Lithium Grim Busta Noise Manual de instrucciones

Busta Noise

Building instructions

v1.0

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Table of contents

PCB layout ............................................................................................................................................... 3

Components ............................................................................................................................................ 4

Build sequence ........................................................................................................................................ 5

Off board wiring ...................................................................................................................................... 6

Potentiometers.................................................................................................................................... 6

Troubleshooting ...................................................................................................................................... 8

Schematic ................................................................................................................................................ 9

Read this entire manual thoroughly before you start building the effect! There are some available

options and you should choose which one you want to incorporate before starting your build.

Last update: 14-1-2018

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PCB layout

Dimensions: 50 mm x 50 mm

1.97 inch x 1.97 inch

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Components

Name

Value

Comment

Name

Value

Comment

47n

MKT/SMF

1N4001

MKT/SMF

IC1

JRC4558D

100p

MLCC

IC2

JRC4558D

MKT/SMF

IC3

LM1894N

100u

Electrolyte

B1k

Frequency

8n2

MKT/SMF

510k

100p

MLCC

10k

MKT/SMF

10k

C10

100n

MKT/SMF

4k7

C11

MKT/SMF

10k

C12

100u

Electrolyte

10k

C13

8n2

MKT/SMF

4k7

C14

MKT/SMF

180R

C15

10u

Electrolyte

R10

2k4

C16

4u7

Electrolyte

R11

100R

C17

47n

MKT/SMF

R12

510k

C18

22n

MKT/SMF

R13

470R

C19

100u

Electrolyte

R14

100k

C20

47u

Electrolyte

R15

10k

100n

MKT

R16

10k

100n

MKT

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Build sequence

Soldering this board can be very complicated for some people since the solder pads are very close

together. Use a magnifying glass to make the job easier.

The trick to soldering a PCB is to work from small to big components. My building sequence

suggestions in this section are based on the parts I used myself. Sometimes some components are

smaller (or bigger) so always use your own common sense and change the order accordingly. Usually

capacitors can differ a lot in size depending on their rating and value.

Note: Do not blow on your solder in an attempt to cool it down. That can result in a bad join that

might corrode! Also take extra care not to short components.

Start by soldering the resistors and diodes. Socket the IC’s . Wait with placing the IC’s to once you are

finished with all soldering and off board wiring!

Now continue by soldering the MLCC, SMF and MKT capacitors and finish with soldering the the

Electrolytics.

I suggest you now drill the holes in your enclosure so you can use it during the off board wiring.

Note: Really take some time to determine where to place the pot, switch, jacks and PCB in the

enclosure before you start drilling. Measure twice, drill once.

You are almost ready to rock, well… not really. The difficult part starts now.

Besides the components mentioned in the components table, you will need:

1 mono input jack, 1 stereo jack, or 2 mono jacks if you are not planning on using a battery

3PDT footswitch (9 pins)

2,1mm DC jack (isolated).

22 gage stranded hook-up wire.

LED holders. This enables you to mount the LEDs in the enclosure.

LED (3mm or 5mm depending on your taste). These are the status LEDs

Hammond 1590B case (or similar) in your favorite color.

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Off board wiring

Potentiometers

In the pictures below you see the correct pin numbering of the pots (Alpha 16mm style).

Solder the wires accordingly and it is always a good idea to twist the wires together to create some

extra shielding against external noise. The rectangle pad marks the pad for pin 1.

You can break off the pin I marked with the yellow circle with a small pair of pliers.

Frequency

3 2 1

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Note that R led1 is 4k7 resistors. You can change these value depending on the type of LED you use

but 4k7 is safe enough for almost all LEDs @9V.

Ring

Sleeve

Tip

Input

R led1

Cathode (short leg)

Anode (long leg)

Tip

Sleeve

Output

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Troubleshooting

All PCB’s have been 100% factory e-tested and out of every batch I receive I build an effect to double

check, so there should not be a connection problem on the PCB itself.

The board is not working (at all), what now?

Check if your 9V is plugged in correctly (and/or soldered correctly on the board). Pay special

attention to the polarity.

Check that you oriented the capacitors, IC’s ,transistors and diodes the right way. SMF, MKT

and ceramic capacitors as well as resistors do not need to be oriented. A likely sign of

incorrect capacitors and/or orientation is when an effect is sputtering, rumbling or

“motorboating”.

Check if you used the correct values of the components. For resistors you can look here:

http://www.diyaudioandvideo.com/Electronics/Color/

Double and triple check your soldering! A loose or cold solder can be really bad for your

board.

Replace the IC and/or transistors, one might be defective. Before doing that first unplug the

9V and wait for 5 seconds.

Check that you have good/high grade components. A lot of Chinese sourced parts are fakes

(especially high end opamps, audio capacitors, vintage diodes and transistors) so be careful

that you source your parts from reliable suppliers.

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Schematic

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