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Manhattan Analog
ʻCVPʼ Module
OVERVIEW
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The Manhattan Analog Control Voltage
Processor or ʻCVPʼ is a 4hp 38mm
deep control voltage processor. it
features a +/-5v offset, glide (slew) and
a bipolar attenuator. There is a two-
color led present to provide a visual
display of the output signal (+ = red/ -
= green).
The multiple output ('-->') provides a
buffered copy of the input signal. it is
configured to drive multiple inputs with
no signal drop. The twin outputs are
configured in the same way.
The total gain is trimmed to exactly 1.00, making the module suitable for use
with pitch cvs.
DIY INSTRUCTIONS
This document gives detailed instructions that assume you have purchased a
complete kit from www.thonk.co.uk. It also assumes no previous knowledge of
electronics. To learn to solder try
Watch and understand that whole YouTube video! If youʼre not achieving the
results shown in the video then you need to buy new tools or seek advice.
You will not end up with a working module otherwise.
TOOLS REQUIRED
Soldering iron, pliers, wire strippers, small flat head screwdriver and
diagonal cutters AKA snips AKA side-cutters.
th
May 5
2013
Eurorack DIY Kit Instructions
please
visit
on Muffwiggler.
http://youtu.be/I_NU2ruzyc4
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Version 1.0
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Summary of Contents for Thonk Manhattan Analog CVP
- Page 1 DIY INSTRUCTIONS This document gives detailed instructions that assume you have purchased a complete kit from www.thonk.co.uk. It also assumes no previous knowledge of electronics. To learn to solder try http://youtu.be/I_NU2ruzyc4 Watch and understand that whole YouTube video! If youʼre not achieving the results shown in the video then you need to buy new tools or seek advice.
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Page 2: Bill Of Materials
For mounting module in case. IC socket 8 pin IC socket 14 pin I have provided roughly 50% more wire than you should require for a single build. However, do take care to use it efficiently. May 5 2013 www.thonk.co.uk... -
Page 3: Build Instructions
Identify the single 680R resistor. Solder the 680R resistor into position NOTE Save at least two of the leads you cut off the resistors until later, weʼre going to use them when we come to the panel jacks. May 5 2013 www.thonk.co.uk... - Page 4 Manhattan Analog Eurorack DIY Kit Instructions Version 1.0 ʻCVPʼ Module Identify the bag containing one 4.7K Resistor. Solder into position. Identify the bag containing one 33K Resistor. Solder into position. May 5 2013 www.thonk.co.uk...
- Page 5 Manhattan Analog Eurorack DIY Kit Instructions Version 1.0 ʻCVPʼ Module Identify the bag containing one 39K Resistor. Solder into position. Identify the bag containing one 100K Resistor. Solder into position. May 5 2013 www.thonk.co.uk...
- Page 6 Manhattan Analog Eurorack DIY Kit Instructions Version 1.0 ʻCVPʼ Module Identify the bag containing two 470R Resistors. Solder into position. Identify the bag containing five 47K Resistors. Solder into position. Thatʼs all the resistors soldered. May 5 2013 www.thonk.co.uk...
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Page 7: Take Care
They are bigger than the diodes. The Ferrites are soldered in the two BEAD positions alongside the diodes. You should now be finished with the contents of BAG A apart from the IC chips in the pink ESD bag. May 5 2013 www.thonk.co.uk... - Page 8 Solder into place as shown. Be sure that the ʻnotchʼ in the end of both sockets is aligned as shown. They match the shape on the PCB silkscreen and face away from the Diode end of the PCB. May 5 2013 www.thonk.co.uk...
- Page 9 (they are loose in BAG B, the picture on the right is for reference only). Solder into positions as shown, these capacitors are not polarized so can be soldered in either direction. May 5 2013 www.thonk.co.uk...
- Page 10 Identify the 10 Pin power connector. Solder into place. Identify the blue 20k trimmer and Solder into place. It can only fit in the correct orientation. May 5 2013 www.thonk.co.uk...
- Page 11 The orientation of these components is vital, the longer positive leg goes into the hole closest to the + sign on the PCB. On this particular PCB the positive hole also has a square pad. May 5 2013 www.thonk.co.uk...
- Page 12 - otherwise you will scratch the plate. Some people put masking tape or electrical tape onto the ends of the pliers to protect the plate. May 5 2013 www.thonk.co.uk...
- Page 13 Itʼs supported in the two V sections you created. Solder the end at the bottom of the panel. May 5 2013 www.thonk.co.uk...
- Page 14 You now have a single wired ground connection for all four pins. Put the front panel down and identify the three potentiometers. Remove the washers and nuts and put them to one side. May 5 2013 www.thonk.co.uk...
- Page 15 You can now solder the pots. Once the joints are cool the nuts can be Do not over-tighten! tightened with pliers or wrench. May 5 2013 www.thonk.co.uk...
- Page 16 NOTE It doesnʼt matter if you solder this LED the other way round, you wonʼt damage anything, the colours will simply be reversed. TAKE CARE The legs of the LED should not be touching! May 5 2013 www.thonk.co.uk...
- Page 17 ʻTipʼ terminals of the Jacks. Each Jack has 4 terminals, the ʻTipʼ Diagonal terminals are the ones on the single plastic face of the Jack, on the same side as the diagonal cut in the metal shroud. Terminal May 5 2013 www.thonk.co.uk...
- Page 18 Solder each end and cut off the excess. Now cut the blue wire from the ʻoutʼ pad on the PCB to length and solder to the middle of the bridge you created in the previous step. May 5 2013 www.thonk.co.uk...
- Page 19 Thru jack Solder to the tip terminal of the thru jack as shown. Next solder the red wire from the ʻinʼ pad on the PCB to the tip terminal of the IN jack. May 5 2013 www.thonk.co.uk...
- Page 20 In particular you should check that youʼve not accidentally soldered to the SWITCH terminal of the jack. This terminal is not used for any connection on the CVP. Thru (th) Switch Terminal DO NOT USE Terminal May 5 2013 www.thonk.co.uk...
- Page 21 4 legs inwards with a pair of pliers. Legs perpendicular to body of IC Install the ICs as shown. TAKE CARE Donʼt get them the wrong way round or you will probably destroy them on power May 5 2013 www.thonk.co.uk...
- Page 22 Again make sure that the red stripe on the cable is aligned to the -12v or –V end of the header. TAKE CARE! Power on your case and you should now be ready to process CV…. THE END. May 5 2013 www.thonk.co.uk...
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