251e Quad Sequential Voltage Source
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Four independent sequencers, each with a pulse output and control voltage
output for each of 99 stages. A separate editing section provides for setting
each parameter for a selected sequence; the sequence may proceed while
editing a particular stage, or the edit section can track the sequencer,
displaying parameters in real time, but disabling edit procedures.
Editing a sequence
To edit a particular sequence, press the sequencer’s blue “display/edit” button.
The associated LED will ignite, and the stage number it is currently on will
appear in the “STAGE EDIT” section. Use “stage #” to select a stage for
editing. A press of the
currently selected
"display/edit" switch will terminate
the editing mode, the blue LED will commence blinking, and the edit section
will display in real time the current parameters as the sequence progresses.
Editing is not possible when in this mode.
The parameters in the first edit section, “SEQ. EDIT” affect the entire
sequence, and not individual stages. (exceptions – “end” & “cycle” are
displayed only for the last stage of a sequence, and “sync next” causes the
following sequencer to reset to stage 1 whenever it is encountered).
When a number between 6 bpm and 300 bpm appears in the “tempo” field
(the usual case), each sequence operates as follows:
Incoming “start” and “stop” pulses control each sequencer’s progress. A
“stop” pulse stops the sequence at the current stage number. A “start” pulse
does one of two things; if there is a value entered for the initial delay, it resets
the sequence to stage 1, and starts the sequence after the delay time has
expired. If a sequencer has a blank in its initial delay field, then the start pulse
merely starts the sequence at the current stage number. A toggle switch
performs the same function from the front panel, alternating between green
and red LED’s, which display the current sequencer mode. When a stop pulse
is received, the sequence is stopped.
Other modes besides the internal clock may be used to advance sequences
or select their stage numbers. Push the tempo knob to advance through five
alternative schemes, all of which assign new and novel functions to the “stop”
and “start” pulses:
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