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Post by mulmany on Sept 10, 2019 15:37:31 GMT -6
Delta users... Question about using the Ave channels in a non ave frame.
I have found reference to disabling the VCA fader by shorting the pins that the fade depth fader plug into. I have tried this without success.
I have also contacted JW and did not get a response.
The internet is full of people asking the question but not one reported success story with what was done.
It is also possible that I have a bad channel and it is just dead.
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Post by cyrano on Sept 10, 2019 17:47:15 GMT -6
Have you tried undoing the VCA fader mod? Or have a link to the mod?
As far as my memory goes, no mod is necessary. With nothing connected to the VCA fader, it shouldn't do anything. But I don't have schematics handy, so my memory might be trying to fool me.
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Post by mulmany on Sept 10, 2019 18:07:39 GMT -6
Have you tried undoing the VCA fader mod? Or have a link to the mod? As far as my memory goes, no mod is necessary. With nothing connected to the VCA fader, it shouldn't do anything. But I don't have schematics handy, so my memory might be trying to fool me. The channels are unmodded. These ones definitely do not just work with the fader disconnected. If you think of anything it would be appreciated. Looking at it again... I guess the shorting of the connector could be from the fader pins across the board to the vca control pins and not to each other. I really need to find the channel schematic for the AVE. I have not located one yet. |
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Post by mulmany on Sept 11, 2019 21:24:48 GMT -6
Well...
Found out the channel I was testing was bad! Dug in and started swapping channels around.
For posterity - you need to short the pins of CN6 and CN7 on the stereo channels.
I now have a 32 channel Delta loaded with 26 single dlx, and 6 stereo channels. I a pretty sure I need to replace the ribbon cable since my solo works if I play with the cable.
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