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| Osc1's
"ramp
level"
push-pull
is
on
the
left,
osc2's
on
the
right,
linked with 10K and 33K resistors. The yellow-heatshrinked white cable goes to R192 on board C. |
Graham Hinton explains the mod on this page.
Two versions are possible : variable or fixed sync.
Since the variable one needs to add a pot and drill a hole, I did the fixed one. With my way of doing, only one osc can be slaved to the two others (if a pot is added to do the variable one, it might be a push-pull one, allowing to chose between two slave oscillators, maybe I'll do it one day).
Here's the how to for osc1 as slave, it can be adapted for any oscillator you want.
Pulling the "triangle level" knob will make osc1 slave to the corresponding oscillator. It's also possible to enslave to both osc2 and osc3 together.
Pots to replace with push-pull ones :
- osc2 and osc3 "triangle level"
- osc1 "ramp level" (optional)
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| This
pic of Graham Hinton
shows on which leg of
R192 (and other resistors) to connect the sync cable. It can of course be sodered on the other side of the board. |
Join both resistors together to a cable that will go to R192 (22k resistor, the fifth from the top of osc1 on board C) on the ME9002 transistors side.
Optional : osc1 "ramp level" pot can be replaced by a push-pull to select 2 different resistor values (I used 10K/33K, but you may choose the ones that best suits your needs). This way, 2 sync levels are available. Just connect the "E" lug of the push-pull to the R192's cable and solder the resistors to the "D" & "F" lugs, connect their other legs to the osc2 "triangle level" "B" lug and link it to osc3 "triangle level" "B" lug.