Summary of Contents for noisio Levitation OSC v1
- Page 1 Levitation OSC v1 Step by step building instructions The parts of the kit An interactive parts list can be found here: Link General soldering instructions for noisio kits here: Link...
- Page 2 The boards are designed the way that the legs of the diodes and resistors should be bent close to the body downwards before inserting them: Start soldering the three diodes, following the direction (black mark 1x up, 2x left).
- Page 3 Solder in the resistors. The values can be determined from the colour codes or measured with a meter: 3x 220ohm = red red black black brown 1x 1k = brown black black brown brown 2x 2k7 = red violet black brown brown 2x 10k = brown black red brown 1x 1Meg = brown black black yellow brown...
- Page 4 IC socket with the marking to the left Red and green LED - note the direction: short leg (-) into the square soldering eye.
- Page 5 Solder transistor 2N3904 slightly to the left above the IC socket and voltage regulator 78L05 further to the right. Note the given direction. 100nF film capacitors (104), 10uF electrolyte (note the direction here: white marking = minus), 100nF ceramic capacitor (104)
- Page 6 Solder in 2x 1uF film capacitors (105) 2x mini push-button...
- Page 7 3.5mm SMD jack sockets: (1) apply solder to one pad, (2) solder the corresponding leg, (3) align the socket again, (4) solder the remaining pads. 3x Mini Switch: It is best to solder 1 leg first, align it again, then solder the rest.
- Page 8 Solder the 13 potentiometers using the same technique. Attach the 6.35mm sockets from below and solder them on the top.
- Page 9 Attach the DC socket from below (again with a pad first). Shorten the wires from the battery clip to about 4cm, then strip them and wet the bare wire with solder.
- Page 10 Apply some solder to the plus and minus pads. Now solder the pre-tinned wire ends to (+) = red and (-) = black. Done! It's best to check all solder joints again for unwanted bridges or bad solder joints before testing for the first time... Have fun with the synth!