Owner`s manual
INTERFACING
The
Source
communicates
with
the
outside
world
through
its
rear
panel
connections.
The
audio
output
has
already
been
discussed;
without
it,
no
signals
can
be
heard.
The
remaining
jacks
send
control
signals
to
and
from
The
Source.
Communication
between
electronic
devices
is
called
interfacing.
The
audio
connection
between
The
Source
and
an
amplifier
is
a
very
simple
interface;
more
sophisticated
interfaces
will
allow
The
Source
to
control,
or be
controlled
by,
other
synthesizers.
OUTPUTS
Control
Voltage
Out
The
control
voltage
(CV)
in/out
is
a
dual
function
jack
that
sends
and/or
receives
control
voltages,
depending
on
the
plug
used.
When
used
as
an
output,
the
CV
jack
outputs
all
control
voltages
generated
by
The
Source
(except
the
two
contour
generators).
This
includes
the
keyboard,
LFO,
pitch
wheel,
both
sequences,
arpeggiator,
and
sample and
hold.
The
voltage
at
the
CV
output
is
intentionally
scaled
high
to
allow
for
discrepancies
in
other
synthesizers.
The
output
voltage
may
have
to
be
run
through
a
10K
linear
potentiometer
to
achieve
1.00
volts/octave.
Trigger
Out
Used
as
an
output,
the
trigger
in/out
jack
generates
an
S-Trig
(switch
trigger
—
a
short
to
ground)
when
a
trigger
is
generated
in
The
Source.
This
occurs
when:
1.
A
new
key
is
depressed
in
the
multiple-trigger
mode,
or
all
keys
are
released
and
a
new
key
(or
keys)
is
depressed
in
the
single-trigger
mode.
2.
The
sequencer
generates
a
trigger.
3.
The
arpeggiator
is
running.
4.
The
Auto
Trig
is
active.
5.
The
sample
and
hold
is
running.
Note:
If
the
Level
2
[S3S3S
(Pr°£ram
13)
is
set
to
OFF,
all
external
triggers
are
defeated.
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