pulse divider, help question
2003-09-12 by spgjmf
hello,
this is my first post to the cgs group.
I have a cgs pulse divider which I have just completed, but it is not
functioning corredtly.
power is +/- 12 vdc
I have correct Vcc at each chip. clk voltage is seen at the correct
pins too.
the problem is the divid outputs are all high regardless of the clock.
clock is a +5 square wave. oh, the logic and inverts work.
I have 12v at the base of each tranistor .
do I need to tie the rest pin hign or low or ...?
All I want is the divison - not interested in rest function.
any suggestions?
little bio - live in oakland ca, usa have been building and using
modular synths since 82 ... have a serge panel from late 80's and
several salavged serge modules waiting to go in a new panel with cgs
modules...
into eno like music and installation type soundscapes ....drift and
loooong sweeps and drones - interested in senors which environmental
sensors to contrll analog models. worked on film sound and pop music
too. day job is unix sysadmin....
thanks for any ideas,
jeff
this is my first post to the cgs group.
I have a cgs pulse divider which I have just completed, but it is not
functioning corredtly.
power is +/- 12 vdc
I have correct Vcc at each chip. clk voltage is seen at the correct
pins too.
the problem is the divid outputs are all high regardless of the clock.
clock is a +5 square wave. oh, the logic and inverts work.
I have 12v at the base of each tranistor .
do I need to tie the rest pin hign or low or ...?
All I want is the divison - not interested in rest function.
any suggestions?
little bio - live in oakland ca, usa have been building and using
modular synths since 82 ... have a serge panel from late 80's and
several salavged serge modules waiting to go in a new panel with cgs
modules...
into eno like music and installation type soundscapes ....drift and
loooong sweeps and drones - interested in senors which environmental
sensors to contrll analog models. worked on film sound and pop music
too. day job is unix sysadmin....
thanks for any ideas,
jeff