Hi Andrew,
That is a big can of worms indeed. Feel free to ping me off-list
for details.
best,
Ike
On 11-11-04 1:37 PM, Andrew Nast wrote:
Ike,
It doesn't appear that the back of the supplies have screw terminals.
As far as I know, the console needs both supplies to run. (at least,
firing up just one supply doesn't get it crackin. Perhaps it can be
configured for one supply somehow?)
-Andrew
On Fri, Nov 4, 2011 at 11:20 AM, Ike Zimbel <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Do the power supplies have the screw terminals on the back? If
so, you can at least have easy access to take some voltage
measurements. If the +/-18 rails are out by very much, that's
probably a big part of your problem. Does the console need both
supplies to be on to run?
best,
Ike
On 11-11-04 1:00 PM, Andrew Nast wrote:
Ike,
I do have the schematics, but as far as I can tell, no parts
layout. It does look like the parts are identified somewhat on
the schematic.
We have a 36 channel, + 4 stereo channels, with 2 power supplies.
Thanks for the input all, I'd rather not open a can of worms.
Just want the pre amps to be usable. This is a new console (to
us), and I'd say only 8 channels have pre amps that aren't
super scratchy when the pot is turned. Repeatedly turning the
pots has not resolved the issue.
Andrew
On Fri, Nov 4, 2011 at 7:40 AM, Ike Zimbel
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>
<mailto:[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>>> wrote:
Do you have a manual with the power supply schematic and (more
importantly) parts layout? Also, how many channels is your
console
and how many power supplies do you have?
best,
Ike
On 11-11-03 11:36 PM, Andrew Nast wrote:
Thanks for all of the help! I've only replaced fuses on the
power supply, how do you go about trimming the 18v
rail? I'm
going to look at my schematics in the morning to see
about the
DC action.
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yes
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*Subject:* Re: NEOTEK: Cleaning Pots on Neotek Elite
Did my last post go through?
Greg Norman
On Nov 3, 2011, at 8:15 PM, Casey Rice wrote:
Might want to do the DC thing and exercise
each pot
vigorously
before deciding to use cleaner.
Casey
On 04/11/2011, at 11:54 AM, Jim Mikles wrote:
In addition to cleaning, you may also
need to
null out the dc
across the pot. This dc varies as the
gain pot
is rotated
causing noise. On the Series 1 there is a
trimpot for this, I
assume the Elite is similar, but I don't
have a
schematic.
Jim Mikles
On 11/3/2011 8:35 PM, Andrew Nast wrote:
We have a Neotek Elite we recently
installed, and every mic
pre pot is super scratchy. I did
some quick
research, and
bought two products; Deoxit Fader
F5, and
Deoxit Gold G5.
Should I use both, or one of these
products? Any tips on this
procedure? I figure I need to pull each
module and spray it in
from the underneath. Going to wait for
someones 2 cents before
proceeding. Thanks in advance!!
Andrew
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