> Now, when I say 'form factor', I mean MAINLY the power supply > connection and the outside panel dimensions. I DO NOT mean jacks, or > even 'look and feel'. I mean it connects to the power harness without > adapters, and fits into existing MOTM systems. Different knob? Sure! > Color scheme? Whatever! 1/8" jacks? Fine. > I agree that we would all greatly benefit from common power supply connections. +/-15V power seems to be very common these days from several manufacturers. I'm converting my Wiard to use MOTM/Blacet power connectors so I can combine stuff from the different manufacturers into the same rack or two. This gets rid of the multiple wall-wart type power supplies and allows for a bigger and more stable power source. You can take advantage of the MOTM 900 power supply, 960 power distribution board, Blacet PS500 power supply, PSCONN connector board, and connector kits as well as DIY sources. As far as the panels go, I'm not so concerned about the common form factor. Part of the charm of the Wiard is in its panels and lay out. I don't think it would work as well in the MOTM format. I find that the constraints placed on designers from their own module formats creates a diversity in design approaches that is very healthy and provides different options for the customers. Eric __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get email alerts & NEW webcam video instant messaging with Yahoo! Messenger http://im.yahoo.com
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Re: [wiardgroup] Re: faceplates and formats
2001-09-01 by alt-mode
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