Dimensions
5 HP
40 mm deep
Current Draw
40 mA +12V
10 mA -12V
0 mA 5V
Price
$91 Price in €

This Module is currently available.

Specs are approved by the manufacturer

Dual Voltage-Controlled Switch (VCS)

Versatile Dual Voltage-Controlled Switch

This versatile utility module contains two independent voltage-controlled switches and is useful for creating a wide range of unique and interesting patches when used with other modules like sequencers etc.

Each switch has two I/Os (input/output), one common O/I (output/input) and a CV input. The switches are bi-directional i.e. they work in both directions for increased patching options. So an input signal can also be connected to the common O/I and output through the two I/Os.

The CV input responds to a specified voltage range; more specifically, when the CV is approximately 3.0V or higher, it will switch from I/O 1 to I/O 2 and vice versa when it falls below 3.0V or if no CV signal is present. There is also a manual CV button for each switch that acts in a similar way. So when the button is held down, it will switch from I/O 1 to I/O 2 and will revert back to I/O 1 when released.

Voltages in the range -8V to +8V can be processed by the module and LEDs indicate which I/O is active.

Features

  • Versatile utility module containing two voltage-controlled switches.
  • Useful for creating a wide and unique range of patches when used with modules such as sequencers etc.
  • Bi-directional operation for increased patching options.
  • Can handle input voltages between -8V and +8V.
  • LEDs indicate which I/O is active.
  • Each switch has a manual CV button.
  • Ergonomic design.
  • Hand-built and tested in the UK.

https://www.wavefonix.com/product-page/dual-voltage-controlled-switch


submitted Feb 16th 2021, 21:31 by Wavefonix | last Change Feb 4th 2023, 20:53 by Wavefonix
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