Alex, it was not your file; your files are fine. It was a file uploaded by "Maousse" and site shows permissions error.
To download from HCFR all you need to do is sign up and log in, Google translate works well and i am able to download the back panel file.
Andy
Andy
Good to know that my sharing on Google drive are ok.
And right, Google translate works well too meantime.
And right, Google translate works well too meantime.
Google translate is unbelievably good. The French forum is completely readable and had it existed back in 2008 I may well have started the original UGS build.
Yep, I can open those PDF files ok, the only reason i can think of for the red text is if you are not logged in.
I wonder if you have to be a member for a certain amount of time before you can download or open files there?
I wonder if you have to be a member for a certain amount of time before you can download or open files there?
Maybe I haven't read enough lately, but what file is this?
Also, regarding the files aterren and Awh reference, these are pdfs. Front Panel fpd files would be more useful, particularly since these have no dimensions on them. Also, the front panel design on this appears to be for a dual encoder version and not the standard version.
Sorry, I should have asked where is this link provided? On HCFR or here? I didn't see it on HCFR but probably overlooked it. On the first page, or later?
Thanks.
Alex added a link to the third post on <<UGS - Muse edition>> - 30058092 - sur le forum <<Amplis et Preamplis>> - 1056 - du site Homecinema-fr.com
When translated to English it is under 'mechanical'.
When translated to English it is under 'mechanical'.
Let me just share the 2 minor issues I experienced when I mounted first time the rear panel (was for an UGS all inclusive so almost 10 years ago !).
a) The holes for the RCA connectors were a little too big for the REAN/Neutrik version of the BOM. If using these, you need 10mm diameter instead of 11.5mm as currently drawn.
b) The DB15 opening was slightly too small in the direction of the fixing holes so end up having to slightly file the cut-out to enlarge it.
If it can help, I just tentatively corrected these 2 points in this attached version.
Remark: for the DB15, I used the standard macro provided by the front designer tool with adding 2 blind holes 2mm deep, 6mm diameter on top of the fixing holes. This is to compensate for the 3mm thickness of the panel when using hex jack screw terminals.
a) The holes for the RCA connectors were a little too big for the REAN/Neutrik version of the BOM. If using these, you need 10mm diameter instead of 11.5mm as currently drawn.
b) The DB15 opening was slightly too small in the direction of the fixing holes so end up having to slightly file the cut-out to enlarge it.
If it can help, I just tentatively corrected these 2 points in this attached version.
Remark: for the DB15, I used the standard macro provided by the front designer tool with adding 2 blind holes 2mm deep, 6mm diameter on top of the fixing holes. This is to compensate for the 3mm thickness of the panel when using hex jack screw terminals.
Thanks Eric. I was planning to order a panel in the near term so your dpfeedback is very timely.
Just a short message to let you know that the 19 remaining parcels left to France for further re-dispatch once landing there.
Eric will nicely manage the re-dispatch.
So soon everyone should finally have their PCB 🙂
Eric will nicely manage the re-dispatch.
So soon everyone should finally have their PCB 🙂
Good. 3 more parcels about to be delivered (2 to Sweden, 1 to France) and all the other ones are on the way in 2 bigger boxes (total 19 parcels inside).