FantomXR Posted September 22, 2014 Report Share Posted September 22, 2014 Hey, I ran into a little problem. I use an AINSER8-module. I want to scan four switches (f.e. sustain) and four expression pedals. So I have eight jacks. All of them are stereo even if I don't use the stereo-feature for switches. I wired all "tip"-pins and all "shield"-pins together. Tip is 5V, shield is GND. For the switches I first connect the analog input and than connect the switch via a 1k resistor to GND. This works flawlessly. For the expression pedals I thought I could use the "ring"-pins which is the wiper of a typical expression pedal. So I connected the analog inputs of the AINSER to the "ring"-pins. So for expression: T - 5V R - A0-A3 S - GND As I'm using switched-jacks I set up the connection like if nothing is connected to the jack, the analog input goes to ground to not create random values. The problem is that I get a lot of jitter especially in the lower range. Not of the input I connected the potentiometer to, but from all the other jacks. Also of the sustain-jacks. I than tried to connect the potentiometer to one of the sustain-jacks. It's working here but it doesn't go down to 0 and it doesn't go up to 127. Also it seems that the scale does not go linear. I use a pot with a center-detent. In the first half nearly nothing happens. But I have to say, that I didn't try to set a pinrange for the jacks yet. Could you please tell me where my mistake is? I have no idea.... Thank you very much, Chris Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
FantomXR Posted September 24, 2014 Author Report Share Posted September 24, 2014 I checked all connections and it seemed, that there was a mistake. Anyway: Now I have another problem. I connected a pot to the AINSER. When turning it from 0 to 100% the values need two or three seconds to "follow" the pot. So it seems, that something slows the scan rate down. Any suggestions? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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