hello since it is a DCO the only possible fault should be the programmable interrupt timer 8254. Florian Am 04.11.2019 um 01:59 schrieb Andy Birko andy.birko@... [oberheim]: > Tried to send a message before but it seems to have been lost. > > Picked up a used M6R with a couple bad voices. �Voice 2 was dead and > just needed a re-seat of the CEM chip. > > Voice 3 though - DCO 2 is all wonky. �Its pitch is way high and > doesn't track correctly at all. �When changing the frequency through > param 10 is generally trends in the right direction but any given > value might be higher or lower than the one before. > > I've probed around with a lousy scope a bit and it seems that pin 8 of > the voice 3 CEM is at the wrong frequency. �i.e. I checked pin 4 and 8 > of all the chips and only pin 8 of voice 3 seems to be at the wrong > frequency. �As I said, it's a pretty lo usy scope so info is limited. > > Any thoughts on how to proceed? > > Thanks in advance! > > -Andy > -- http://www.florian-anwander.de
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Re: [oberheim] M6R Help
2019-11-05 by Florian Anwander
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