Purusha
Well-known member
Hello to all, I am sick so I can't do much now, but I took a bit of a time to make a few photos
which should help you to put together the 4U S800 cases you are about to receive very soon.
FRONT PANEL
CLOSE UP
INSIDE. You will get also the L profile brackets to mount the boards on them.
There was a small miscalculation on my side so you will need to chip off a bit of a side panel
for the screws to come through. On top of these screws you will put then the standoffs (not included).
PSU board with standoffs. Next to the closest left standoff you see another
screw punched in, this one is here for the grounding point.
SIDE BRACKETS.
You need to mount this right to get the distance between the front 2 panels.
HI CUT POTS
Another important thing you will need to do is to make cutouts above every hi-cut pot.
Somehow we missed this one and it comes just too close to the lip of the second panel.
I used a saw and it took me only one minute to make one cut like on the photos below.
If there are any questions please ask.
Back panel needs Neutrik D series XLRs or 25pin D-subs. IEC should be with fuse included.
There is also a cut out for a smaller square type of power switch. Make it bigger if needed.
Have fun
which should help you to put together the 4U S800 cases you are about to receive very soon.
FRONT PANEL
CLOSE UP
INSIDE. You will get also the L profile brackets to mount the boards on them.
There was a small miscalculation on my side so you will need to chip off a bit of a side panel
for the screws to come through. On top of these screws you will put then the standoffs (not included).
PSU board with standoffs. Next to the closest left standoff you see another
screw punched in, this one is here for the grounding point.
SIDE BRACKETS.
You need to mount this right to get the distance between the front 2 panels.
HI CUT POTS
Another important thing you will need to do is to make cutouts above every hi-cut pot.
Somehow we missed this one and it comes just too close to the lip of the second panel.
I used a saw and it took me only one minute to make one cut like on the photos below.
If there are any questions please ask.
Back panel needs Neutrik D series XLRs or 25pin D-subs. IEC should be with fuse included.
There is also a cut out for a smaller square type of power switch. Make it bigger if needed.
Have fun