Rowan
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@flo Your acting (and writing) like a small child, grow up! This type of thing and your unreasonable action is what forces great DIY business's away for selling DIY products. It happened with Mutable Instruments, lets hope the Sonic Potins doesn't…
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I'll go out on a limb and say 3.3v midi out of the OT? If a buffer/spliter between the two fixes it, then that's it I think you are right! I was experiancing this same problem with a Midibox MB SEQ V4 with a STM32F4 core. Once changed the MIDI o…
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Now I've tried a different PSU and the noise is reduced. The strange thing is the other PSU doesn't cause problems with other gear, it's just the LXR that doesn't like it.
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I've disconnected the trigger board and the RF noise remains. While the above suggestion of using an RF filter may treat the symptom there must be a deeper underlying design/component problem that's causing it.
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I've also noticed the high pitched noise with my LXR, I've also got the trigger board installed. I'll disconnect the trigger board an report back.
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I've got the MIDIbox based switch matrix sitting doing nothing at the moment......
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I got my case on Friday and assembled it today. I'm very happy with the result.
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I'd like one.
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You can always shell out the extra cash for a Recom or similar switching vReg and replace the 78xx. They run about $10 and are cool as a cucumber This sounds interesting... Something like this?
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Ok, that's good to know that this is normal. As you suggest Juilan, I think I'll switch to a 7.5V PSU.
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No reason I can think of why it should not work. In the end the frontpanel of the LXR works just like a midi controller for the mainboard. The prototcol used is a little bit different but is using UART as well. (since not all functions are accessibl…