[sdiy] Outputs grounded! Re: SSI2164 datasheet updated

[KD KD]

2018-08-12 5:07 GMT+02:00, Pete Hartman <pete.hartman at gmail.com>:
> I am just as cranky with Neil's BS about Dixon and the value of practical
> experience, but it would help the list if you could take it down a notch
> here.

Notch down? Pardon me, it's you who slams Neil en masse, perhaps you
should CALM down? Dixon is mature enough to handle personal attacks
himself. Dixon no saint,have bashed people on e.g Muff's.

I went baffled Neil dissing my guess works while doing his own guess
works pretending to know 99%. But now everyone has calmed down
and everything is fine at the SDIY temple. ;-)

> I'm pretty sure "there is no reason for connecting it directly to GND", in
> the context of that whole sentence, is a typo and he actually meant no
> reason not to do that.
Silly argument since "now" Neil have studied the design and clearly
says GND in and outs, evidential.

> It is interesting that before this data sheet he sang a different tune,
> while now he speaks as if it were obvious.

See, there you are! "Tada".

> That said, the current data sheet says two important things about all the
> stuff listed here: do NOT use a resistor to ground, and DO connect the
> output to ground.

So why do Rossum connect output to GND via a resistor (although small)
and so did Sowa in one of his VCF's (10K). But Sowa changed his mind
in his latest post it seams.

> I looked at the (simplified) circuit in the datasheet
> and I don't actually see an obvious reason why it would be
>a problem -- as  opposed to doing that with an op amp, or
>a CMOS output.
> Pete

Just tried try address the fact prior 2164 datasheet
didnt give guidance at all with unused VCAs.

Oh, the drama at SDIY temple mound among the priests.