Open sewtsPatrick opened 2 years ago
Hi Patrick,
sorry for the late responds. I have been a bit offline. I had some troubles with my health but it's getting better.
I had a email from someone a few weeks ago about a resistor value that is differently from th MI orginal. I haven't check it but it is related to the pots. I believe it's R34 but still have to dive into it.
This would cause the pot's not having there full range. You can test it by using a external voltage on the inputs. This might help you out reaching the correct settings.
When my health is a little better and when I'm up for it I will dive into this myself.
Greets Quinie
On Dinsdag 3 Mei 2022 15:21 CEST, sewtsPatrick @.> wrote: Hi Quinie, I've built a version of your module a while back (pcbs version 3) and it seemed to work fine. Now, with the same PCBs I had left over, I built two more, but they seem to be both having the same issue (which makes me think its software related): Generally it works, but the accent outputs are always mapped to the alternative mode (where it outputs the clock and not the individual accents). When i hold down the settings button I can get into the settings menu, but changing the pots does not correctly update the settings the way it should from what I've seen in mutable tutorials. Has there been a change in pinout or something that causes mismatch with old PCBs when using the current version of the firmware (found on your blog page)? — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe. You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread.Message ID: @.>
Hi Patrick,
As for you troubles with Nanogrids,
https://www.quinie.nl/nanogris-big-bom-mistake-update-for-better-range-on-pots/ replace R31 to a 10k value.
Hope this will help Greets Quinie
On Dinsdag 3 Mei 2022 15:21 CEST, sewtsPatrick @.> wrote: Hi Quinie, I've built a version of your module a while back (pcbs version 3) and it seemed to work fine. Now, with the same PCBs I had left over, I built two more, but they seem to be both having the same issue (which makes me think its software related): Generally it works, but the accent outputs are always mapped to the alternative mode (where it outputs the clock and not the individual accents). When i hold down the settings button I can get into the settings menu, but changing the pots does not correctly update the settings the way it should from what I've seen in mutable tutorials. Has there been a change in pinout or something that causes mismatch with old PCBs when using the current version of the firmware (found on your blog page)? — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe. You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread.Message ID: @.>
Hi Quinie,
I've built a version of your module a while back (pcbs version 3) and it seemed to work fine. Now, with the same PCBs I had left over, I built two more, but they seem to be both having the same issue (which makes me think its software related): Generally it works, but the accent outputs are always mapped to the alternative mode (where it outputs the clock and not the individual accents). When i hold down the settings button I can get into the settings menu, but changing the pots does not correctly update the settings the way it should from what I've seen in mutable tutorials.
Has there been a change in pinout or something that causes mismatch with old PCBs when using the current version of the firmware (found on your blog page)? Not entirely sure it might be a hardware issue but both units I built behave more or less the same which is weird