Moog Werkstatt-01, Руководство пользователя

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REAR PANEL
The Werkstatt’s rear panel features two connection points; one audio out-
put, and one power jack.
AUDIO OUTPUT
The Werkstatt’s single audio output features a 1/4” unbalanced (TS) jack.
POWER INPUT
Use only the DC power supply that was provided to power your Werkstatt.
Plug the connector end into the Werkstatt, and plug the other end into a
compatible wall outlet.
ABOVE AND BEYOND
For some, the Werkstatt is simply a starting point for exploring new
sonic possibilities. It is possible to modify the internal circuitry, and to
interface with other music-making devices. Here are a few guidelines to get
you started.
INTERFACING WITH OTHER SYNTHESIZERS AND EFFECTS
COMMON GROUND
The Patchable Header wasn’t specifically designed to connect with
external CV gear, but it is possible to do so. If a CV connection be-
tween an external piece of CV gear and the Werkstatt is desired, the
two devices must share a common ground connection or the external
control will not work. The simplest way to achieve this is to plug the two
devices into the same audio mixer. Both devices will have ground at the
sleeve of their audio jacks. Make this audio / ground connection before
connecting the units together.
USE CAUTION
Patching to external CV and Audio sources can subject the Werkstatt
to voltages and currents that are beyond what it was designed to
withstand. Caution should be exercised when selecting gear that will
connect to the Werkstatt. Verify that the equipment used to provide a
common ground connection is not faulty. Refer to the Specifications
section for acceptable voltages.
CALIBRATING THE WERKSTATT FOR 1 VOLT PER OCTAVE
The VCO EXP IN connection point on the Patchable Header can be set
to receive 1 Volt per Octave control signals. This calibration is per-
formed using the Variable Resistor trim pot [ VR5 ] labelled VCO EXP
TRIM. It is located on the Printed Circuit Board, below and to the right
of the VCO Pitch potentiometer.