> Hi,
>
> I'm planning to buy 2 A-178 modules to control my Oberheim Xpander
> with CV/Gate (and using the CV to MIDI feature of the XP to control
> other instruments).
> Are the outputs of the A-178 fully compatible with standard 1V/oct
> CV/gate or it is specific to the A-100 system
> On Doepfer website, about signals in A-100, it is specified:
> * Control voltages, as produced by modulation sources like the LFO and
> ADSR, are from -2.5 V to +2.5 V (5 VSS) for the LFO, and from 0 V to
> +8 V for the ADSR.
> * Trigger or Gate Signals (...) are typically from 0 V to 5 V
>
> Is the CV Ouptut of the A178 a trigger-like output or will I need to
> add a 2.5V continous signal to the CV output in order to get a
> standard CV/Gate voltage of 0-5V
>
> Thank your for your answers,
> Greg.

The output voltages of the A-178 are specified on the A-178 info page.

As the A-178 generates a continously changing voltage with an non-linear
behaviour the term 1V/oct does not make much sense in this context. But if
you use e.g. a quantizer A-156 between A-178 and your synth the output is
quantized with 1V/oct.

Best regards
Dieter Doepfer

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