[OT] [sdiy] IN your mind, what is ....

[greg montalbano]

At 12:58 PM 2/4/04 -0400, Darren wrote:

>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Daniel Araya" <daniel.araya at sr.se>
>To: <synth-diy at dropmix.xs4all.nl>
>Sent: Wednesday, February 04, 2004 11:24 AM
>Subject: Ang: Re: [OT] [sdiy] IN your mind, what is ....
>
>
> > Please, no more programming, you might scare away the newbies...and some
> > of the rest too!  :)
>
>Sorry, sorry...so someone hurry up and tell me whether R12 in the EFM RXCV
>should be 1K (as newest web page says) or 10K (as older pdf says). It LOOKS
>like it should be 10K, which is why I question the web page. Tell me that,
>and I can spend my time soldering away instead of typing drivel. I asked on
>the forum and the EFM mailing list, but haven't had a response for a couple
>of days (on the forum, or since last night on the mailing list), so I'm
>impatiently vibrating; being a newb, I don't want to fire up the thing with
>the wrong resistor in there, although I'm sure it's not a big difference
>anyway.
>
>Right now the old hands are saying one of two things:
>a) Wussy! Stick any old resistor in there and fire 'er up!
>or
>b) Impatient whipper snapper! Set that thing aside for six months and start
>on the next one, like I do!
>
>-Darren "impatient wuss" Reid

Hi-
sorry it took so long to respond;  my RXCV board is currently sealed up 
inside a Pro-One, which is boxed for shipping to the UK.  Had to find my 
notes...
The correct version is the one that shows R 9, 10, 11 and 12 as 1K, and R 
5, 6, 7 & 8 as 10K (this fix is also detailed in the BASSACE corrections -- 
both boards use the same MIDI scheme).

Solder away!

~GMM