Doepfer

Would it be possible to have an on/off switch for the module so that when you are not using it, it doesn't suck up the 300mA?

Bryan

>>> synth_freak_2000@yahoo.com 10/13/06 8:11 AM >>>
hello dieter,
that's a great idea! i would buy such a module for
sure!
and i am also sure that i would prefer the complete
module to buy from you, so i do not have to solder
anything, just to mount the complete module to my
doepfer racks!
i'll create the poll, asap!
many thanks,
best regards,
Bakis.





--- hardware@doepfer.de wrote:

> For all users who have been asking for an A-100
> oscilloscope maybe we found
> a solution. The Belgium manufacturer Velleman has
> available an LCD
> oscilloscope module VPS10 that will fit into the
> A-100 frame (even suitcase
> version). Details can be found here:
> 
>
http://www.vellemanusa.com/us/enu/product/view/?id=522077 
> 
> We consider to offer an A-100 front panel and power
> supply adapter (the VPS
> requires 9V/300mA) so that the scope can be mounted
> to an A-100 frames and
> powered by the A-100 power supply. Unfortunately the
> VPS10 requires 300mA
> and this current would be taken away from the A-100
> PSU. Another solution
> would be to supply the VPS10 by a standard 9V wall
> outlet power supply.
> 
> We will probably not offer the complete scope module
> as we do not get a
> better price for the VPS10 than the end user (about
> Euro 180, i.e. about
> US$220) but only the front panel/power supply kit.
> The VPS10 has to be
> ordered by the customer. The installation is simple
> (4 mounting screws + 2
> solder point for the power supply).
> 
> Let me know what you think.
> 
> Bakis, maybe you can start a poll like this:
> 
> are you interested in the A-100/VPS10 scope module
> in general ?
> would you prefer the front panel/power supply
> adapter (the VPS10 has to be
> purchased and added/mounted by the user) ?
> would you prefer the complete module (much more
> expensive than the adapter +
> VPS 10 as Doepfer will have to charge for
> handling/dealer rebate/warranty of
> VPS10) ?
> 
> 
> Best wishes
> Dieter Doepfer
> 
> 


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Bryan E Cornell wrote:

> Would it be possible to have an on/off switch for the module so that
> when you are not using it, it doesn't suck up the 300mA?

I'd rather have it off the power supply to begin with. Who knows what 
noise it will introduce to it.

Power jack on the front panel, or with a little DIY you should be able 
to fit the wallwart somewhere in the case and tap off the AC power...