Fully Wired Electronics - Multi-Logic
User Manual v1.0
The two inputs, both located at the top of the module, both work independently of
each other. When a gate or trigger signal is detected on one of the inputs, the
associated input LED, which is located above (offset to the right) each respective
input, will illuminate. Both inputs are used to alter the states of the outputs. The
buttons, which are located directly below the input sockets, can also be used in
conjunction with the inputs to alter the states of each of the outputs. When one of the
buttons is depressed, its internal LED will illuminate.
The output states for each of the logic types are indicated through the LEDs located
in the top right corner of its associated output indicator box. By default the NOT A,
NOT B, NAND, NOR and XNOR LEDs will all be illuminated once the module
receives power, assuming no gate or trigger signal is active at either of the inputs, or
either button is pressed. Once a gate or trigger signal is detected the states of each
output, and its respective LED, will change according to the appropriate truth table
for the logic gate type.
The “GATES” output is used to utilise both Button A and Button B as manual gate
generators. Through the use of the TRS jack socket, the state of Button A is
outputted on the TIP, whilst the state for Button B is output on the RING.
Each input would expect to receive a +5V gate or trigger signal, however under
normal operation should tolerate signals up to +12V. The Mini-Logic will only output
0V ~ +5V signals across its 9 outputs.
