I think you asnwered your own question. JD1,2 connect pin 9 to Vcc or to the other connection to select DOT or BAR mode. Clearly, you want all four jumpers in the same position for a specific mode.
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Thanks for the reply - I assumed i would jumper JB1,2,3 and 4 but wasnt sure about JD1 and 2.
Cheers
John
P.S We met at chesterfield UK at the diy meet.
Thanks for the reply - I assumed i would jumper JB1,2,3 and 4 but wasnt sure about JD1 and 2.
Cheers
John
P.S We met at chesterfield UK at the diy meet.
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I was thinking about having the bar/dot mode an option via a switch
Seems it may be a pain to figure out
John
Seems it may be a pain to figure out
John
Yes was thinking about a pcb mounted DPDT switch for JB1,2,3 and 4 but what about JD1 and 2?
Cheers
John
Cheers
John
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OK for two channels you need a 4-pole switch, double throw. A bit less easy to find, yes.
Mouser gives 400 hits, like this one: PN42LESA02QE C&K Components Pushbutton Switches . $ 1.10 Or toggle types, hundreds.
http://nl.mouser.com/ProductDetail/...=sGAEpiMZZMvudeGI7i40XOzZDxmIb/GZekQAxW0k38g= $ 10
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The one thing that I did not like about the LM3196/5 is that the LEDs were not always hard on or off, but could appear to be fading on and off (i.e., those LEDs on the leading edge of the bar graph). I rather liked the fluorescent bar graph displays that were found in the Technics and Pioneer equipment of the time ('80s). Any options with regards to making the 3196 crcuit perform similarly?
🙂 Well page 9 and 10 of the data sheet (fig 1 and 2) show pin 9 connected for dot mode but on page 8 states leave the mode select pin open circuit!
Cheers
John
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John
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Thanks to a user on head-fi who suggested JB1,2,3 and 4 the B meaning BAR
mode and JD1 and 2 the D meaning DOT mode!
Simple using a little logic...
John
mode and JD1 and 2 the D meaning DOT mode!
Simple using a little logic...
John
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