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In the TSC one can choose from either LINEAR, Log A, or Log B. The default is Log B, and I have no clue what that means. I know B is the code for linear, which makes me doubly confused. A clarification would be wonderful! Thanks very much.
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...depends upon which "side" of the pond you live: one side has A being one taper while the other side has B being that taper, and vice-versa for the B taper names!...and the Devil said: "...yes, but it's a DRY heat!" -
Well, for one thing, don;t confuse the symbol on the pot or in the schematic for the description. 50kB might mean a linear 50k pot, but when you see log B, that is a different reference.
But here from the help section of the TSC:
Next set the potentiometer style. Linear uses a linear track where the resistance is in proportion to rotation of the potentiometer. Log A has 30% of the full value at half-way position, and Log B has 10% of the full value at half-way position.Education is what you're left with after you have forgotten what you have learned.Comment
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Of course, the "help" section! I was looking on the site, but didn't find that... Thanks so much Enzo.
Where could I find the mysterious Log B pots? It seems like most distributors aren't listing pot's half-way resistance...Comment
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okay, nevermind, i found an old thread where you already answer that, enzo.
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