pinout of the N24a PSU

[capstan cappy]

hi does anyone have the pinout of the N24a PSU it's one of those old german PSU used in their broadcast etc etc

would apreciate the help
greetz melvin

 

[capstan cappy]

nobody?

 

[chrissugar]

I supose you talk about the PSU for the AKG C24 microphone (please be more specific next time :grin: )
Here is the complete schem for the mic and PSU:
http://www.silentarts.de/lab/Mikrophone/AKG/C24_Schematic.pdf

chrissugar

 

[chrissugar]

And in case you need variations on N24 type PSU here more info:
N24S, NF24S, MK24
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Peaks/5212/c24_1.pdf
N24A, RL24, MK224, S24
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Peaks/5212/c24_2.pdf
N24B, RL24, MK24, S24
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Peaks/5212/c24_3.pdf

chrissugar

 

[Michael Tibes]

I think he means an old Siemens (?) psu for the V2xx series?

Details might be on kubis site.

Michael

 

[capstan cappy]

yeah sorry, didn;t realise there were somanny N24 ish PSU's: its a 24 volt PSU for V2xx series modules indeed..
thnx for the info so far, don;t think kubi has them could't find it there

thnx

 

[martthie_08]

Is the N24a in V76 module size and does it have a 12-pin Tuchel connector? If so, these modules "may" have phase / neutral on pins 6 a/b, chassis ground on pin 5a, 0V on 3b and +24V on 3a. I used to have a N24c that I connected this way, I do not know what the difference is for the N24c, maybe it is a 110V / 220V issue. Please be careful and keep searching, there must be a schematic somewhere.

 

[capstan cappy]

thanks man, i will try,

 

[jensenmann]

Melvin, you could try to contact the IRT (Institut für Rundfunktechnik) www.irt.de . They are very helpful with schemos
:sam: