Fader module pinout.
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Nowhere. Looks like a passive fader.
petermontg
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Yes, passive fader. Could I not use this as a monitor attenuator. No?
You could.
E (Eingang, input) yellow - pin 9
A (Ausgang, output) red- pin 12
omega (ground) blue - pin 11
It's unbalanced of course, so you 'd need to unbalance before and balance after the fader, if you have long wiring.
I have no idea what the -90 dB output would be for. To limit attenuation to -90 dB?
E (Eingang, input) yellow - pin 9
A (Ausgang, output) red- pin 12
omega (ground) blue - pin 11
It's unbalanced of course, so you 'd need to unbalance before and balance after the fader, if you have long wiring.
I have no idea what the -90 dB output would be for. To limit attenuation to -90 dB?
petermontg
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Thanks I tried a few different configurations and just couldn't get to work. What would the pinout 13,14,15 be used for? When the relay at the null point is in action it changes the pinout from connection 13/14 to 14/15?
Not really sure on the -90. It's just above the relay.
Not really sure on the -90. It's just above the relay.
I remember eingangs and ausgangs from driving my army jeep in Germany in 1970.... 8)cyrano said:
JR
