Published:2009/7/15 23:31:00 Author:Jessie | From:SeekIC
The four inputs are connected to four input contacts of a quad bilateral switch, IC5, with the out-put contacts tied together and connected to the inputs of the 567 decoders through R9 and C16. The bilateral switch's four control inputs are operated by IC6, a 4017 decade counter IC, which is driven by a low-frequency oscillator made up of two gates of IC7, a quad two-input NAND gate. Four LEDs, LED 5 through LED8, are connected to IC6's four outputs and indicate which input is being checked, just as in manual mode. When LED5 is on, input 1 is switched through to the four decoder circuits. The decoder that responds, by lighting its LED, indicates which output-700, 775, 880, or 950 Hz-is connected to that input. Resistor R14 sets the input-stepping rate, which should be slow enough for recording.
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