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Summary of Contents for Xaoc Devices JENA
- Page 1 binary transfunc- tioner Model of 1989 operator’s manual rev. 1989/X/1.0...
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Page 2: Installation
Drezno to the in header of Jena, and another to connect the out header installatiOn of Jena to the in header in Drezno. This will The module requires 8hp worth of free space make the data from the ADC section in Drezno in the eurorack cabinet. - Page 3 The front panel of Jena (fig. 2) features all the dot mark on the board. For technical reasons, controls as well as a 1+3 digit LED display.
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Page 4: Front Panel Overview
front panel overview fig. 2 the interface... - Page 5 OPeratiOn nonlinear shaping function However, if you want to use Jena as an oscil- The incoming data is delivered to Jena through the Leibniz interface which transmits lator you may prefer the input data to scan all bits alongside the data clock.
- Page 6 255 to 0. The outputs of Jena, and at the same time, their wavetables have been carefully designed to sum with corresponding factors (A =1/2, suit various sound synthesis needs.
- Page 7 Jena are used to produce sequences of short derived from an appropriately slow wave. gate impulses that can fire up to 8 drum voices For example, if Jena is linked with Drezno, use in your rack. an LFO signal whose period corresponds to a 32nd note in Drezno’s ADC input.
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Page 8: Technical Details
Warranty terms Component of XAOC DEVICES WARRANTS THIS PRODUCT TO BE FREE OF DEFECTS IN MATERIALS OR WORKMANSHIP, AND TO CONFORM WITH THE SPECIFICATIONS AT THE TIME OF SHIPMENT FOR A PERIOD OF ONE YEAR Leibniz Binary FROM THE DATE OF PURCHASE. DURING THAT PERIOD ANY MALFUNCTIONING OR DAMAGED UNITS Subsystem WILL BE REPAIRED, SERVICED, AND CALIBRATED ON A RETURN-TO-FACTORY BASIS.