Howdy! If you want to use another brand of power supply that will work as long as the grounds from the two separate systems are connected. This has nothing to do with the third wire on the mains plug, and nothing to do with grounding to the physical case of the SixPacs themselves. Not recommended because you will add noise to your system. Instead, please visit the following link and please see below... http://www.cyndustries.com/modules_powerdist-FAQ.cfm (This link is available from either of our power supply pages on the website). On the circuit board of each of the power supplies there is a "0 Volts" center output pin between the plus and minus 15 volt output pins... This is the Ground that you do want. These center pins from each supply need to be connected. For this reason we have our famous green banana jack on the front panel of our power supplies, and Serge has a black banana jack on their cases. http://www.cyndustries.com/modules_POWSU_medium.cfm you can simply plug a banana cable from one power supply to the other. if your other brand of power supply has no green Grounding jack then you can simply add one by drilling a 5/8 inch hole and adding one. Black is actually the technically correct color, (as seen on the Motm jack interface panel) but I chose green as in "red is Right channel" and "Green is Ground" (a North American mains standard color). The green stripe at the bottom of the Banana Cable ordering Page offers a "Grounding kit" which should provide everything you need. http://www.cyndustries.com/pomona.cfm Best Wishes and hope this addresses everything! Cynthia Chris Muir wrote: > Shouldn't there be something about connecting the grounds on the old > and the new supply in this list? > > > On Jun 10, 2009, at 7:25 AM, stevemodularland wrote: > >> #1 Test it to make sure it makes a clean + and - 15V >> >> #2 Make a cable to connect it properly to the distro card >> >> #3 Test the distro card to double check that voltages are correct >> >> #4 Plug in your modules >> >> #5 Make a drink based with clear rum >> >> Do NOT "add" power in "parallel" with the other power supply. Power >> supplies aren't passive lead-acid batteries. >> >> --- In The_Cyndustries_List@yahoogroups.com, "legionhwp" >> <legionhwp@...> wrote: >> >>> I've maxed out my large Cyndustries PS and have a 2nd +/- Motm PS >>> >> I've wired into my empty six pak. Whenever I've used any other synth >> (serge, fenix, etc I always used the green ground out on the Cyn PS. >> What do I need to do to intergrate the new MOTM ps with my existing >> Cyn/Modcan system? >> >>> I have combo/distro cards in all my Sixpaks so I could wire them >>> >> in series if needed to. >> >>> Any suggestions appreciated. >>> >>> D_ >>> >>> >> >> > > Chris Muir > cbm@well.com > http://www.xfade.com > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------------ > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > >
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Re: [The_Cyndustries_List] Re: Adding a 2nd Power Supply to system?
2009-06-10 by Cynthia Webster
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