PLAN B analog blog

Just received mine here at work, hope to play with it this evening.

I normally look at the power cable assignments on the circuit board 
before I plug into the Doepfer rack.;  I believe all of the Plan B 
stuff so far has been reversed from Doepfer on the "red band" 
orientation.

Looking at the Model 10, the voltages are not listed on the circuit 
board for the ribbon connector.  It just says "red band goes here".

Can anyone confirm the voltage orientation is the same as all of the 
other Plan B and the reverse of Doepfer?  Thanks and looking forward to 
anything Peter cares to develop.

ONLY the Model 15 and 12 are reversed from Dopefer. After that I go
the clue. The Models 10, 13, 14, 17, 24 all connect with the red band
down.



'Red Band Goes Here' means ...red band of the cable faces that
direction (just like a Doepfer module) In that Doepfer always has his
red bands to -12, the Model 10 connects just as a Doepfer module would
- red band on the module facing DOWN, red band on bussboard twoards
-12 (usually down also if it's mounted in a Doepfer rack.

Hoep this helps = 

p




--- In PLAN_B_analog_blog@yahoogroups.com, "synchro1" <synchro1@...>
wrote:

>
> Just received mine here at work, hope to play with it this evening.
> 
> I normally look at the power cable assignments on the circuit board 
> before I plug into the Doepfer rack.;  I believe all of the Plan B 
> stuff so far has been reversed from Doepfer on the "red band" 
> orientation.
> 
> Looking at the Model 10, the voltages are not listed on the circuit 
> board for the ribbon connector.  It just says "red band goes here".
> 
> Can anyone confirm the voltage orientation is the same as all of the 
> other Plan B and the reverse of Doepfer?  Thanks and looking forward to 
> anything Peter cares to develop.
>