They got it right 🙂... Loudspeaker terminal posts were shorted to the chassis.
Such a school-boy error haha I would have checked every wire connection 100 times before I noticed that. Made up its all sorted, such a quite poweramp... no hum or anything and the guys at Hypex are incredible.
For anyone interested in this project, I highly recommend it 🙂
Thanks for everyone's input.
Such a school-boy error haha I would have checked every wire connection 100 times before I noticed that. Made up its all sorted, such a quite poweramp... no hum or anything and the guys at Hypex are incredible.
For anyone interested in this project, I highly recommend it 🙂
Thanks for everyone's input.
Question about RCA input connection
Hello Michael, why is the RCA 'cold' connected to BOTH ground and inverted audio connections?
Martin
Hello,
connect this way.
greeting
Michael
Hello Michael, why is the RCA 'cold' connected to BOTH ground and inverted audio connections?
Martin
To provide shielding and ensure the negative input is not left floating.
http://www.hypex.nl/docs/wiring.pdf
This might also be of interest (Pin 1 problem):
http://www.hypex.nl/docs/appnotes/pin1_appnote.pdf
http://www.hypex.nl/docs/wiring.pdf
This might also be of interest (Pin 1 problem):
http://www.hypex.nl/docs/appnotes/pin1_appnote.pdf
To provide shielding and ensure the negative input is not left floating.
http://www.hypex.nl/docs/wiring.pdf
This might also be of interest (Pin 1 problem):
http://www.hypex.nl/docs/appnotes/pin1_appnote.pdf
OK, thanks. Based on other advice I intend to connect RCA cold to chassis (my mains ground) via resistor and capacitor in parallel, in which case I would not connect RCA cold to the ground pin of the UcD. Right?
Martin
What is stopping you following the Hypex guidance?
Is it giving you an issue with hum?
No issue with him, as the build is in its early stages, but I thought, helped by other forum discussion, that the Hypex guidance for an unbalanced input was to connect RCA cold to ground via resistor and capacitor in parallel. I intend to do that using the chassis ground, rather than the ground pin on the UcD. Will that not work?
Martin
Thanks for all the helpful advice. I wired a capacitor and resistor in parallel between each input RCA 'cold' terminal and chassis ground, but no connection from RCAs to the ground terminals on UcD. Mains input is grounded to chassis, and SMPS ground wire connected to all UcD ground terminals. Result is a working Hypex amp, silent when it should be.
... that the Hypex guidance for an unbalanced input was to connect RCA cold to ground via resistor and capacitor in parallel. I intend to do that using the chassis ground, rather than the ground pin on the UcD. Will that not work?
Martin
As far as I know Hypex advises an rc in situation of connecting RCA to XLR only.
In your case you have only RCA to RCA connection, right?
No need to go your way.
Hypex/Bruno Putzeys is very knowledgeable in that respect.
Hi guys,
Who can help me with code T37, T7 and D43 from SMPS400A180 ?
This pieces was exploded in my power supply.
Thank you in advanced.
Who can help me with code T37, T7 and D43 from SMPS400A180 ?
This pieces was exploded in my power supply.
Thank you in advanced.
Hi guys,
Who can help me with code T37, T7 and D43 from SMPS400A180 ?
This pieces was exploded in my power supply.
Thank you in advanced.
And R23 same burned.
Usually the following components burn in this case.
T7, T35, T37 BC846BW
R23 390R
T14 KSP44
D19, D42 BAS316
D43 Zener 5V6
T36 BC817
Possibly also these components.
T2 BC846BW,
D2 PDZ12B,
R1 1k
T7, T35, T37 BC846BW
R23 390R
T14 KSP44
D19, D42 BAS316
D43 Zener 5V6
T36 BC817
Possibly also these components.
T2 BC846BW,
D2 PDZ12B,
R1 1k
Usually the following components burn in this case.
T7, T35, T37 BC846BW
R23 390R
T14 KSP44
D19, D42 BAS316
D43 Zener 5V6
T36 BC817
Possibly also these components.
T2 BC846BW,
D2 PDZ12B,
R1 1k
Thank you verry mutch Antana, you are the best.Sincerelly.
Resolved,Thank you verry mutch Antana, you are the best.Sincerelly.
also D41-BAS316 was burned.
Thanks.
D43 is marked 6Z and in catalog of smd marking, this code is zenner 12volts, not 5v6.
Best regards.
Best regards.
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