I have a SEIDEN 32NEG Type Item No 32012 (2-4-6-30° OFF - break before make) switch and want to wire it as a 4 input unbalanced stereo input selector with switched signal ground.
The switch itself can be configured for 2-6 inputs and can also be used as an ON (make before break) type for each switched wire by wiring the adjacent lug as a pair.
My question is how do I wire this switch the best to avoid unwanted noise when switching between inputs. Do I need additional resistors (I actually want to avoid them in the signal path) to accomplish that or is it sufficient to wire e.g. the signal ground as an ON type and the hot signal wire as OFF type? Or both as an ON type?
Did one of you already wire such a switch?
Thanks in advance!
The switch itself can be configured for 2-6 inputs and can also be used as an ON (make before break) type for each switched wire by wiring the adjacent lug as a pair.
My question is how do I wire this switch the best to avoid unwanted noise when switching between inputs. Do I need additional resistors (I actually want to avoid them in the signal path) to accomplish that or is it sufficient to wire e.g. the signal ground as an ON type and the hot signal wire as OFF type? Or both as an ON type?
Did one of you already wire such a switch?
Thanks in advance!
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