a simple 'modular' solution:

the A176 has three 5 volts CV sources. just sum two of them with a linear A138 and you get your 10volts DC-offset.    :-)


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--- On Wed, 7/6/11, ricardo < rrkrdo@... > wrote:

From: ricardo < rrkrdo@... >
Subject: 1 Changing the A-176 Control Voltage Source values
To: doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com
Date: Wednesday, July 6, 2011, 7:11 PM







 









Hi all! I want to buy A-176 voltage sources in order to DC control some other modules, My question is ( excuse my lack of knowledge):

Is it possible to change the" 0 to +5V" values in the A-176 to "0 to +10V"

I read in the A-176 manual that there are some jumpers at the back in order to change the values from 0 to +5V to -2.5 to +2.5V But the modules I want to control take up to 10v.



Any other solution (or modules to buy) so I can get the +10v dc source that I need



Thanks all in advance



ric






















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