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Small Time – Echo/Delay

ValveWizard PCB User Guide (Issue 3 PCB)

Fig. 1: Circuit schematic


Fig. 2: Component layout Fig. 3: Wiring diagram

Before populating the PCB you can use it as a drill template by poking a pen through the holes where
the pots are.

Populate the smallest components first, e.g. diodes and resistors. Best soldering practice is to tack-
solder the component in place so it does not fall out, then snip off the excess leads. Then re-solder
the joints properly. This ensures the cut ends will be fully coated in solder. Failure to do this will leave
exposed copper that will oxidise over time.

It is recommended that you use IC sockets for the chips.

The square solder pads on LEDs and capacitors indicate the anodes (e.g. positive terminal, long
lead).
Parts list:
Small Time Iss.3
Value Notes
R1 10M Any value 1M to 10M will do
R2 100R
R3 1M
R4 1M
R5 1M
R6 10k
R7 10k
R8 15k
R9 10k
R10 10k
R11 10k
R12 1k
R13 10k
R14 10k
R15 10k
R16 100R
R17 100k
R18 8.2k
R19 1k
R20 10R
R21 1M
R22 4.7k Adjust for LED brightness

C1 10n Any value 10n to 100n will do


C2 100n
C3 100n
C4 10n
C5 2.2n
C6 10n
C7 2.2n
C8 47n
C9 10u
C10 10u
C11 10u
C12 100n
C13 100n
C14 100n
C15 100n
C16 100n
C17 47u
C18 10u Tantalum preferred
C19 47u Any value 47u to 220y will do
C20 100n
C21 1n
C22 100n
C23 100n
C24 47n

D1 3mm LED
D2 1N4001

DELAY 47k lin


MIX 10k lin
REPEATS 10k lin

Q1 J113 Or J112 with Vgs(off) <2V

U1 PT2399
U2 TL072 Or TL064/TL084/TLE2074
U3 78L05

CON1 2.1mm DC jack

Labelled solder pads:


Bat + Battery '+' terminal
Bat - Battery '−' terminal
Input jack 'ring' terminal (switches the circuit on when
RING a jack is plugged in)
GND Ground
IN Signal input
OUT Signal output
GND Ground
Fsa Footswith outer terminal
Fsb Footswith centre terminal
Fsc Footswith other outer terminal

If you use insulated jack sockets like I do then you will need to connect the metal enclosure to circuit
ground, such a solder tag connected to a mounting screw.

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