Cgs synth

Upon further inspection, I believe the source of this connection is CGS75,
where it simplifies the connection of the cycle switch, while probably not
affecting the normal function of the module. There, this diode (*2) is
connected after the resistors, and the PCB layout agrees.

On 30 December 2011 09:40, <sasami@...> wrote:

> **
>
>
> If the PCB agrees with the other diagram, that means my diagram is
> incorrect.
> As simple as that.
> Ken
>
> >I'm currently designing a PCB based on CGS114 to suit my own needs. In
> >doing so, I've been studying both the schematic and PCB layout and
> >I've noticed a small difference between the two. In the schematic,
> >there's a diode that goes from the 33k resistor near trig in, directly
> >to end out. In the PCB layout, this diode is instead connected to the
> >output of the 3900, on the other side of the resistor/zener network.
> >
> >Another DUSG schematic I have also connects it as in the PCB layout,
> >so I'm assuming this is the original way. Is there any particular
> >point in connecting the diode as in the schematic? (I.e. directly to
> >the M terminal.)
> >
> >I'm trying to understand whether the purpose of this diode is to
> >forward pulses from trig in to end out, or to sink current from the
> >trig input depending on what the signal input network does with end
> >out...
> >
> >Convenient link:
> >http://www.cgs.synth.net/modules/cgs114_dusg.html
> >
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/Ove

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