Can you attenuate or scale the CV inputs?

[visti]

I have a controller that I can only use 1/4 of the throw that I'd like to scale down a bit.

Is that doable? Can't find anything in the manual.

[XORadmin]

Can you explain a bit more what you mean? What does the controller do and what do you want to get out of it? (including voltages)

[visti]

Say I have a fader that is 0-8v and I using that for CV I/O in Automator Slot 1.

The throw of the fader is effectively maxed out about a quarter of the way through. In order for the full physical range of the fader to be used, I can run it through an attenuator and make it so that the highest range of the fader lines up with the highest of the NerdSeq. This works fine, but I'm using an external attenuator spot for it and I was wondering, since it ends up digital if there's a way I can attenuate the signal at the NerdSeq end of it.

I'm sorry, I don't really know the precise values other than my faderbank sending 0-8v


EDIT: just as I posted this I discovered the calibration ranges which allowed me to do what I wanted through experimentation.

[kattefjaes]

It's worth mentioning that there are quite a few 0 HP attenuators that you can build/buy, too, if that's easier. I have a slack handful of these in my box of useful bits for my modular:

https://pushermanproductions.com/product...ttenuator/

Sometimes they come in handy when I'm already using up all the channels on my Sinc Defero.

[visti]

It's worth mentioning that there are quite a few 0 HP attenuators that you can build/buy, too, if that's easier. I have a slack handful of these in my box of useful bits for my modular:

https://pushermanproductions.com/product...ttenuator/

Sometimes they come in handy when I'm already using up all the channels on my Sinc Defero.

Absolutely that would have been my second choice, but I guess I would prefer to do it in the box, since I have a lot things permanently wired anyway, so it would just be figuring out the attenuation amount once and then it's done.