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> From: conor.strachan@...Yes, it's R4. I misread the schematic.
>
> The amount of noise coming of the output with the crackling
> It doesn't make me think it's a power thing coming from somewhere.
>
> Do you mean the VR at R4 on the secondary board. On my board
> the R3 is not tweakable it's only R4 and R15 that have trimmers.
> First thing I will do after that is change the caps, as it'sSounds good.
> easy to do and start with the one that looks a bit corroded for sure.
> A friend of mine was saying it might be the Z2 5v regulatorI'm sure the regulators are okay, or they'd be putting out a much higher voltage or zero.
> as he said it's happen to him on few synths before but I
> believe on the board it is a 12v regulator and not a 5v there
> is a LM340 on the schemes but inside mine at Z2 is a LM7812ct
> which I believe is 12v. That might be worth a try if the caps
> are not the problem.
> I would need to get hold of an EPROM programmer to redo themWell, all it takes is one bit to finally drift across the threshold, turning one machine instruction into another one and causing a crash.
> which I can do, but this just happened pretty much overnight
> so it wasn't like it was a slow decrease in functionality..
> I could clean out the RAM and processor sockets, i can't seeYou slide it to the right. It's very snug. If you want to remove the RAMs, you'll have to unplug the battery first, and then redo all the calibrations when it's all back together.
> how to get the metal shield off that processed though.