Doepfer

Hi Nick,

Within the modular world it's not an luxury to have a multimeter. 
In that case solving the routing of the pcb is a breeze. 

I soldered one of my A180-2s and used a black marker between the 4 and 5th jack. 

Maybe Dieter has the right answer to your pcb thing. 

Cheers 

Jacco

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> Op 27 mei 2017 om 14:09 heeft nicholas.buckley@ntlworld.com [Doepfer_a100] <Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com> het volgende geschreven:
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> Hi Jacco,
> 
> Thanks for that.
> 
> You highlighted a key issue with my original post - this is an original A-180, not a re-badged A-180.1 so that probably explains the earlier PCB layout.
> 
> It was clearly sold originally as a 2 x 1:4 because there is no black line on the panel between jacks 4 & 5.
> 
> I deliberately got a cheap, second-hand one in case I made a mistake when re-instating the solder bridge.
> 
> It will also be easy for me to remember that the ( one and only ) A-180 will be my 1 x 1:8 and my other A-180-1's will be the 2 x 1:4's.
> 
> Looking at actual track on the PCB ( in two halves at the moment ) one ends at a solder point and the other ends at one of the pair of tiny holes so I think that these two need to be joined with a new bridge.
> 
> From the bodies of each jack, it's difficult to tell which two are the Tip and Sleeve and which two are just legs.
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> Cheers,
> 
> Nick
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