automatically. Removing the gate has no effect on the output. This is 'one shot' mode. However, the output may be forced to decay prematurely by pressing the RESET push button, or by use of the RESET input. A positive signal of above 3V or so will activate reset.
Switch to AR and Resetable mode. The MOTM output will rise until +7V is reached whereby it will stay there indefinitely, or until the RESET button or RESET input is activated.
Remember that all rise and fall times are controlled by the pots on the
Four LEDs are included on the front panel. Two of these indicate the status of the gate and reset inputs. Another will show the EG's status, this will light when the MOTM’s output is rising or stationary. A fourth LED, a bicolour type, will give visual indication of the final output signal.
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Of Pots and Power
There are just two main control pots on the PCB. If you use the specified pots and brackets, the PCB can be held firmly to the panel without any additional mounting procedures. The pot spacing is on a 1.625” grid and is the same as the vertical spacing on the MOTM modular synthesiser. The PCB has four mounting holes, one in each corner should you require additional support which you probably won’t.
The design requires plus and minus 15V supplies. These should be adequately regulated. The current consumption is about 20mA, although this varies slightly as the OUT LED turns on and off. Power is routed onto the PCB by a four way 0.156” Molex type connector. Provision is made for the two ground system as used on all Oakley modular projects, and is compatible with the MOTM systems. See later for details.
Circuit Description
Let us first refresh ourselves with the operation of the
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