[sdiy] Euro Synth Spec

[Tim Ressel]

Well, lets see.  Its all low voltage i.e. below 42.4 volts so UL is not 
a concern .. except for the cases. That is one reason I don't make 
cases. If we all had to do EMC testing, the industry would be instantly 
dead. As for power specs, what else is needed beyond what Doepfer put in 
his specifications? Admittedly there was an issue early on with under 
powered cases, but I think that has been pretty much solved. ESD testing 
would also be a killer given how open the modules are.

--Timbo


On 10/20/2017 4:04 PM, Laurie wrote:
> I wonder if this thread is going to move away from the less important 
> 'colour scheme' and 'i/o identification' to the more important parts 
> of the specification such as 'regulatory compliance', power 
> specification etc?????
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> On 21/10/2017 5:02 AM, David G Dixon wrote:
>>> I think that it would make panels look like angry fruit
>>> salads and that might be counter-productive. A quick way to
>>> tell outputs from inputs would be nice, though. Something
>>> like the Cwejman S1 but using brightness rather than hue. Eg
>>> white for outputs, black for inputs.
>> Intellijel conforms to a similar practice as well.
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