Hey! Glad you got them and are enjoying them!
I'm working to put finalize the order for the first production run of units. After that, I'll get some documentation together.
Quick rundown:
- Jacks on the sides are passive conversion. Leaves open the possibility for active conversion should it be needed.
- Two sets of euro to buchla format gates/pulses. One euro jack is for the trigger and the other is for the gate. If you input a eurorack gate into the trigger input, it will form a buchla format pulse where there is an initial 10V trigger signal followed by the 5V gate for the duration that the euro signal is held high. The euro gate just generates the 5V gate for the duration the euro signal is held high. This allows for some interesting rhythmic fun, should you want it.
- Two sets of Buchla format to euro trigger/gate. If the Buchla format signal has a trigger pulse, it comes out the euro trigger output. If not, the trigger output doesn't output anything. The euro gate out outputs the 5V gate while the buchla format input is held high.
** Note that both pulse converter sets have trim pots should you want to adjust the threshold that determines a high/low, which also determines the pulse width of the corresponding trigger signals. I shipped the modules out with the specified 4ms Buchla format trigger pulse and 10ms euro trigger.
- The 4x CV converters have 2 switches each. The first switch either adds or subtracts 5V to essentially make a 0 to 10V signal -5 to 5 or vice versa. The second switch selects the voltage scaling. When the switch is in the middle, there is no scaling and you have a buffered CV out. When the switch is up, it multiplies a euro signal by 2 and divides a buchla format signal by 2. When the switch is in the down position, it converts euro 1v/oct to Buchla format 1.2v/oct or vice versa.
** The doubling or halving of the voltage along with the buffer output might have <1mV shift from expected. The 1v/oct and 1.2v/oct conversions have trims on the back and I ship the modules with 10uV scaling accuracy for pitch accuracy.
Regarding jack locations, if I move through some panel inventory, I can order up new panels to swap sides or even completely eliminate the passive side conversion to offer more euro HP.
I have a few more modules available from the initial run at a discount. After they are gone, the next run will be available end of September and can be preordered along with kits for $150.
All on www.joez.fun
I'm working to put finalize the order for the first production run of units. After that, I'll get some documentation together.
Quick rundown:
- Jacks on the sides are passive conversion. Leaves open the possibility for active conversion should it be needed.
- Two sets of euro to buchla format gates/pulses. One euro jack is for the trigger and the other is for the gate. If you input a eurorack gate into the trigger input, it will form a buchla format pulse where there is an initial 10V trigger signal followed by the 5V gate for the duration that the euro signal is held high. The euro gate just generates the 5V gate for the duration the euro signal is held high. This allows for some interesting rhythmic fun, should you want it.
- Two sets of Buchla format to euro trigger/gate. If the Buchla format signal has a trigger pulse, it comes out the euro trigger output. If not, the trigger output doesn't output anything. The euro gate out outputs the 5V gate while the buchla format input is held high.
** Note that both pulse converter sets have trim pots should you want to adjust the threshold that determines a high/low, which also determines the pulse width of the corresponding trigger signals. I shipped the modules out with the specified 4ms Buchla format trigger pulse and 10ms euro trigger.
- The 4x CV converters have 2 switches each. The first switch either adds or subtracts 5V to essentially make a 0 to 10V signal -5 to 5 or vice versa. The second switch selects the voltage scaling. When the switch is in the middle, there is no scaling and you have a buffered CV out. When the switch is up, it multiplies a euro signal by 2 and divides a buchla format signal by 2. When the switch is in the down position, it converts euro 1v/oct to Buchla format 1.2v/oct or vice versa.
** The doubling or halving of the voltage along with the buffer output might have <1mV shift from expected. The 1v/oct and 1.2v/oct conversions have trims on the back and I ship the modules with 10uV scaling accuracy for pitch accuracy.
Regarding jack locations, if I move through some panel inventory, I can order up new panels to swap sides or even completely eliminate the passive side conversion to offer more euro HP.
I have a few more modules available from the initial run at a discount. After they are gone, the next run will be available end of September and can be preordered along with kits for $150.
All on www.joez.fun
Statistics: Posted by auxren — Thu Aug 15, 2024 1:45 pm