[ORDER] ARP Odyssey Mk II/III VCO PCBs/Panels
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The VCO PCB measures only 78mm x 98mm, so there is plenty of room to add 10mm to two sides should you wish, assuming, like me you are mounting onto a 21HP panel. I guess you'd then have to design your panel to include space for standoffs too. Not keen to do this myself.monstrinho wrote:Just one question; it looks like these could be mounted sandwich style parallel to the front panel, but I don't see any holes for standoffs on the boards. Any easy way to do this?
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Andy's build docs:mckenic wrote:I'd have to see the build docs to see if I can do it but... of course Im down for whatever you do mate!
2 vcos, a RM & panel please (have to see how hard it is first!)!
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/967492/ARP%20O ... ut_204.pdf
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/967492/ARP%20O ... il_361.pdf
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/967492/ARP%20O ... or_369.pdf
My new RM layout:
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/967492/ARP%20O ... %20PCB.gif
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/967492/ARP%20O ... %20PnP.gif
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Maybe I am blind, but looking at his layout I didn't see that. Maybe it just isn't referenced on there? Any chance you could do a screen capture and just highlight the area where this action happens?frequencycentral wrote: Actually, I had another look at the build docs and spoke to Andy, there are pads on the PCB to add a VCO/LFO switch and a 270K resistor to -ve to provide the -ve reference. So it's all there, though I'm still going to go the normalised socket route.
Sorry to be a broken record about this feature, I just think it adds a lot of value to the VCO and I am not understanding how to implement it.
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frequencycentral wrote:Andy's build docs:mckenic wrote:I'd have to see the build docs to see if I can do it but... of course Im down for whatever you do mate!
2 vcos, a RM & panel please (have to see how hard it is first!)!
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/967492/ARP%20O ... ut_204.pdf
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/967492/ARP%20O ... il_361.pdf
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/967492/ARP%20O ... or_369.pdf
My new RM layout:
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/967492/ARP%20O ... %20PCB.gif
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/967492/ARP%20O ... %20PnP.gif

Looks doable for my level!
Thanks mate - 2Xpcbs and panel please!
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If im not wrong, its the empty pad just between the VCO Scale and VCO Freq trimmers. There is a 270k Resistor connected to it.boothnavy wrote:Maybe I am blind, but looking at his layout I didn't see that. Maybe it just isn't referenced on there? Any chance you could do a screen capture and just highlight the area where this action happens?frequencycentral wrote: Actually, I had another look at the build docs and spoke to Andy, there are pads on the PCB to add a VCO/LFO switch and a 270K resistor to -ve to provide the -ve reference. So it's all there, though I'm still going to go the normalised socket route.
Sorry to be a broken record about this feature, I just think it adds a lot of value to the VCO and I am not understanding how to implement it.
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Andy's layout shows two of the pads jumpered for permanent non-LFO operation. Remove the jumper and connect the three blue pads to an SPDT toggle. This cuts keyboard CV in to the VCO and references it to -ve via the 270K resistor. Alternatively, connect the lower blue pad to the normalised lug of the CV input socket - saves a switch.boothnavy wrote:Ah, i see that, thanks. I guess I just don't know where the other two wires would connect...steffensen wrote:If im not wrong, its the empty pad just between the VCO Scale and VCO Freq trimmers. There is a 270k Resistor connected to it.
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this.frequencycentral wrote: Andy's layout shows two of the pads jumpered for permanent non-LFO operation. Remove the jumper and connect the three blue pads to an SPDT toggle. This cuts keyboard CV in to the VCO and references it to -ve via the 270K resistor. Alternatively, connect the lower blue pad to the normalised lug of the CV input socket - saves a switch.
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