Unknown two-pin connector
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Unknown two-pin connector
Hey Guys,
I am wondering since few weeks what this two-pin port next to the Midi-In is used for. Couldn't find any information about it in the Manual. Would be nice to know if I can take use of it for anything.
Clemens
I am wondering since few weeks what this two-pin port next to the Midi-In is used for. Couldn't find any information about it in the Manual. Would be nice to know if I can take use of it for anything.
Clemens
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Re: Unknown two-pin connector
+1! Me also would like to know! Seems like maybe a power DC connector?
Would be great for supplying stomp boxes or like a small mixer instead of carrying Powersupply.
But given the 500mA Fuse, current would probably very limited. Still would be great to know!
It is the same on my Nord Stage EX!
Would be great for supplying stomp boxes or like a small mixer instead of carrying Powersupply.
But given the 500mA Fuse, current would probably very limited. Still would be great to know!
It is the same on my Nord Stage EX!
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Re: Unknown two-pin connector
I'd like to know too. Has anyone probed it with a multimeter to see if it gives off any power?
When I saw it, I thought it was for factory testing. It looks like two pins that you'd short with a jumper to set it to some kind of diagnostics / testing mode
Just my two cents!
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When I saw it, I thought it was for factory testing. It looks like two pins that you'd short with a jumper to set it to some kind of diagnostics / testing mode
Just my two cents!
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Re: Unknown two-pin connector
True, maybe for a jumper.
Just checked the voltage and I measured 3.3V DC.
No idea what it is for, but still curious ;-)
Just checked the voltage and I measured 3.3V DC.
No idea what it is for, but still curious ;-)
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Re: Unknown two-pin connector
Kaorin is close. This connector is used at the Nord Factory when we calibrate the keybeds and store the calibration data for each unit. It cannot be used for anything other than that...
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Re: Unknown two-pin connector
Has anybody already opened the Piano? Perhaps there are some hints on the circuit board. 3.3V DC really seems to be for some jumper connection.
It also would be a very inappropriate connector if there were 24V or more because the 2 pins are in no way isolated and the risk of a short-circuit fault would be very high.
It also would be a very inappropriate connector if there were 24V or more because the 2 pins are in no way isolated and the risk of a short-circuit fault would be very high.
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Re: Unknown two-pin connector
Hello TheNordCrew,TheNordCrew wrote:Kaorin is close. This connector is used at the Nord Factory when we calibrate the keybeds and store the calibration data for each unit. It cannot be used for anything other than that...
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Re: Unknown two-pin connector
Looks like I haven't seen the post after having written mine.
Thanks for the information, TheNordCrew.
Thanks for the information, TheNordCrew.
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