The parameter on the left side of the LCD in “THRES” mode, in the center column indicates the starting address of the 16-step chord sequencer. The timing of the trigger signal to drive the steps is set by the threshold point = volume value of the left hand position. This is a recording of the
SW6, located on the lower left side of the remote controller, was assigned to “record switch only,” but in the first round of program modification, the specifications were changed to allow page switching with HOLD while keeping this functionality. However, as a result of operational tests, it was found that page switching was time-consuming. In
Although it is difficult to understand from the video, the wireless remote control is set to six pages, and uses a forward-only switching mechanism triggered by HOLD (LongPush).　This is very difficult to use, and I would like to use a dial to switch pages if possible, but there are not enough inputs in the MCU
Recorded by 2 condenser microphones with the audio input TC/studioKonnect48. Unfortunately, it seems that the audio file export in 24bit by Audacity failed.
The “AN/PRC-6” is the Vintage US Army Military Walkie-Talkie. There were some troubles occurred on the audio board and LCD unit, finally they had been completed.
The “AN/PRC-6” is the Vintage US Army Military Walkie-Talkie. I found its back panels at the online military surplus shop but they were sold out at time. After many years, I found them again on ebay then soon liked its shape. And I thought it might be good for the material of my digital Theremin.