Yes, Gehause is enclosurefonkyfork said:Can somebody please help me? Do I read this right?
Input:
4: +
20: -
12: Ground?
These are the connections for a gain adjust resistor (value should be given in the manual. If you don't have it, you will have to experiment; ther's no risk of damaging the unit or being harmed in any way.What do I do with pin nr:
7 - 19?
This is the end of travel switch (fader-start)3 - 21?
abbey road d enfer said:Yes, Gehause is enclosurefonkyfork said:Can somebody please help me? Do I read this right?
Input:
4: +
20: -
12: Ground?
Out:
1: + of winding #1
23: - of winding #1
2: + of winding #2
22: - of winding #2
Power:
14: +24V
13: 0v
In good German broadcast conformity, the supply is unipolarThese are the connections for a gain adjust resistor (value should be given in the manual. If you don't have it, you will have to experiment; ther's no risk of damaging the unit or being harmed in any way.What do I do with pin nr:
7 - 19?This is the end of travel switch (fader-start)3 - 21?
I would think the lower the resistor the higher the gain. That's the way it usually is. You may try any value without any risk, though.flextone said:What kind of resistor do I need? Would 1300 Ohm mean 10 or 20db? Am I even right that this is what's missing? Both faders behave the same.
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