Lipsk II

A 6 HP expander of XAOC's Leibniz Binary Subsystem that inverts the individual bits of the 8-bit data it receives (from Drezno II or another Leibniz module, through its ribbon headers) and passes the result on. Each bit is flipped by its lit button or by a gate at its input.

Key features

• Eight latching buttons, one per bit (7 to 0), lit while their bit is inverted
• Eight gate inputs: a 5 V gate flips its bit, and flips it back if its button already inverts it
• Hardware logic, no latency: the bits can be manipulated at audio rate and beyond
• Leibniz data in and out headers at the back
• Lipsk II: the panel of the original Lipsk turned upside down to match the other Leibniz modules