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Scanner/Switch BLACET RESEARCH MODEL MD2600 Scanner BLACET RESEARCH MODEL MD2650 Switch User Manual Blacet Research 15210 Orchard Rd Guerneville CA 95446 blacet@ 707-869-9164 Contents Copyright. Reproduction by any means including the Internet prohibited without permission. This document contains proprietary and trade secret information of Blacet Research and is provided as a service to the module owner. Any unauthorized duplication or transferral may violate trade secret laws. Contents subject to change without notice. Page 1 Introduction The Blacet MD2600 Scanner and MD2650 Sequential Switch perform similar functions but with some important differences. The Scanner selects one of three inputs via a control voltage and sends it to the output. The inputs can be made to overlap, so that the switching point is not abrupt. Adjacent inputs will appear blended at the output over a portion of the CV range. Trimpots on the Scanner allow changing the effective range of the CV input and the overlap amount. The Sequential Switch is a clock driven device and has only one input present at the output at a time. The Switch is also bidirectional, where the Scanner is not. The module has a built in clock or can be overridden with an external clock. A DIP switch on the module allows three stages or four stages with the last stage “off”. Both modules can be used for audio or CV signals. Operation Tips Trim Pot RT1 (Ref) on the PCB board allows changing