TTL and Analog togeather

[DjDevNull]

I have an analog Blue and TTL Green and Red. Should I just tun it all as TTL or can I run them as analog in Mamba?

[sbk]

You can try to run it all analog with Mamba and program only the blue with analog variations... So you can have smooth transitions with blue/red or blue/green or so...

[aijii]

Thats how I got these pics:

http://photonlexicon.com/gallery/Arctos-red-and-alc909

I dropped our analogue mod red laser in with our argon (which only has simple actuator colour changing). Ran the red mod off the red channel, and sorta got some colours kinda.

[DjDevNull]

oh pretty I got the blue and green going and it looks great. The green cuts out at about 3v but the blue is fading out. It's nice to have scene fade into each other than just flash. I guess my question was I'm not going to hurt the green that is TTL am I?

[dave]

You shouldnt.

TTL specifies the volatage levels at which the state is 0-off or 1-on

If you are worried about this, you could easily use a transistor as a buffer.

What is the green laser you are using?


Dave

[Astroguy]

You can try to run it all analog with Mamba and program only the blue with analog variations... So you can have smooth transitions with blue/red or blue/green or so...

Can Mamba run analog or Tll? Or can you run each laser by itself as ttl or analog?

[sbk]

With Mamba you can select either TTL or analog for all the lasers, not individually.
But by programming, you can do analog variations of blue and only ON-OFF for the green / red. So the TTL lasers will only have 0V / +5V on their blanking input, and the blue 0..5V.

[Astroguy]

With Mamba you can select either TTL or analog for all the lasers, not individually.
But by programming, you can do analog variations of blue and only ON-OFF for the green / red. So the TTL lasers will only have 0V / +5V on their blanking input, and the blue 0..5V.

Thanks!