It does say 7 on the siteĀ I would have sworn there were 8 connectors, but then again, not enough sleep + not enough coffee = easily confused. Also you can always daisy chain Time Buffers if you really need more Mini-Stores. Maybe the mismatch between the number of modules supported by the Time Buffer and the number supported by the Shift Manager is a subtle incentive to keep buying more modules in an ongoing effort to achieve maximum utilization. Though I suspect the Shift Managers support of three modules is a product of panel space and not an attempt to create the modular version of a hotdog / bun quantity mismatch. I like the idea of multiple sets of Mini-Stores/Shift Managers, but I'm already moving the Q961 out of the 'sequencer' cabinet and unless I want to remove the Q960/963 or the Q119 (or buy another cabinet) I'm all out of room. --- In dotcomformat@yahoogroups.com, "ty hodson" <yahoo123@...> wrote: > > > .and did you notice that the buss on the Time Buffer supports up to eight > Mini-Stores? > > > > I think STG's website says it'll feed up to 7 Time modules (which is kind of > an odd number since the Shift Manager kinda dictates that things be grouped > in threes.), but still, that is pretty kewl. Two sets would fit pretty > handily in a single 8-space rack frame. ; ) > > I've been chatting with Eric a bit about my particular config, and here's > what I'm doing: A portable rack case using Roger's 8-space rack frames on > the front and back. For now the frontside is mapped out as follows: > > Left to right: > - Q124 Multiple > - Time Buffer > - Shift Manager > - Voltage Mini-Store > - Voltage Mini-Store > - Trigger Mini-Store > - Q962 Sequential Switch > - Q109 Envelope Generator > > But (just thinking out loud here) this would also be a pretty nifty config: > > Left to right: > - Time Buffer > - Shift Manager > - Voltage Mini-Store > - Voltage Mini-Store > - Trigger Mini-Store > - Shift Manager > - Voltage Mini-Store > - Voltage Mini-Store > - Trigger Mini-Store > > : ) > > ty > > _______________ > http://sublevel9.net >
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Re: STG's Time Modules
2009-06-16 by Syruss Flyte
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