NS4 Re-solder single pedal for tempo tap

[uhura]

Hi, I know there have been a few posts about the triple pedal input, but I can't find the info on whether I can re-solder a standard sustain pedal (or another single pedal) to a 6-pin din connector so that I can use it as a tempo tap pedal on the NS4?

[uhura]

In my eyes, the crucial question could be if NS4 can handle 2 sustain pedals - as it of course would consider the 6-pin DIN connector as a triple pedal including sustain, and you'd probably need another sustain pedal for standard use. That's what I'd try out first.

[uhura]

Ah, interesting aspect. I've just ordered a Kawai GFP3 B-Stock for 119 EUR (which according to this forum works for most people), so I can check this out.
I prefer the solution with 2 separate pedals, as I could then place one further to the left, and it would be easier to transport.

[uhura]

I can confirm that the (Kawai) triple pedal works together with a standard sustain pedal. They are both active.

[FZiegler]

So, if you now have a GFP3 and everything works, you should be able to just measure what happens if any or multiple of those pedals are pressed.

[Mr. Marko]

can anyone post the PIN OUT info for NS4 Triple Pedal Jack?

[FZiegler]

You probably know that you should be able to find out on your own: Just use a multimeter to test the resinstance changes on your GFP-3 when depressing the three pedals. That's probably quicker than waiting for someone who might already have done it.

[uhura]

My God, I'm so blind. Didn't see that I could achieve the same thing with a pedal on the Foot Switch Input.

[FZiegler]

Sorry, I didn't consult the manual either. That's a function which is new with the NS4.