Hi Glenn > improperly pin alignment where i attached a couple power cables to > the power bus... A tip for the future: power up the system after each new module. To test, whether the connector sits right. Before powering up I also use a small dentists mirror to have look at the connectors seating. > can't believe that nothing got fried, but that > appears to be the case.... The used power-regulator ICs (7812 / 7912) usually can stand an output shortage, if they the heatsinks work well. In case of the Doepfer PSU the heatsinks are overdimensioned. > While doing the troubleshooting, i broke off yet another power cable > clip (ie/ i'm talking about the ends of the power cables running > between the PSU and busboard, specifically the metal part that fits > over one of the bayonets on the PSU or bus board)... > > Anyone else think that these clips fit just a little too tightly? > Everytime I remove one, I feel lucky not to tear the bayonet right > out of the board -- it's like a strength test. This hass to be that way. You don't want to know what happens, if one of these cables gets loose and produces a contact between the lowvoltage and the 220V section.... florian
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Re: [Doepfer_a100] Re: power supply problem + Power Cable Gripe
2004-04-30 by Florian Anwander
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