MOTM

The MOTM-730 is a 2U wide modules that requires the MOTM-950 6-pin power 
interface (+5V/+-15V).

There are 2 types of outputs: divisior and stepped CV.

The divisor outputs are 0 to +5V "CMOS level", are are from panel switch 
selectable to be either a 50% square wave or a 2.5ms fixed width pulse. In the 
square wave mode, the input frequency can go up to 14Khz, while in the pulse 
mode can go up to about 300Hz.

The stepped output is a 8-step rising sawtooth, whose step increment is 3-way 
panel switch selectable as 4th, 5th or octaves.

The module has a set of fixed rated dividers and 1 variable divider, whose ratio 
is the sum of a panel pot and an input CV (through panel attenuator). The 
variable divider can go up to 32 (full) or 16 (1/2).

There is a panel switch that selects full divide or 1/2 divide ratios:

half    full
/1        /2
/1.5     /3
/2        /4
/2.5     /5
/3        /6
/3.5     /7
/4        /8
/4.5     /9
/6        /12
/8        /16
/1../16  /2../32  variable out

The input jacks are:

CLOCK IN (+-5V tolerant, input switches at +0.75V input)
RUN/*STOP: with no input, the divers runs. When this input is LOW (less than 
+0.75V) the divider resets all the outpts to 0V and remains there until the 
input rises above +0.75V. So, this is a 'hard sync' input in a manner of 
speaking.
CV IN: control voltage input for the variable divider output

There is a 3 digit, 0.56" high red LED display w/bezel that shous the variable 
output divider ratio.

More info here: http://modularsynthesis.com/modules/motm/730/MOTM-730.htm

Paul S>

--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, "Paul Schreiber" <synth1@s...> wrote:
> The MOTM-730 is a 2U wide modules that requires the MOTM-950 6-pin 
power 
> interface (+5V/+-15V).

What's the current draw on the +5vdc supply?

Chub

Fellow MOTM Addicts:

I have created an updated price list based on everything I've been
able to comb out of this list and Paul's most recent catalog. It
includes ALL upcoming modules that have been acknowledged by Paul
on this list in the past several months. Upcoming modules are color
coded according to Paul's "level" descriptions. I've tried to be as
complete and accurate as possible. In a couple of cases I guessed
at the module's number range that I think the module will fall
within. But obviously this is Paul's call and I could be all wet.
If I am, then just hit me with your spare modules. I can take it!

I hope this is helpful,
Greg

Could someone upload this to the group files section. I'm subscribed to the 
digest, which does not retain attachments.

Thanks, Barry

--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, "Greg James" <gjames@n...> wrote:

> Fellow MOTM Addicts:
> 
> I have created an updated price list based on everything I've been
> able to comb out of this list and Paul's most recent catalog. It
> includes ALL upcoming modules that have been acknowledged by Paul
> on this list in the past several months. Upcoming modules are color
> coded according to Paul's "level" descriptions. I've tried to be as
> complete and accurate as possible. In a couple of cases I guessed
> at the module's number range that I think the module will fall
> within. But obviously this is Paul's call and I could be all wet.
> If I am, then just hit me with your spare modules. I can take it!
> 
> I hope this is helpful,
> Greg

Larry sent this to me directly, so don't upload on my account. Also, thanks to 
Greg for compiling it.

Barry

--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, "coyoteous" <antithesist@m...> wrote:

> 
> Could someone upload this to the group files section. I'm subscribed to the 
> digest, which does not retain attachments.
> 
> Thanks, Barry
> 
> --- In motm@yahoogroups.com, "Greg James" <gjames@n...> wrote:
> > Fellow MOTM Addicts:
> > 
> > I have created an updated price list based on everything I've been
> > able to comb out of this list and Paul's most recent catalog. It
> > includes ALL upcoming modules that have been acknowledged by Paul
> > on this list in the past several months. Upcoming modules are color
> > coded according to Paul's "level" descriptions. I've tried to be as
> > complete and accurate as possible. In a couple of cases I guessed
> > at the module's number range that I think the module will fall
> > within. But obviously this is Paul's call and I could be all wet.
> > If I am, then just hit me with your spare modules. I can take it!
> > 
> > I hope this is helpful,
> > Greg