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Need Calibration data... Lost when card got nuked - b3nsf - 11-15-2019
The sd card that came with my Nerdseq was nuked somehow, when that happened the calibration file was lost!! Now I have an un-calibrated Nerdseq, how do I fix it? Thanks!
later,
ben
RE: Need Calibration data... Lost when card got nuked - XORadmin - 11-15-2019
Hey that is not a normal case. Did you hot swap the sd-card maybe?
Try to format the card and see if it stays good or still is bad. Let me know then.
As for the calibration settings, they are not on the SD Card, but in the NerdSEQ itself. So they didn’t change. There is only a backup on the SD Card. So no worries about that.
RE: Need Calibration data... Lost when card got nuked - b3nsf - 11-15-2019
I'm sorry for the bad description of my problem...
The original card that came with my Nerdseq... one day got very very hot while it was in the slot, I think it was just a fluke, a random faulty card... anyways it fried! couldn't write to it anymore after that.... I put a new card in and have continued on, no problems... But since I was calibrating some oscillators I tested the output on the Nerdseq... but shouldn't C-0 be 0 volts?
I'm getting .110v and -4.89v with the switch down... Am I doing something wrong?... Thanks for the help!!
RE: Need Calibration data... Lost when card got nuked - XORadmin - 11-15-2019
You calibrate with the switch up. Then C-0 is 0 volts. The switch down is more for modulations and not precise notes.
RE: Need Calibration data... Lost when card got nuked - b3nsf - 11-15-2019
ok, but it still needs a small calibration, instead of zero its at 0.110v with the switch up... can I get it to 0v?
RE: Need Calibration data... Lost when card got nuked - XORadmin - 11-15-2019
Of course. Follow the calibration steps in the manual.