Had my B1 all built and looking pretty good but after hooking up a dual gang pot and trying to avoid wiring the CW/CCW around the wrong way across both channels, I still managed to get it back to front!
Anyway, I've gone and done something odd and the board is currently dead where it was working before.
I've got 24v feeding into it. Putting the multimeter across +ve and ground I can see 24v reaching the board. If I put the +ve probe on the C1 side of R1, I'm not picking up any voltage. I want to make the assumption that I've done something odd to R1 which is a Vishay 3W/1ohm wirewound.
Not sure where I've gone wrong as the volume pot was all I was tinkering with unless I've managed to short something along thew way
Any pointers gratefully received
Cheers,
Graeme
Anyway, I've gone and done something odd and the board is currently dead where it was working before.
I've got 24v feeding into it. Putting the multimeter across +ve and ground I can see 24v reaching the board. If I put the +ve probe on the C1 side of R1, I'm not picking up any voltage. I want to make the assumption that I've done something odd to R1 which is a Vishay 3W/1ohm wirewound.
Not sure where I've gone wrong as the volume pot was all I was tinkering with unless I've managed to short something along thew way
Any pointers gratefully received
Cheers,
Graeme
Simple is my middle name! 
I'm actually using the passdiy PCB so nothing unusual there - not sure if you'd still like a photo.
Pot is wired the same as http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/pass-labs/169799-b-1-assembly-pass-boards-pec-pots.html#post2235776 but on a dual gang.
Not sure if it's the pot or not. It's the lack of voltage that's got me worried.
Cheers,
Graeme
I'm actually using the passdiy PCB so nothing unusual there - not sure if you'd still like a photo.
Pot is wired the same as http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/pass-labs/169799-b-1-assembly-pass-boards-pec-pots.html#post2235776 but on a dual gang.
Not sure if it's the pot or not. It's the lack of voltage that's got me worried.
Cheers,
Graeme
I assume you mean 18VDC PSU ?
Anyway, if the board was working before, sure something had happend now.
Before soldering another R1 onto the board, be sure that your'e PSU is working with 18VDC !
Actually i don't think, that you can destroy something, attaching the pots wrong.
Jesper.
Anyway, if the board was working before, sure something had happend now.
Before soldering another R1 onto the board, be sure that your'e PSU is working with 18VDC !
Actually i don't think, that you can destroy something, attaching the pots wrong.
Jesper.
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