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In another thread the function of Model 14 Offset knobs was explained, 
but I didn't understand it.

I process CV:s with my M14. I can't get the Offset knobs to have any 
effect on the corresponding Min and Max outputs. On Sum outputs the 
knobs affect DC offset, as expected. What kind of effect are the Offset 
knobs supposed to have on the Min and Max outputs?

Can I somehow compare two or three positive CV:s and get the minimum of 
them - other than ground/zero? 

Best regards
Jari Jokinen

The offset knob is disallowed in the MAX/MIN outputs because it effects the nature of the 
output decoding.  Anything higher than ground in the MIN out wouldn't pass, and anything 
lower than ground in the MAX Out would also dissappear.  As far as the traveling the other 
send, it would only serve to attenuate the range of each.

If you want the MIN/MAX simultaniously, meaning it would not flat line at ground - take 
the MIN out and MAX out of the first processor, run them  into two of the inputs of the 
second processor and monitor the SUM out.

- P



--- In PLAN_B_analog_blog@yahoogroups.com, "jalmari3" <jari.jokinen@...> wrote:

>
> In another thread the function of Model 14 Offset knobs was explained, 
> but I didn't understand it.
> 
> I process CV:s with my M14. I can't get the Offset knobs to have any 
> effect on the corresponding Min and Max outputs. On Sum outputs the 
> knobs affect DC offset, as expected. What kind of effect are the Offset 
> knobs supposed to have on the Min and Max outputs?
> 
> Can I somehow compare two or three positive CV:s and get the minimum of 
> them - other than ground/zero? 
> 
> Best regards
> Jari Jokinen
>