[sdiy] Prophet 10 / OB-X
Tony Clark
clark at andrews.edu
Mon Apr 2 16:48:45 CEST 2001
> Prophet 10
> 1: Can anybody tell what the voltage must be at the Power Supply. I measure
> different value's as what is written at the pcb board.
> 2: There are two voices board in a P10. I have the schematics of the P5. Can
> somebody help me at the part of the schematics of the P10 which controll
> these voice boards.
Not sure about the first one, probably normal +/-15V and +5V.
For the second part, you will need the P-10 supplimental service
docs. It's very small compared to the P-5 service manual, but will
probably have what you need in it.
> OB-X (8 voices, curtis based voice boards)
> After tuning tuning two voices became disabled. If i calibrate these two
> voice wrong,(instead of that two leds are on only one is on) one of the not
> working voices is working after (auto) tuning. If I disconnect one board,
> the not working voice also works after autotune. I have found the
> schematics at internet but i can't read the text at these. Has somebody
> better scanned schematics for me. The part i am looking for is the voice
> board and the part which is used for the tuning section.
There are two issues with the OB-X. First are the crappy pots. Take
a look at my well documented page on this:
http://aupe.phys.andrews.edu/~clark/emusic/oberheim/obxupgrd.html
I'd suggest doing the above upgrade and see if it fixes the problem
first. If not, then try the below:
The second part is that for some unknown reason, the op-amps in the
signal path of the auto-tune go flaky. Don't ask me why! As far as I
know, there's no good reason why op-amps should start leaking current
unless they were zapped by static, but never-the-less, it does happen.
To the _right_ of the CPU card there will be 8 TL-082 socketed
op-amps. These are the auto-tune lines. Replace them. Most likely the
problem will disappear!
Hope that helps.
Tony
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