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Hello. I'm planning to start with a Basic System 2, and the internal CV + gate sounds practical for many uses.

But what if I want to use an other CV source for one of the A-110 oscillators for the moment? Will the internal CV automatically be bypassed if I plug something into the CV1 jack on the A-110?

Same question goes for internal gate. Will plugging something else into the gate jack on the A-140 ADSR bypass the internal gate for this module?

Regards
Martin

hi Martin,

yes and yes.

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Subject: [Doepfer_a100] Newbie question about the internal bus CV and gate
To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com
Date: Saturday, May 22, 2010, 6:56 PM







 



  


    
      
      
      Hello. I'm planning to start with a Basic System 2, and the internal CV + gate sounds practical for many uses.



But what if I want to use an other CV source for one of the A-110 oscillators for the moment? Will the internal CV automatically be bypassed if I plug something into the CV1 jack on the A-110?



Same question goes for internal gate. Will plugging something else into the gate jack on the A-140 ADSR bypass the internal gate for this module?



Regards

Martin





    
     

    
    


 



  






      

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Hi Martin
  > Will the internal CV automatically be bypassed if I plug something 
into the CV1 jack on the A-110?
Yes for newer moduls. As far as I remember the first series of A110s 
(from 1996) did not use the normalling switch contact of the CV, but had 
a soldered wire jumper (this jumper still exists in the later series, 
but the socket contacts are no longer short connected).
If buy a used VCO, you should have a look at this. The version number is 
printed on the pcb like "A110 VCO copyright 1997 V3" (upper half about 
at the height of the tune potentiometer)


> Same question goes for internal gate. Will plugging something else into the gate jack on the A-140 ADSR bypass the internal gate for this module?
yes.

Florian

Thanks a lot for the info Bakis & Florian !

Martin

--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Florian Anwander <fanwander@...> wrote:

>
> Hi Martin
>   > Will the internal CV automatically be bypassed if I plug something 
> into the CV1 jack on the A-110?
> Yes for newer moduls. As far as I remember the first series of A110s 
> (from 1996) did not use the normalling switch contact of the CV, but had 
> a soldered wire jumper (this jumper still exists in the later series, 
> but the socket contacts are no longer short connected).
> If buy a used VCO, you should have a look at this. The version number is 
> printed on the pcb like "A110 VCO copyright 1997 V3" (upper half about 
> at the height of the tune potentiometer)
> 
> 
> > Same question goes for internal gate. Will plugging something else into the gate jack on the A-140 ADSR bypass the internal gate for this module?
> yes.
> 
> Florian
>