Deluxe Electric Mistress Clock Frequency

Started by miketbass, May 13, 2019, 03:38:52 PM

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DrAlx

#20
Look at the DPDT switch and you see the 47k has no effect on FM mode.

EDIT: I think you mean the 22k resistor. Yes you can lower that.

Scruffie

#21
Are we looking at the same schematic? I don't see a 22k resistor and the 47k effects the gain in both modes.

Edit: I see now, the metzgerralf schematic lists it as 22k, I'm looking at the factory schematic which says it's 47k.

DrAlx

 I'm looking at the Metzger schematic.

miketbass

#23
Just for clarity this is the schematic Ive been referencing. I see a 47k tied to the switch?


EDIT I see it now, sorry Im at work and had just glanced at it.

Scruffie

I'll use that one from now on so we're all on the same page.

The 22k from pin 6.

miketbass

#25
So the plot thickens... There is no 22k or any other resistor mounted! No component in that position. Heres a board shot of the bottom of the LM324 leading to the range pot, with pin 1 indicated on the pcb (nice touch!). Notice the strangely flat solder pads between pin 6 and 7 leading to the lug of the pot..... I could drop a resistor in there but the factory left it out.


EDIT Im gonna leave my mis read of the pcb up here, Ive been working 12 hour days so things are a little fuzzy. I found that the factory had installed a 29k resistor instead of a 22k, strapping a 100k in parallel got me up to 7.8v of CV and I can trim the range down to 35Khz in filter matrix mode. Auto sweep is 40Khz - 650Khz+, Ill have a closer look at it tomorrow. For now I am satisfied, my other DEM has a much more pitiful sweep and that will be sorted next.

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Scruffie

Quote from: miketbass on May 15, 2019, 09:57:47 PM
So the plot thickens... There is no 22k or any other resistor mounted! No component in that position. Heres a board shot of the bottom of the LM324 leading to the range pot, with pin 1 indicated on the pcb (nice touch!). Notice the strangely flat solder pads between pin 6 and 7 leading to the lug of the pot..... I could drop a resistor in there but the factory left it out.


EDIT Im gonna leave my mis read of the pcb up here, Ive been working 12 hour days so things are a little fuzzy. I found that the factory had installed a 29k resistor instead of a 22k, strapping a 100k in parallel got me up to 7.8v of CV and I can trim the range down to 35Khz in filter matrix mode. Auto sweep is 40Khz - 650Khz+, Ill have a closer look at it tomorrow. For now I am satisfied, my other DEM has a much more pitiful sweep and that will be sorted next.
Hooray! Congratulations.

But 29k? What the hell kind of value is that?