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lukeaudio

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S3E Pinout
« on: October 26, 2017, 04:41:38 AM »
hello someone has the schematic of this connector  :  S3E ribbon connector Pinout  FOR SSL 8000 Gb
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Re: S3E Pinout
« Reply #1 on: October 31, 2017, 06:25:28 PM »
I've got it for a 4000, I wouldn't have thought the 8k would be different?

  • Slate Signal bus
  • Not used?
  • VCA to Mon bus
  • Slate Control bus
  • Ch Solo cut bus
  • Not used?
  • Status mix bus
  • Master Input Flip
  • Mon Solo cut bus
  • Not used?
  • Machine Record bus
  • Master Ready Group
  • Status Record bus
  • Not used?
  • Solo disable
  • VCA to meters bus
  • 0V
  • Cue 3 Mix bus
  • Cue 4 Mix bus
  • 0v

The "Not used?" may have been used for 8000 functions, pins 2 and 6 are bus "C" L & R on the 6000.

Hope that helps a bit...

Cheers, Andy
co-designer and project manager G series analogue 1987
channel strip designer J series 1992-93
design "caretaker" 4000/6000 1985-93
analogue team leader ARC/Bertha 1988-92

lukeaudio

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Re: S3E Pinout
« Reply #2 on: October 31, 2017, 07:21:22 PM »
bello AMILLAR .. thank you very much for answering

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S3E Pinout: Ribbon OR hardwired pinouts
« Reply #3 on: November 14, 2017, 06:09:43 PM »
Please bear in mind that any pinouts seen in the SSL manuals for those D connectors that use internal ribbon cable (at least) are for ribbon cable pinouts and NOT hardwired versions.
Therefore pin 1 is the same for both but pin 2 for a ribbon connector would be 14 on a hardwired connector.
Hardwired pinouts go from 1 to 13 ALONG one row and then 14 to 25 on the other row.
Ribbon pinouts go 1 (both ribbon and hardwired), 2 (is 14 hardwired), 3 (is 2 hardwired), 4 (is 15 hardwired) and alternate between the rows as the ribbon cable is flat and has to correspond to the pins on a hardwired (solder type) connector.
I will post something in the wiring menu on this shortly and hope this makes sense.