[sdiy] SH-101 help
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media at mail1.nai.net
Tue Jan 29 18:07:20 CET 2002
Does turning VR2 have any effect?? It should change the pitch. Do the
power supply pins to the op-amp measure OK?? If not check the bypass cap
(C24).
I'd also check the 4052 mux and "range width" circuitry after it. Does the
CV out work??
At 7:51 PM -0800 01/28/02, patchell wrote:
>
> I am helping a friend fix his SH-101.
>
> #1..Is there a copy of the schematic on line. Every link I have
>followed for a schematic has ended in a dead end.. :-(
>
> #2..Symptoms: The instrument seems to work except for when you press
>down a key, the pitch does not change. But this action does generate a
>trigger. When an external CV is pluged in, you do get a pitch change.
>The CV out, however, is stuck at the same voltage level no matter which
>key is presses.
>
> #3...What I do know...I managed to trace the pitch CV a bit. The
>SH-101 has a very crude DAC made out of resistors and a CD4050. When I
>look at the output of the "DAC", I can observe everything working here.
>Tracing further down the line, I get to a Sample-Hold which does vary in
>voltage as you press the key. The hold capacitor then goes to a TL062
>dual opamp. However, this is where the voltage gets lost. While I can
>see the keyboard voltage on the + input to the opamp, the output and the
>- input, which seem to be connected through a 1K resistor, are stuck at
>a negative voltage. Off hand, I would say that this opamp is bad,
>however, something else could be dragging it down.
>
> Does any of this sound familiar to SH-101 experts? If nothing else,
>I will try changing the opamp out tomorrow, but, in my experience,
>opamps almost never fail...so I suspect a different problem.
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