As far as I know, the black wire is Ground
(I'm shure)
and the red one is frequency output
(I'm not so shure, I only remember by brain) and I used that last time
more than a decade ago ...
It was used to get a synch. signal to an external unit. e.g. a widget
drive or an frequency generator or an external time base in a AC
AD-converter.
Do you have an Oscilloscope?
Plug it in and check, what you see on the screen.
or
an frequency counter on a Digital Multimeter
greetings TOM from Bavaria
Am 13.10.2005 um 00:31 schrieb Philip Lord:
Hi Again,
I just got a "programable Frequency Generator'. Unfortunately I do not
have the manual.
Can anyone tell me where the red and black wires go to?
Much thanks
Phil
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