Ike, All of the cable snakes have edac connectors on the board end. I have 2 HD24XR machines that only accept 1/4" plugs, so I'll have to change those over. I'm going to take it slow and tackle the connections as I go. I may have to make some changes on the multitrack returns at the board, in which case I'll probably need to figure out the pin layout so I can return signal to all 40 channels if I need to. The board is 40x26x8.
Dave ---- Original Message ---- From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Subject: Re: NEOTEK: Power Supply Connections Date: Tue, 30 Mar 2010 12:31:22 -0400 >Hi David > If your edac cons already have cable in them you should only >have to re- terminate the other end (don't the Alesis decks use a 56 > >pin edac for I/O)? > In any case edac product including pins and tooling are >available from digi-key and others. > Reverb 1-4 is probably the Aux 1-4 sends that you would plug > >into your fx units. >Best >Ike > >Sent from my iPhone > >On 2010-03-30, at 11:09 AM, [email protected] wrote: > >> Thanks again Ike, >> I've got an edac snake for the master section. The snake is >labled >> like this: >> >> Cue 1 & 2 In L-R >> Cue A-B In L-R >> Studio Mon In L-R >> Control Room Monitor A In L-R >> Control Room Monitor B In L-R >> Control Room Monitor C In L-R >> 2 Trk 1 In/Out 1-2 (XLR) >> 2 Trk 2 In/Out 1-2 (XLR) >> 2 Trk 3 In/Out 1-2 (XLR) >> 2 Trk 4 In/Out 1-2 (XLR) >> Reverb 1-4 (not sure what these are for) >> >> There are snakes for Pro Tools that I'll have to re-terminate for >my >> Alesis HD24's. I'm going old school for the time being - no >computer! >> I've never used edac connectors before. Is there a tool for making >> the connections inside them? >> >> Thanks again, >> Dave >> >> ---- Original Message ---- >> From: [email protected] >> To: [email protected] >> Subject: Re: NEOTEK: Power Supply Connections >> Date: Tue, 30 Mar 2010 09:48:48 -0400 >> >>> Anytime! Feel free to ask whatever you want, whenever you need to. >>> There's usually somebody available with an answer. >>> Did your console come with cabling/edac connectors? >>> Connector 1 is usually all of the I/O for the master section >>> Including the monitors. >>> Best >>> Ike >>> >>> Sent from my iPhone >>> >>> On 2010-03-29, at 11:50 PM, [email protected] wrote: >>> >>>> Thanks Ike & KB. The Elite is going to be a whole new experience >>> for >>>> me. I honestly know very little about it and most of my learning >is >>>> going to be from hands on experience. I've never had a board >where >>> I >>>> couldn't just plug everything in the back. Hopefully I can figure >>> out >>>> the cabeling for my speakers. That'll be the next step. I'll >>> probably >>>> show up here from time to time for a bit of help. I'll try not to >>> bug >>>> you guys too much! >>>> >>>> Thanks again for getting me started! >>>> >>>> Dave Spencer >>>> Morgantown, WV >>>> >>>> ---- Original Message ---- >>>> From: [email protected] >>>> To: [email protected] >>>> Subject: Re: NEOTEK: Power Supply Connections >>>> Date: Mon, 29 Mar 2010 22:45:31 -0400 >>>> >>>>> HI David, >>>>> Welcome to the list and congratulations on the Elite. They're >>>>> great >>>>> consoles...I love em'. >>>>> Power supply business: >>>>> 1st up, you double up the connections from the power supply at >the >>>>> console end, hence the difference in the number of terminals. >>>>> Connections: >>>>> -18v = -Analog power, color code: Blue and blue/black >>>>> +18v = + Analog power, cc: Red and Red/black >>>>> Bipolar Ground = Analog Phantom Ground, cc: Black, Black/White >>> _AND_ >>>>> White/Black (3 wires). The white/black lead is the +48v Ground >at >>> the >>>>> >>>>> PS-3 end. >>>>> +48v = Phantom Power, cc: White >>>>> +36v = Meter Power, cc: Orange >>>>> Meter Ground = Meter Ground, cc: Orange/Black >>>>> -25v = Logic Power, cc: Green >>>>> Logic Ground = Logic Ground, cc: Green/black >>>>> That's it. Take your time, double check your connections and >>>>> then >>>>> check them again...and then power it up. >>>>> Best regards, >>>>> Ike >>>>> >>>>> On 3/29/2010 5:33 PM, [email protected] wrote: >>>>>> Greetings to all! I picked up a 1993 Elite. I've made the jump >>> from >>>>> a >>>>>> Mackie. I've never had a board like this and I'm needing some >>> help >>>>>> with the power supply connections. Sorry for the freshman >>> question, >>>>>> but I'm trying to get this thing up and running without any >help. >>>>> The >>>>>> 12 terminals on the rear of the supply are connected to the >power >>>>>> supply cable, but there are only 8 terminals on the board. I'm >>> not >>>>>> sure which wires connect to which terminals. There are lables >on >>>>> the >>>>>> terminals of both the supply and the board, but they are not >all >>>>> the >>>>>> same. How can I determine which connections to make? Here are >the >>>>> 12 >>>>>> terminals on the rear of the supply, and the 8 terminals on the >>>>> board: >>>>>> >>>>>> Supply: >>>>>> 1. -18V >>>>>> 2. -18V >>>>>> 3. Bipolar Ground >>>>>> 4. Bipolar Ground >>>>>> 5. +18V >>>>>> 6. +18V >>>>>> 7. +48V >>>>>> 8. Phantom Ground >>>>>> 9. +35V >>>>>> 10. Meter Ground >>>>>> 11. -25V >>>>>> 12. Logic Ground >>>>>> >>>>>> Board: >>>>>> 1. - analog power >>>>>> 2. + analog power >>>>>> 3. Analog Phantom Ground >>>>>> 4. Phantom Power >>>>>> 5. Logic Ground >>>>>> 6. Logic Power >>>>>> 7. Meter Ground >>>>>> 8. 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