Doepfer

From the theory it should work if you swap the cables leading to the end
terminals of each potentiometer (the center cable remains unchanged). The
jumpers are used to install/remove a voltage plateau around in the center
position (installed = no plateau).

Best wishes
Dieter Doepfer


> I have a A174, and am considering buying a second. In order to
> use multiple A174 in a table top configuration as I desire I want
> to invert the module physically, so the joystick is at the
> bottom, or front. this way I don't have to reach over the cables
> when I have the module placed horizontally in a table top case.
>
> I tried simply rotating the joystick, but the potentiometers
> stuck out the side of the module so much a blanking panel would be needed.
>
> Is there a way to invert the voltage of the axis in the A174? I
> notice there appears to be some pins where jumpers could go on
> the PCB. What are they for? If not that, could I just reverse the
> wiring on the joystick pots (meaning the ribbon that connects the
> joystick to the PCB)?
>
> - I would consider the FoH Choices, but the front panel design
> makes my eyes bleed :)
>
> thanks!
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