Special Stage Systems MING MECCA, User Manual

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VOLTAGE STANDARDS AND
GENERAL CONTROL PARADIGMS
• CV
inputs:
0
-
5V
(
0-1V
with
CV RANGE JUMPER
)
•
GATE
and
TRIGGER
inputs:
+0.5V
logic threshold
•
GATE
and
TRIGGER
outputs:
+10V
high
•
Knobs transform into attenuators when using
CV
inputs
•
Toggle switches transform into “mute” switches when us-
ing
GATE
and
TRIGGER
inputs
Any signal can be patched into the
WORLD CORE’s CV
,
GATE
, and
TRIGGER
inputs so long as it doesn’t exceed
EURORACK
power levels
(
-12V
to
+12V
). In order to get the best results however, it’s useful to
attenuate and/or rectify signals to fit the
WORLD CORE’s
responsive
range (i.e., the range of voltages which produce noticeable effects).
The responsive range for
CV
inputs is
0-5V
by default. If the
CV
RANGE JUMPER
has been configured for
LZX
compatibility (see pg. 4),
then the responsive range is
0-1V
.
GATE
and
TRIGGER
inputs are set to a
+0.5V
logic threshold. Any
level below
+0.5V
is considered a logical low (“
OFF
”), and anything
above
+0.5V
is considered a logical high (“
ON
”).
Most of the
WORLD CORE’s
parameters are acces-
sible through manual controls (knobs and toggle
switches) as well as jack inputs (for use with
CV
,
GATE
, or
TRIGGER
signals).
TILE 1’s PALETTE
parame-
ter, for instance, consists of a manual knob and
CV
input jack. Both the knob and the jack modify the
same parameter—the set of colors used to render
TILE 1
. Interface elements that affect the same pa-
rameter are depicted on the panel with a vertical
connecting line.
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