Wiardgroup

Hi All,

I was just wiring up a +/-15v power supply for Wiard usage, and I'm stumped 
when it comes to the final step of wiring the DIN receptacle.

When looking at it from the back (the side where the wires from the power 
supply attach, not the side that the DIN cable plugs into), there are 5 
terminals, labeled (from left to right):
1 / 4  /  2 /  5  /  3
1 is at 9 o'clock, 2 is down at 6 o'clock, and 3 is at 3 o'clock
the lock tab is up top at 12 o'clock

which three of those five terminals do I attach -15v, ground, and +15v to?

Thanks,

	-Doug
	 jasret@mindspring.com

Follow the diagram on this page:

http://www.elpac.com/uploads/documents/datasheets/wmpage3
4and35.htm

+15V is V1 and -15V is V2

They don't specify front or rear view, you will have to determine 
that by inspection.

Basically Ground is Pin 1, +15V is pin 3 and -15V is pin 5. But 
don't trust that the numbering matches between different 
connector brands.

--- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, Doug Pearson 
<jasret@m...> wrote:
> Hi All,
> 
> I was just wiring up a +/-15v power supply for Wiard usage, 
and I'm stumped 
> when it comes to the final step of wiring the DIN receptacle.
> 
> When looking at it from the back (the side where the wires from 
the power 
> supply attach, not the side that the DIN cable plugs into), there 
are 5 
> terminals, labeled (from left to right):
> 1 / 4  /  2 /  5  /  3
> 1 is at 9 o'clock, 2 is down at 6 o'clock, and 3 is at 3 o'clock
> the lock tab is up top at 12 o'clock
> 
> which three of those five terminals do I attach -15v, ground, and 
+15v to?

> 
> Thanks,
> 
> 	-Doug
> 	 jasret@m...

Thanks, Grant!

The numbering is the same (1-4-2-5-3 in a lower semicircle) on both 
connectors, so that seems to be standard DIN numbering.  And yes, the 
correct power connector wiring is 1 gnd, 3 +15v, 5 -15v (which makes heat 
shrink tubing essential on 3 & 5).  Well marked on the Wiard modules, but I 
was soldering at home, and all the modules are in the studio on the other 
side of the bay ...

         -Doug
          jasret@mindspring.com

At 05:00 PM 4/5/04 +0000, "grantrichter2001" <grichter@asapnet.net> wrote:

>Follow the diagram on this page:
>
>http://www.elpac.com/uploads/documents/datasheets/wmpage34and35.htm
>
>+15V is V1 and -15V is V2
>
>They don't specify front or rear view, you will have to determine
>that by inspection.
>
>Basically Ground is Pin 1, +15V is pin 3 and -15V is pin 5. But
>don't trust that the numbering matches between different
>connector brands.
>
>--- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, Doug Pearson
><jasret@m...> wrote:
> > Hi All,
> >
> > I was just wiring up a +/-15v power supply for Wiard usage,
>and I'm stumped
> > when it comes to the final step of wiring the DIN receptacle.
> >
> > When looking at it from the back (the side where the wires from
>the power
> > supply attach, not the side that the DIN cable plugs into), there
>are 5
> > terminals, labeled (from left to right):
> > 1 / 4  /  2 /  5  /  3
> > 1 is at 9 o'clock, 2 is down at 6 o'clock, and 3 is at 3 o'clock
> > the lock tab is up top at 12 o'clock
> >
> > which three of those five terminals do I attach -15v, ground, and
>+15v to?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> >       -Doug
> >       jasret@m...