Analogue systems

Hi list, forget about my last posting. I digged once more and deeper 
in the mentioned posting by Peter and eventually connected my new 
gem to the bus board and it works! Sorry, if I wasted anyone's time, 
Ilanode

--- In analogue_systems@yahoogroups.com, "ilanode" <techmeier@w...> 
wrote:
> Hi list, I'v posted earlier on my RS290 which will be housed in a 
> Doepfer rack. I received my RS290 by now and soldered a connector 
> for the RS290 to my Doepfer bus board.
> Peter posted on the ASys power supply that it is grouped in pairs 
of 
> 4 for the different voltages and ground. On the RS290's pcb it 
reads 
> (from left to right) -12, 5, 12, 0 Volt below the ic-socket which 
is 
> used as a power connector. So my connector supplies to the 4 left 
(2 
> up; 2 down) 12 Volt, and so on with the next group as indicated.
> The 6 ground wires from the Doepfer bus board spread over the 
group 
> on the right since I guess there is one common ground.
> To prevent me from accidently blowing up my module I'd liked to 
> verify my connections with you.
> Peter once gave a hint how to test it on the IC but I'm uncertain 
> which pin has which number. Orientation notch of the socket to the 
> left it goes from the above right corner (pin 1) ccw from to 16? 
> Unforetuantely the voltages are stated upside down on the RS290 
> which contributes to my confusion. I'm no tech-head. Any help 
highly 
> appreciated, thanks, Ilanode