Re: [PolySix] RE: Lots of pots not working, MG, VCF, EG.
2014-01-06 by <josh.nursing@gmail.com>
For Cutoff on the Potentiometer boards, I get: -5V - 5V (Cutoff 0 to 10), and -4.36V - -3.74V on the data pin.
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2014-01-06 by <josh.nursing@gmail.com>
For Cutoff on the Potentiometer boards, I get: -5V - 5V (Cutoff 0 to 10), and -4.36V - -3.74V on the data pin.
2014-01-06 by Bob Grieb
One more thing I forgot to mention. In the DAC test, it seems that the pots that are being measured are the Filter Cutoff and the Effects Intensity, so it
2014-01-06 by <josh.nursing@gmail.com>
Forgot to mention that Andrew Jury (SynthProf) still offered his service for making a new board, which is very cool. Yash
2014-01-06 by Bob Grieb
Pin 1 is not connected on the MC1408 and does not need to be connected on the DAC08 either. All other pins are used. ________________________________ From:
2014-01-06 by Bob Grieb
Which pins? On my schematic DAC pins 7 and 8 are data inputs. Neither one is floating. ________________________________ From: josh.nursing@gmail.com
2014-01-06 by <josh.nursing@gmail.com>
Rob, do you still have the KLM-367 clone board? I had ordered one which Canada Post delivered to someone else. Yash
2014-01-06 by Bob Grieb
Hi, I was suggesting that you set the other pots all to 0volts, which would be the middle position, not the -5V position. But it sounds like the mux
2014-01-06 by <josh.nursing@gmail.com>
As for the DAC, in the KLM-267 board I have its a MC1408. I also received a new DAC chip from Newark Canada (that s where I am), and it s the DAC08-CPZ from
2014-01-06 by <josh.nursing@gmail.com>
Hi Bob, I have no oscilloscope as yet, but a nice digital voltmeter and a cool Logic probe by Elenco, both very affordable. Not too sure how I could use the
2014-01-06 by Bob Grieb
I wonder if the DAC is not working correctly? I think this may be hard to work on without a scope. Maybe you have a friend with one? In the DAC
2014-01-05 by Ben Stuyts
Good catch :-) Ben (moderator)
2014-01-05 by <denderdj@yahoo.com>
FYI FWIW :)
2014-01-05 by <josh.nursing@gmail.com>
Hi Hans, The voltages from the power supply are good, and I have tried the initial part of the calibration procedure several times as I don t have an
2014-01-05 by Hans
Check voltages from power supply. Test if you are able to do the calibration on the DAC. If not you might have a problem related to this section. Fra:
2014-01-05 by <josh.nursing@gmail.com>
I have a set of potentiometers not working on the MG, VCF and EG sections. Also count in the PWM ones. On the other hand, switches on these sections appear to
2014-01-05 by <josh.nursing@gmail.com>
Maybe this can be a start to derive it. http://minus.com/lb1qTmlnc2qPOb
2014-01-04 by <rene.didden@gmail.com>
Hi there, Does somebody have some schematics or measurements of the wooden case? I want to rebuild it but I need some measures...
2014-01-04 by <josh.nursing@gmail.com>
Thanks Bob, checked all the lines, reflowed a few connection points around IC30, 31 and the CPU, it looks good now.
2014-01-03 by <josh.nursing@gmail.com>
Hi Bob, Makes sense: the cut traces do seem to have been put there intentionally come to think of it. Thanks for pointing that out, I will reverse the
2014-01-02 by <rnrjosh@yahoo.com>
Ok, looks like the plug is actually on KLM-376 not KLM 367. No wonder!
2014-01-02 by <backshall1@bellsouth.net>
There is a 2-pin socket on the power supply board that the 56k resistor should be connected across. You are replacing the ICs on the 367 board. The test
2014-01-02 by <rnrjosh@yahoo.com>
Quick question, I m replacing IC5 and IC6 on the KLM-376 board, and I ll need to adjust the Reset Adjustment trimmer. The service manual says connect a 56k
2014-01-02 by Ben Stuyts
Hi Terje, ... When you upload photoÆs, they have to be approved by the moderator (me), so thatÆs why there was a delay. IÆll take care of the duplicates, no
2014-01-02 by Bob Grieb
Hi Josh, Looks like D0 is the input for both Bank A and Program LED 1. If that is not connected to the KLM367 correctly, and is just floating, it
2014-01-02 by Bob Grieb
Looks like the cut was to separate some circuitry from +5V on the control board. Then on my unit a separate blue wire was run from the power supply to
2014-01-02 by Bob Grieb
Just checked my PolySix. I see what appears to be an intentional cut on that trace, right next to the letters J2 or Bend . Are you sure that s not
2014-01-02 by <josh.nursing@gmail.com>
Caught a disconnected trace from IC31 and pin 2 of the Resistor Array and successfully jumpered it, as well as fixed the broken trace on the MG control board
2014-01-02 by <josh.nursing@gmail.com>
Happy 2014 to all. While continuing to investigate my malfunctioning Polysix, I inspected the leftmost control board, the one which has a blue connector
2013-12-31 by Alex Prescott
Thanks again Mike. I also found a 1/4 v-trig to 1/8 v-trig that I can use with my ms20 mini, which is going to be super cool as I ve always wanted to sync
2013-12-31 by Mike
Yep. Assuming your Miami is working correctly. Clocking a polysix from V-trig does work, but it s laggy. A S-trig will clock on the money. Mike Sent from my
2013-12-31 by Alex Prescott
Great, thanks!
2013-12-31 by pushwithlegs
I seem to recall Synth Spa offers this service on their site. For juno 106 work i can commend them at any rate. On Dec 31, 2013 9:01 AM,
2013-12-31 by Alex Prescott
Great, thanks Mike! Would you expect timing to improve using the conversion cable? Alex
2013-12-31 by Mike
The polysix uses a S-Trig to clock its Arpeggiator. (Short to ground) Miami puts out a V-Trig. (5v pulse) It s easy to convert the two. You can buy a converter
2013-12-31 by <boom2496@yahoo.com>
Sorry guys, I actually have 2 questions today... I am noticing that the arpeggiator timing, when clocking from an external source, is pretty sloppy. I am using
2013-12-31 by <boom2496@yahoo.com>
Hi All! I have pretty much sorted my Polysix internally with a service and full Kiwisix mod, and everything functions really well. My metal case and
2013-12-31 by <chipaudette@yahoo.com>
Personally, I ve had good luck using Caikote. I ve used it on two of my synths (my Mono/Poly and my Polysix)...
2013-12-30 by Chris Logue Smart
Hi, Can t post new topic sorry.... Silly question alert. I had my Polysix fixed up. I bought an old banger. the chap did an amazing job. One thing I ve noticed
2013-12-30 by Terje Winther
Hi Arturo, The Kiwi power supply board is optional, I think, and not necessary for the Kiwisix upgrade. However: I too have had a lot of P6 and Mono/Poly
2013-12-30 by Tubbutec
hi get some graphite spray and use a q-tip to transfer it to the rubber contacts. I fixed about 10 Polysix with this method and it is very reliable. similar
2013-12-30 by Dave Garfield
Bob, Check with Bob Weigel of sounddoctorin.com. He has some very reliable stick-on contacts that stay put and won t flake off. Dave Garfield On Monday,
2013-12-30 by <bobgrieb@yahoo.com>
Hi, I am the new owner of a PolySix, bought recently from a major auction site. Think I have dealt with the battery damage, and have ordered new tact switches
2013-12-30 by Arturo B
Hi Terje, Do you also recommend the Kiwi PSU upgrade when replacing the KLM-367? They seem to suggest (from what I remember) that the the Polysix PSU design is
2013-12-30 by Terje Winther
... Yes, I took some photos that I uploaded into the Yahoo-groups website. You can get there from clicking at some link at the bottom of all list mails. It is
2013-12-30 by Terje Winther
... Thanks! My feedback after repairing lots of Polysix´es, and cleaning up many processor boards with battery leakage problems, many of them with similar
2013-12-30 by Mike
The issue is that the main CPU board does have a fault. I m trying to diagnose where this fault is. It s not a calibration issue. I suspect that one of the
2013-12-29 by <josh.nursing@gmail.com>
Mike, I think it s crucial that you go through the calibration procedure in the Service Manual: if your components and boards are fine but the Polysix is
2013-12-29 by <josh.nursing@gmail.com>
This is my dream repair and mod job! Very impressive, Terje. Instead, here s what I have: 1. Part of the repair was ok: managed to remove the old battery,
2013-12-29 by Tubbutec
Hi Terje, this sounds really awesome. Do you have any pictures and/or sounds you could share with us? tobi ... -- Tubbutec Tobias Münzer http://tubbutec.de
2013-12-29 by Dennis Matana
Wow Terje, you have gone wild on that one! Maybe you can record a small sessions with it and share that with us? :D Br, Dennis ps new panel looks awesome on my