From Kenny Balys Sent Sun, Mar 4th 2018, 00:33
From Kenny Balys Sent Sun, Mar 4th 2018, 00:33
I am looking that the schematics of both and the CSQ-600 has 2 kilobytes of sequencer RAM and the CSQ-100 has 512 bytes. This makes me suspect that the CPU coding isn't going to be exactly the same. But the switch matrix and surrounding logic looks the same! So there is a step in socket on the 100 thus adding the STEP button is just a diode and a pushbutton. And the B.Step is a diode, pushbutton, NPN transistor (2SC945P or 2SC1815GR) and 1 resistor. Then I could finally add a rest!!!! So this will work??? Thats pretty cool. What about the portamento button? Did you implement that too? Also, where did you put the buttons? On first glance, the front panel bushings look would work as then no new holes need to be drilled. On 03.03.18 20:42 , Florian Anwander wrote: > I am replying public to this private email, because I think it wasn't > meant to be private. > > I haven't seen any info yet (and I don't remember from whom I got this > hint), but I once improvised the "step back" function and it worked. So > I assume that the info is correct. > > Florian > > On 03.03.18 20:51 , Kylee Kennedy wrote: >> That's awesome is there any info out there on how to do those mods? >> >> Kylee >> >> On Saturday, March 3, 2018, Florian Anwander <xxxxxxxxx@xxxx-xxxxxx.xx >> <mailto:xxxxxxxxx@xxxx-xxxxxx.xx>> wrote: >> >> >> BTW: did you know, that the CSQ-100 uses the same processor / >> firmware as the CSQ-600. You only hav to add some transistors and >> pushbuttons, to get all the step programming possibilities of the >> CSQ-600. >> >