DOREMIDI MCV-10 - GATE Parameters; CV Parameters; AUX Parameters

3.2. GATE Parameters Table
Name
Description
Output Voltage Range
(Vg)
Vg = 0~15V (±0.2V)
Note: Measured under no-load condition.
Internal Resistance
(Ri)
Ri = 1KΩ.
Note: The external load will affect the output voltage to a certain extent.
Output Mode
Support 0/5V, 0/15V, S-Trigger. Default 0/5V.
Re-Trigger
After enabling, When the Gate is open, if a new Note is generated, the MCV-10
will close the Gate, then open the Gate.
The time range is 0~5ms configurable. Disabled by default.
Gate Delay
After enabling, When the CV outputs the voltage, the Gate can be turned on
after a delay, the time range is 0~1ms. Disabled by default.
Gate Toggle
After enabling, Swap the voltage state of the gate on and off. Disabled by
default.
3.3. CV Parameters Table
Name
Description
Output Voltage Range
(Vc)
V/Oct: Vc = 0~8.833V (±10mV)
Hz/V: Vc = 0~14.3V (±49mV)
1.2V/Oct: Vc = 0~10.6V (±7mV)
Note: It is recommended to use it in the 0~8V region with the smallest error.
Output impedance
(Re)
Re = 5.1KΩ@5V,
Note: That is, the output current is about 1mA. Below this load value, the
output voltage may be inaccurate.
Output Mode
Support V/Oct, Hz/V, 1.2V/Oct. Default V/Oct.
Output Priority
When multiple MIDI notes are generated, the MCV-10 determines which note
should output the voltage according to the priority:
 New Note: Output the latest generated note every time, default.
 High Note: When multiple notes are generated, only the voltage of the
highest note is output.
 Low Note: When multiple notes are generated, only the voltage of the
lowest note is output.
MIDI Note Range
In different output modes, the supported MIDI note ranges are different:
 V/Oct: 21~127 (A0~G9)
 Hz/V: 21~79 (A0~G5)
 1.2V/Oct: 21~127 (A0~G9)
3.4. AUX Parameters Table
Name
Description
Output Voltage Range
(Va)
Va = 0~5V（±14mV）
Output impedance
(Ra)
Ra = 50KΩ@5V
Description: That is, the output current is about 1mA. Below this load value,
the output voltage may be inaccurate.
Output Mode
Support MIDI volume, pitch bend, after touch, MIDI CC.
Or receive a new note, output a pulse.