@@ -13,19 +13,53 @@ rising/falling edge triggers.
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| ` b1 ` | Manual input equivalent to ` din ` |
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| ` b2 ` | Manual toggle input |
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| ` k1 ` | Primary gate duration control |
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- | ` k2 ` | Attenuverter for CV input on ` ain ` |
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+ | ` k2 ` | Attenuator for CV input on ` ain ` |
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| ` cv1 ` | Gate output for ` din ` /` b1 ` |
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| ` cv2 ` | Trigger output for the rising edge of ` din ` /` b1 ` |
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| ` cv3 ` | Trigger output for the falling edge of ` din ` /` b1 ` |
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| ` cv4 ` | Trigger output for the falling edge of ` cv1 ` |
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| ` cv5 ` | Toggle output; changes state on every incoming rising edge |
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| ` cv6 ` | Trigger output for the falling edge of ` cv5 ` |
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- The gate output on ` cv1 ` has a normal range of 10ms to 2s, depending on the position of ` k1 ` . CV input to ` ain ` can
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- increase this duration .
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+ Gate/trigger input on ` din ` should be at least 0.8V. Ideally the trigger duration should
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+ be at least 10ms, though shorter triggers may be usable .
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- ` ain ` expects an input range of 0-10V. ` k2 ` acts as an attenuverter for this input signal.
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+ ` ain ` expects an input range of 0-10V. ` k2 ` acts as an attenuator for this input signal.
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+ The gate output on ` cv1 ` has a range of 50ms to 1s, depending on the position of ` k1 ` . The
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+ knob response is quadratic, giving finer precision at the higher (clockwise) end.
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+ When ` ain ` receives maximum voltage and ` k2 ` is set to maximum gain, the duration of the gate on
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+ ` cv1 ` is increased by 2 seconds, giving an absolute maximum gate duration of 3 seconds. The following
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+ formula gives the exact calculation of the gate duration:
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+ ```
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+ k1 in range [0, 100]
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+ k2 in range [0, 1]
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+ ain in range [0, 1]
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+ MAX_GATE = 1s
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+ MIN_GATE = 50ms
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+ q(x) = (MAX_GATE - MIN_GATE) / 10 * sqrt(x) + MIN_GATE
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+ t = max(
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+ MIN_GATE,
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+ q(k1) + k2 * ain * 2s
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+ )
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+ ```
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+ Gate time is rounded to the nearest millisecond.
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+ ## Fine-tuning Gate Duration
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+ ` k1 ` offers fairly coarse control over the gate length of ` cv1 ` , especially at low values. If you need to fine-tune
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+ a gate duration in the 50-150ms range you should set ` k1 ` to its minimum value and use a combination of a constant
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+ voltage into ` ain ` and a relatively low gain set on ` k2 ` . By adjusting the value of your input voltage and turning ` k2 `
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+ you should be able to fine-tune the gate duration much more accurately.
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+ For example to accurately achieve 60ms gates, patch the output from an adjustable voltage source such as Intellijel's
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+ Quadratt (0-5V) or Molten Modular's Motion Meter (0-10V) into ` ain ` . Turn ` k1 ` to its minimum setting and leave it
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+ there. Slowly increase ` k2 ` and your voltage source while keeping an eye on EuroPi's display. When the display reads
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+ ` Gate: 60ms ` stop adjusting ` k2 ` and the input voltage. While fiddly, this method will provide much finer control
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+ for short gate durations.
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## Timing Diagram
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@@ -36,39 +70,49 @@ minimum).
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```
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DIN or B1
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__________ __________
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- ________| |________| |______________
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-
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- B2
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- __
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- __________________________________________________| |
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- . . . . .
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- . . . . .
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- CV1 . . . . .
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- .______ . .__________________ .
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- ________| |____________| . |______
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- . L1 . . . L2 . . .
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- . . . . . . .
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- CV2 . . . . . . .
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- ._ . . ._ . . .
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- ________| |_________________| |_______________________
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- . . . . . . .
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- . . . . . . .
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- CV3 . . . . . . .
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- . . ._ . ._ . .
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- ___________________| |_________________| |___________
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- . . . . .
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- CV4 . . . . .
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- . ._ . ._ .
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- _______________| |_____________________________| |___
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- . . .
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- CV5 . . .
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- .___________________. .__
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- ________| |_____________________|
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- .
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- CV6 .
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- ._
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- ____________________________| |_______________________
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+ ________| |________| |___________________
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+ . . . .
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+ B2 . . . .
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+ . . . . __ _
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+ __________________________________________________| |_| |_
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+ . . . . . .
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+ . . . . . .
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+ CV1 . . . . . .
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+ .______ . .__________________ . .
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+ ________| |____________| . |____________
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+ . L1 . . . L2 . . . .
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+ . . . . . . . .
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+ CV2 . . . . . . . .
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+ ._ . . ._ . . . .
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+ ________| |_________________| |_____________________________
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+ .T . . .T . . . .
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+ . . . . . . . .
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+ CV3 . . . . . . . .
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+ . . ._ . ._ . . .
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+ ___________________| |_________________| |_________________
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+ . . T . T . . .
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+ CV4 . . . . . .
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+ . ._ . ._ . .
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+ _______________| |_____________________________| |_________
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+ . T . T . .
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+ CV5 . . . .
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+ .___________________. .____.
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+ ________| |_____________________| |___
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+ . .
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+ CV6 . .
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+ ._ ._
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+ ____________________________| |________________________| |_
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+ T T
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```
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We assume that between the first and second pulses, the combined CV input via ` k1 ` , ` k2 ` , and ` ain ` has changed,
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- resulting in different gate lengths (` L1 ` and ` L2 ` , above)
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+ resulting in different gate lengths (` L1 ` and ` L2 ` , above). The trigger durations marked with ` T ` are 10ms.
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+ ## Delayed Triggers
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+ If you need a delayed trigger, ` cv4 ` can be used; set the gate duration of ` cv1 ` to the desired delay
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+ duration. ` cv4 ` will fire a 10ms trigger on the falling edge of ` cv1 ` , which will correspond with the
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+ rising edge of ` din ` plus the delay. Note that using ` cv4 ` in this way will limit the usefulness of ` cv1 `
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+ and ` cv3 ` , as the gate length will be used to control the delay.
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+ There is no way to add a delay between the signal received from ` din ` or ` b1 ` and the rising edge of the gate on ` cv1 ` .
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