You are grounding the cold. It probably won’t work depending on the input topologyand if it does work it won’t be an accurate measurement.
If that is the case then your differential input is completely broken, or incompetently designed.
You are grounding the cold. It probably won’t work depending on the input topologyand if it does work it won’t be an accurate measurement.
they come up fairly cheaply a lot. Transformer balanced/isolated outputs as well. A VERY useful studio/bench tool for sure.That match maker box is super cool!
If that is the case then your differential input is completely broken, or incompetently designed.
You would trust a measurement that grounds one side of something like a THAT 124x? That’s not a normal situation tontest it under.
What exactly is your concern?
A ThatCorp 1646 is an output driver. Your previous post:I know a 1646 doesn't output the same exact level when one leg is grounded.
Of course input circuits and output circuits have different considerations. We were not discussing output drivers, we were discussing connecting a single ended signal generator to a balanced input.It probably won’t work depending on the input topology
I understand that 0VU (+4dBu) is 1.28V RMS. When measuring a balanced signal (TRS cable from a balanced output) I have been measuring across positive and ground leads.
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