The Model 140 is a heart of IMS System 100. It’s not just a steady clock, it can also produce repetitive pulses at intervals of .005 to 20 seconds. Both period (tempo) and duty cycle can be controlled internally or with CV
The 2 jacks on the right provide full pulse outputs, while 2 left outputs provide alternating pulse outputs which can be integrated in a patch for call & response type of sequences.
The alternating outputs are created using discrete transistor logic. Once the pulse output is low, the transistor that is paired with the input pulse goes high and turns on the alternating input.
Format: 4U
Model 140 – Build Documents
FAQs:
- What size of jacks are used? – 3.5mm (Thonkiconn) jack sockets for audio, banana for control voltage.
- Are these kits difficult to solder? – They are not! 99% of soldering is through-hole. Some of the modules have a couple of SMD capacitors
- Which power supply should I get? – Busboards are availabe here. IMS recommend using the Meanwell RT-65C. Info on wiring is HERE
