Analogue systems

having just received an RS-15 with no instructions and fewer brains, I 
plugged 4 analogue solutions modules into the Doepfer slots, and 
puzzled over the Analogue Systems orientation. Not thinking to look at 
the ends plugged into the modules for their obvious signs, I believe I 
put them in the rack power supply backwards and powered it up. No signs 
of life from the RS-60 EG's, so I eventually gave up and realized the 
mistake this morning. Have I done some damage?
Reversing those connectors and attempting to power it back up brought 
the same results. I havent tried listening to any other modules, I 
simply looked for some LED feedback, under gate or one shot conditions.
Appreciate any help!
kelly

You probably just blew the fuses (middle one on the left or right or both).  I have blown fuses more times than I can count plugging in ASystems slightly askew, ASolutions in backwards and Doepfers with the pin on the wrong side.  With modules that you have a 50% chance of getting right, it's plug, blow, reverse, works.  Just get a handfull of fuses and go at it methodically, plugging in one at a time and poweing up.
 
Dan

plastichorneddevil <kellyborkert@hotmail.com> wrote:
having just received an RS-15 with no instructions and fewer brains, I 
plugged 4 analogue solutions modules into the Doepfer slots, and 
puzzled over the Analogue Systems orientation. Not thinking to look at 
the ends plugged into the modules for their obvious signs, I believe I 
put them in the rack power supply backwards and powered it up. No signs 
of life from the RS-60 EG's, so I eventually gave up and realized the 
mistake this morning. Have I done some damage?
Reversing those connectors and attempting to power it back up brought 
the same results. I havent tried listening to any other modules, I 
simply looked for some LED feedback, under gate or one shot conditions.
Appreciate any help!
kelly





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Thanks, quite right, all is well, I just need more modules...
and how!
kelly
--- In analogue_systems@yahoogroups.com, Daniel Levey 
<Leftbrain@s...> wrote:
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> You probably just blew the fuses (middle one on the left or right 
or both).  I have blown fuses more times than I can count plugging in 
ASystems slightly askew, ASolutions in backwards and Doepfers with 
the pin on the wrong side.  With modules that you have a 50% chance 
of getting right, it's plug, blow, reverse, works.  Just get a 
handfull of fuses and go at it methodically, plugging in one at a 
time and poweing up.
>  
> Dan
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> plastichorneddevil <kellyborkert@h...> wrote:
> having just received an RS-15 with no instructions and fewer 
brains, I 
> plugged 4 analogue solutions modules into the Doepfer slots, and 
> puzzled over the Analogue Systems orientation. Not thinking to look 
at 
> the ends plugged into the modules for their obvious signs, I 
believe I 
> put them in the rack power supply backwards and powered it up. No 
signs 
> of life from the RS-60 EG's, so I eventually gave up and realized 
the 
> mistake this morning. Have I done some damage?
> Reversing those connectors and attempting to power it back up 
brought 
> the same results. I havent tried listening to any other modules, I 
> simply looked for some LED feedback, under gate or one shot 
conditions.
> Appreciate any help!
> kelly
> 
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