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  1. Sourcing parts, order higher quantities to get the best price and more parts for free or for a better condition than ordering later single parts and you have spares (tactile switch, encoder, potentiometer, opamps 3340,3360)
  2. Sort all parts, one carton with resistors, one for capacitors...one for mechanical parts, one for Ics/semis.
  3. Sort the values like 1R-999R, 1K-9.9K, 10K-99K.... same for capacitors
  4. Start with the mainboard and hardwareboard and next Breakoutboard and PSU.. so you left less plastic bags for the voices which makes things easier
  5. Use lead based solder core or you get trouble with the ground pads and in case of failure or wrong part placements it’s more complicated to desolder the part.
  6. Use for the voice cards a mounting frame which costs 50-250€.


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You have to respect the Known Issues/current Error List on this page  - when you build an Kijimi, install at the beginning the Sub Osc Fix - and fill the holes of the resistors which you don't need anymore or use an edding pen and strikethrough the resistor numbers on the pcb.


BOM:

KIJIMI-BOM-REV1.0.xlsx 

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picture source: Facebook Luther Stevebennett

click to enlarge :- this picture doesn't include the Sub OSC Fix !!!

  


Total costs of Material:

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Date

Location

Identified Issue

Resolution

update

May 29, 2018BOM hw boardR119, R120, R121 not in BOm 1.02R119 4K7  R120 100R  R121 2K2BOM project updated-1June2019
May2019

OLED DISPLAY

major 

Double check the OLED pinout

rin case of wrong pinout - remove 2 oled pinheader pins and use a resistor leg and cable tube shrink

correct is:

VCC-GND-SCL-SDA




BAT43 x2 missing D3 D4 on Harware board
BOM project updated-1June2019
12 Jun2019BOM hw boardC34 missing in BOM560pf mlcc RM5
30 July 2019Controlboard

dont install a Metal spacer between controlboard and mainboard in the middle of the pcb - otherwise it touch the card slot adapter pins


use only the short 7mm spacer and a screw/nut from rear.
30 JulyAudio output

install on both locations a 2pin header to optionally install a PC jumper.

if you use the flat ribbon cable for the audio signal you have to bridge the pins with a jumper.

when you use the MTA100 headers with coax cable, dont install the jumpers !

Connect only at the mainboard side (MTA100 header)the ground of your shielded cable. Don’t connect the GND at the MTA100 header at the breakoutboard or you get a groundloop (more noise, risk of hum)


30 July 2019infouse a 24V Center positive Powersupply with 2Ampere or moredon't use the 12V PSU from DDRM DIY Version.
1 Aug 2019major bugon the PSU card is the -9V Capacitor silkscreen wrong, this was happen on my PSU card and the capacitor leaked, thx to Ando for the picture.

install the positive pin of C8 on the left side (as shown in the bottom picture)

reported to Roman and Bob
15 Aug. 2019mainboardmounting holes for brackets do not fit with the Mouser screws. carefully drill a bigger hole as shown here: (marked) only this 4 holes


15 AugPSU

the fuse must be around 1.2Ampere,

the current of the kijimi on 24V DC is 950mA 



August 2019

Major BUG 

Voicesimprove the sound (from RomaRoman.F - the developer)

Voicecard:

replace R108 from 10K to 20K

replace R111, R52 from 91K to 20K

replace R38, R97 from 330K to 576K (i used a 560K plus a 20K resistor in series which was measured to 575k (1% resistors)  (only 576K when you want TL074 for IC2 and IC9 otherwise use 330k)

remove R60 , R119 (220R) → not installed 

replace IC2 and IC9 from TL064 to TL074


January 2020 

Major BUG 

Voices fix the Subosc. Problem (glitches and artifacts)

Here is the SUBOSC fix Janne and I worked out. Details below:

the addional parts are not included in the BOM (16x 1M resistor)

(click to enlarge)

1. Remove these components: Q1, Q2, R126, R139

2. Add two 1M resistors as shown (to PCB solder side)

3. Add two jumper wires as shown (to PCB solder side)

4. R131, R133, R146, and R149 are not needed. If you already have them installed, no need to remove them (they don't do anything). If you are starting to build, don't install them.

NOTES:

This fix is for DIY REV1 KIJIMI only. Prebuilt Kijimi does not have this issue.

You can omit all these highlighted parts and test your voice card without the SUBOSC feature. Everything else should still work.

When modifying your voice card, do the modification on one card first and then test for any glitches (there shouldn't be any). Then modify the others.

Please report back if you have any issues.

Thanks to Janne for the hard work in helping to test and develop this fix.

Technically this mod disconnects the saw waveform and routes the pulse waveform instead into the 4013 divider. The 1M resistors enhance the rise and fall time of the pulse waveform. The original problem was caused by transient noise on the saw waveform that triggered the 4013 divider.

 
thanks to Janne and Ando

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