Mike,
The technician (Ralph Skelton) who rebuilt/recapped my power supply
will be here next week to finish some small details on the console and
he has my schematics with notes so until then I am fairly unable to
assist with your issues.
Once I have them in hand I should be able to send pointers or scans of
what you need.
JAck
Jack Dean Stauss
No Static Pro Audio Inc.
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On Mar 25, 2010, at 7:16 PM, Mike Thompson wrote:
Making progress on the Series 1...
I have a few questions though, which I started to address earlier
but ended up trying to solve my own problem.
On the back of my ADC panel ( I have 3 of them) I followed the
wiring enough to figure out that A seems to be the main panel, and B
and C work off of this other patchbay on the top of the console
which is all labeled but probably useless to me at the moment. I
also have an load of wires already dangling from when this was cut
from the wall :) So trying to figure out things is hard yet easier
in a way since I have something to sort of follow... I figured out
that the inputs to the channels were #1-12 (logically), but I was
having a hard time getting the output to work, other than through
the headphone jack. I thought the other day I was able to make the
output for an individual channel work using the terminals directly
below it, but today it didn't seem to be working. I then traced the
stereo outs (or what I think are the stereo outs) to terminals 39
and 40. Here's the problem. I do get output from them (I'm testing
on a small guitar amp). The output is VERY low from these, but if I
go through the headphone jack it's super loud. I'm using 1/4"
cables from a spare console I have that I just cut and spliced into
the existing cables on the panel. I mean it works, or it seems to
work, but why would the output be so low with everything cranked?
Do the stereo outs have to go into some kind of power amp? I wish I
had a manual for this thing - it's next to impossible and extremely
time consuming having to guess a patch panel that means nothing
without trial and error. Was there ever some kind of standard for
these? Sorry for the long confusing mess! I'm making progress
though!
Mike T
