5
DEVICE CONNECTION
No
Id
Description
16
Decay1 Knob
Used for controlling the decay 1 time
17
Level1 Trimpot
Target level for decay 1
18
Decay2 Knob
Used for controlling the decay 2 time
19
Level2 Trimpot
Target level for decay 2
20
Decay3 Knob
Used for controlling the decay 3 time
21
Level3 Trimpot
Target level for decay 3
22, 28
Loop On/Off Switch
Activates or deactivates the loop function of
the Multi-Stage and Short Envelope
23
Decay Stages Switch
Controls how many decay stages will be
present.
24
Release Knob
Used for controlling the release time of the
envelope
25
Rise Knob
Used for controlling the rise time
26
Curve Knob
Used for shaping the rising phase
27
Fall Knob
Used for controlling the fall time when the in-
put gate is stopped
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Device Connection
You now own a fantastic modulation module. It is time to integrate it in your
modular system.
5.1
Power Connection
The first step is to supply your module with power. The module only requires
reg12V and -12V voltages. These voltages should already be provided
by your modular system’s power supply.
Before connecting any module to the Eurorack bus, it is mandatory to switch the
modular system power off. Otherwise you may severely damage your module
or put yourself at risk.
Please connect the supplied 16-way ribbon cable to the module’s Eurorack bus
connector and your modular system bus board.
Eurorack connectors are usually orientated in a way that the -12V supply line is
located at the bottom. The mod1 module follows the same convention.
The red line of the ribbon cable should show to the bottom of your bus board
and at the bottom of your module. Refer to the figure above.
Please make sure the ribbon cable does not swap the lines.
The module can now be installed in the rack using the provided screws, washers
and a Phillips head screwdriver #0. With the module installed, switch the system
power supply on.
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