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10-25-2020, 01:36 AM
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I'm not sure if its user error or a bug, but when live input is turned on and i have 'pass to trig' turned on to a channel, i get a consent high voltage out of the trigger output of that channel and it dosnt respond at all to input.
Even if i have nothing plugged into the inputs, it outputs a constant high voltage out of the trigger output.
i am on Firmware V1.22A
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10-25-2020, 05:37 PM
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i just tried running the auto input calibration and it didn't help this issue.
what to try next?
pass to CV seems to work fine... its just pass to trig that has this issue.
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I will try it later on. But the hysterisis is ca. 0,5 Volt and everything below should have 0 volt at the trigger output and everything higher than that should have around 5 volt at the outputs.
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10-25-2020, 07:02 PM
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thanks. i dont have a multimeter around to test but i seem to getting the same high voltage no matter what the conditions are at the input when live input and pass to trig are on, like i said, even when nothing is plugged into the inputs at all.
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I just tried and it does work here. Tried with TRIG 1 Quantize.
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Ok, what would you suggest I do next?
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Problem is solved. Input calibration was not correct (via autocalibration but with offset switch to the left, which should be to the right). It was fine after the correct calibration.
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