I am also corresponding with John Blacet on this. I am in the middle of
finishing my Time Machine conversion and writing the construction docs for
those who like a little more detail to work with on the MOTM conversions.
As part of those documents, I will include negative voltage input protection
for the two inputs that need them (delay and external mod connections).
But, I want to be sure that what I put in my instructions:
1 - works fine on my kit
2 - has John's blessing.
I hope to have these documents published in the middle of next week. The
instructions will also include all resistor changes to date that have been
recommended by John.
Thanks to John for the great feedback (feedback... regen ... get it? :) I
am a stooge remember)
Larry Hendry
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From: <revtor@...>
Also, I had my 320 patched into the "delay"
cv input. yes the 320 is+/-5v and the TM says
that this input takes from 0-7.5v I hadnt read
this until after my little problem arose.
Patching them together led to my delay not
making any more delayed signal until I powered
it down and up again. It worked for a second
or two then as the 320 reached a certain level
the TM "thumped" and no more delayed signal.
but upon turning it off and on again, it worked
fine... Im assuming this has to do with the bipolar
nature of the 320?