Is the CLOCK THRU jack simply connected to the CLOCK IN jack? If so,
this jack could instead be used as an output for shift register B
(after the INVERT switch), call it SRB OUT. This would allow cascading
the output from one Klee to the input of another Klee (connect KIee #1
SRB OUT to Klee #2 RANDOM INPUT) to achieve 32 step sequences. Does
anybody else think this is a good idea? If you are worried about
connecting a CMOS output to a jack, there is an unused op-amp that
could be used as a buffer.
Even if you don't change the legend on the panel, I will likely wire
mine up this way. I came up with a dozen Klee modifications, but
implementing them all would require a ridiculous amount of hardware
changes (I would have to make all new PCBs) and a panel 3 times the
size of the one you've got. I think I'll stick with the official Klee
for now.
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> Yeah, that's just the CAD I send to the metal guys (dimensions on
> another layer), so green is .25" and tiger print is .375". Doesn't
> really help, huh?
> The Ext Load, Range and Random Input have associated switches (LED
> for Random Input, I think). I figured that legending is more obvious
> than the on/off legending. I'm thinking the switched would be left/
> right, or _towards_ the jack if you want that jack enabled. Is that
> OK w/ everyone? I can add on/ off if you want. I still haven't
> decided whether to do MOTM boxes for the standalone switches or not.
> I think not in this case, as it would make a graphic mess of it.
>