#933

Yes totally… I misunderstood the command entirely. Thanks for the thorough clarification!

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#934

That’s great, since I’m considering a split boat case, so now I don’t have to mind putting all TT-I2C.modules in the same boat, which has so far turned out as a ergonomic planning hell

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#935

Thinking of doing a tiny EU groupbuy for telexo pcbs and panels. Would anyone be into a set? 3 people would suffice :slight_smile:

#936

Hi @bpcmusic. I just went to your site looking for info on TXi/o purchasing. It looks like the ‘express interest’ button is gone. Are restocks imminent?

#937

Still there for me, it just takes a second or two to load sometimes.

#938

Hmmm. No, I still don’t see it. Am I looking on the correct page? https://store.bpcmusic.com

Edit: Aha - I needed to click through on an item! Makes sense. Interest now expressed!

#939

I’m working on it! I’m nearly done with all the SMD and will be moving on to assembly (although the TXo in this build have already had the front board fully assembled). I’m posting photos along the way on my Site and Instagram if you want to follow along. I’ve intentionally tried to focus on answering questions and posting announcements on this thread. :slight_smile:

This weekend I’m going to fill the inventory on the site for the Panel and PCB combos for the TXo and TXi. I’ve been assembling them into shippable things:

Should be finished with that tonight and will put them in the store tomorrow. Due to the holiday, they will ship out early next week.

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EDIT: Panel and PCB sets are now live in the store.

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#940

Is v.021 beta supposed to work fine with TT 2.3 beta?

#941

I am using both and they work fine together.

#942

yeah i had a bug in my stystem and wondered but realized it was just my ansible not having the latest update. :slight_smile:

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#943

Any one got any insight on how to make a clocked LFO for the tXO? iE clock input into TT, and the LFO completes one cycle on each clock tick.

#944

Checkout TO.OSC.CYC x y in the docs.

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TO.OSC.CYC 1 LAST SCRIPT

would make a sort of tap tempo lfo (on trig input 1)

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#945

Is there a guide/parts list for DIYing one of these from the PCB/panel kits? I looked around a bit but couldn’t find any, probably just missed it somewhere. Also, for someone completely new to DIY is this a good first build?

#946

All of the information for DIY is up on GitHub; you can find it here:

I’m not sure if I would recommend the TELEX as a first time build. Where there are a lot of helpful materials up on the GitHub site, building it will rely on your past experience and skill with SMD. Not impossible. Some first-time SMD builders have fared pretty well, but I think they also have had experience with a number of through-hole projects first.

If you were to want to “work your way up”, I’d recommend building a Music Thing Modular Radio Music (uses a Teensy and is similar sized), the NoBots Double Buff (a SMD project), and then some build where you buy a PCB and Panel and need to source parts from the Mousers and Digikeys of the world. Do all three successfully and you will be ready to go. Also, you will have a few awesome new modules in your rig. :slight_smile:

Still deep in production for the run. I’ve had a lot of international travel for work and family that has interrupted me. I have time allotted in July to finish the builds and QC and then time in August to add the items to the store. No promises here as we all know about plans, but know that I’m not too far from the end.

Detailed Status and Photos

All SMD is done for the TXo, TXi, TXb, TXn, and TXo+ Upgrades:

50% of the TXo assembly is complete (front boards):

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#947

Awesome yeah I might just wait then and order one of the fully assembled ones, thanks!

#948

I am probably overlooking something, but I was looking at TxO waveforms on a scope for the first time and the results are pretty far from what I was expecting based on the reference

TO.OSC.WAVE 1-n α set the waveform to sine (0), triangle (1000), saw (2000), pulse (3000), or noise (4000). Range is from 0 to 4999. Oscillator shape is blended in between the “pure” values.

In the video, the metro script is incrementing A and then calling TO.OSC.WAVE 1 A which I am showing on the scope.

https://youtu.be/Pf5JzLYoZOg

Is there a command I missed? I called TO.OSC.CV 1 V 10 to set the amplitude.

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#949

Set alpha to a fixed value in the range of 0-4999 maybe? (I don’t think you have to clock it)

#950

Looks like it is scaled down from 0 - 4999 to 0 - 499?

I have not used the oscillators for some time but I think I remember that it is getting a bit interesting above 4999 as it does above 499 in your example. Below 499 it morphs through the basic waves as expected, does it?

#951

I don’t have the time to dig into the code right now, but this might be a useful link:

#952

@freqout - You need the latest release in order to get more waves than the few primitives (v.020 or greater).

Documented in the v.020 release:

Wavetableapalooza: the TXo running with the Teensy 3.2 now has 45 different waveforms. You can access them with the TO.OSC.WAVE parameter, which now increments waveforms every 100 steps. For example: 0 = SINE, 100 = TRIANGLE, 200 = SAW, 300 = SQUARE, …, 4500 = RANDOM/NOISE. Waveforms are taken from the AdventureKid free waveforms pack AdventureKid free waveforms pack. I arbitrarily selected a handful for now; this may change in the future.

Things get really nuts on the Teensy 3.6 and the TXo+ helper board. In the store soon…

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