With power off, get a DVM and measure the resistance between tip and sleeve
(signal out and ground). Use a patchcord plugged into the jack, take DVM leads
and be SURE your hands are not touching the probes, make the measurement.
Sometimes new folks overheat the coax, shorting the outputs.
Paul S.
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From: "shari_en_jin" <shari_en_jin@...>
To: <motm@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Friday, October 13, 2006 8:44 PM
Subject: [motm] Celebration and trouble
> YAY!!!! I just finished my first module, a 390 dual LFO!!!!
> Most everything works find and dandy, however, on LFO-A, the Triangle(Tri-A)
> works great,
> but the Square(SQR-A) gives such a low output it barely even modulates(in my
> trial run) the
> frequency of the oscillator. The same thing with B LFO, but its the
> Triangle(TRI) output that
> gives little output, but the SINE and SQR seem to work fine.
> Any of you more experienced guys or girls out there have any quick ideas of
> why? before I
> start dismanteling the poor guy and loose some hair trying to figure out whats
> goin on?
> Muchas Garcias,
> Ti_
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