Buchla 200e series, Руководство пользователя

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EXTERNAL INPUTS:
Voltages and times may be derived from external control voltage inputs on a
stage by stage basis. Controls for this trick reside in the lower left section.
While in the edit mode, select the desired stage number and switch on the
time and/or voltage LED’s with the associated switches. Be sure to select
the desired output voltage (1 or 2). If these LEDs are on, then the stage pot,
instead of setting a voltage or time, chooses between four inputs -- A, B, C or
D -- for that stage. (Each stage follows the same selection scheme as drawn
on stage 1).
Use “fix” to grab an external voltage. The incoming voltage at the time “fix” is
pressed becomes the fixed voltage, storing current values as if they were
knob settings.
This can be a great short cut for storing a voltage in each stage
without having to turn all the knobs.
Fix is a global control, and when on, (“fix”) disables external inputs. It can be
turn on and off outside of editing.
PULSE OUTPUTS:
Pulse outputs are edited on the right side. All stages produce pulses at the
“all” output, while pulses 1 and 2 are selected by toggling the associated
switches while in the edit mode. Illuminated LED’s indicate active pulses.
Editing shortcut: As an editing convenience, we offer a method of quickly
programming identical switch settings in any number of adjacent stages:
While in the edit mode, select the value desired for a particular switch, and
while still depressing the switch, rotate the edit select through all the stages
you’d like programmed to this switch value.
Stage Selection: MODES
The 250e offers several schemes for stage selection.
Pulse Mode – This is the default mode for a stage and is
indicated when
none of the mode LED’s are on . A pulse applied to the Start / Adv input or a
press of the switch will advance to the next stage.
Advance Mode – This mode is indicated when the “adv” LED is on. The stage
will only advance when the time value runs out.
Sustain Mode – This mode is indicated when the “sust” LED is on. The stage
will advance when the time value runs out. However, if a gate is applied to the