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RE: never in sync - tuj - 04-01-2018 ok so the clock tests all passed, all four said 'ok' with cable from out->in on reset and clock. BTW, in that configuration, when I accidentally scrolled down to "test sample 7", it locked up. RE: never in sync - Patate le mage - 04-02-2018 Hi Tuj, i tried with : Metropolis Eloquencer It works like a charm I tried with Trigger riot It works but it is tricky because of how the trigger riot is working. RE: never in sync - tuj - 04-02-2018 I have tried clocking with: ES-4+ES-8GX Trigger Riot RCD SCM QCD The ES-4 clocking (both sync and reset) works with: Rene Trigger Riot Stilson Hammer MK2 Varigate4 ER101 RCD SCM QCD A151 Grids A155 DLD Echophon Z-DSP clocked delays I'm baffled. All my other modules work correctly. The NerdSeq is always 1 step behind and reset signal does nothing. RE: never in sync - Patate le mage - 04-02-2018 You can try this: put the nerd seq in slave mod put a clock in the clock in and a manual gate in the reset ( ls1 or something ) let's play the nerseq, and look at the pattern screen. Does it reset when you touch your manual gate ? RE: never in sync - tuj - 04-02-2018 Patate: I will try that, but like I said before, I ran the reset into a decay envelope to increase the duration of the reset pulse. Didn't make any difference, the reset doesn't do anything. I'll try a manual gate when I get back home and see what happens. RE: never in sync - XORadmin - 04-02-2018 But also without the reset connected it should work well. Did you try to go down and up again with the cursor on the calibration, checking if the clock/reset doesn't show ERR? Also, how do you mean that it was locked up? That never happened to me and i calibrated quite some NerdSEQ. RE: never in sync - tuj - 04-25-2018 OK some people on Reddit are telling me that the reset needs an INVERTED TRIG? Is this true? I have a lot of modules, and none of them use an inverted trig for anything. RE: never in sync - XORadmin - 04-25-2018 No thats not true. The reset input uses a standard trigger. Please make this easy test. Set to clock MOD Slave Connect the clock input to a external clock source. Connect output trigger 1 with the reset input. Make a pattern on track 1 and set the trigger on position 8 with value 40. Start the external clock and start the pattern. The sequencer should run now and only do a 8 step sequence and reset then. If it keeps running to 64 steps then you reset input is bad. Sorry to not getting back earlier for some additional tests. RE: never in sync - tuj - 04-25-2018 OK, I will try your test when I get home today. Thank you for the prompt response. I have no idea why some people spout off garbage. RE: never in sync - tuj - 04-28-2018 OK, here's what I did: new pattern, track 1 on step 8 I put a 40 trigger press start verify that trigger 1 out is producing a 5v spike on step 8. plug trigger 1 out to reset in sequence should restart at step 8; instead reset is ignored and continues to play whole pattern. EDIT: I didn't see your part about external clock... when i set to external clock, 16 step and route the trigger 1 to reset in, it DOES reset on step 8. So reset is working apparently. |