FTSW Layout for 5-Pin DIN Jack

[UltraHookedOnPhonix]

This is already posted in the discussion thread but I'll repost it here too.

[Sven]

The same drawing as above done in graphic program.

[UltraHookedOnPhonix]

That's great!!!

Nicely done!

[JammyDodger]

Hey - Great layout!

Can anyone suggest a connector to use in Funk's chassis. It is a two -hole mount. Haven't been able to find one.

Cheers, Mike

[ayan]

Hey - Great layout!

Can anyone suggest a connector to use in Funk's chassis. It is a two -hole mount. Haven't been able to find one.

Cheers, Mike

What I use (which I copied from Dumble, not claiming any originality here) is readily available from Mouser:

DIN Female 5 Pin (Chassis) 502-61HA5FX, $4.07
DIN Male 5 Pin w/lock Ring Plug 502-12CL5MX, $9.79

Gil

[Deric]

oops

[Cameron]

Hey - Great layout!

Can anyone suggest a connector to use in Funk's chassis. It is a two -hole mount. Haven't been able to find one.

Cheers, Mike

What I use (which I copied from Dumble, not claiming any originality here) is readily available from Mouser:

DIN Female 5 Pin (Chassis) 502-61HA5FX, $4.07
DIN Male 5 Pin w/lock Ring Plug 502-12CL5MX, $9.79

Gil

Why not use a stereo 1/4 jack ? You can power the LEDs by putting them to ground with a 470? insted of putting the switch to ground. No need to run power to the FS. This works great for me.

[UltraHookedOnPhonix]

For the sake of historical accuracy it has to "look" the part too for some people!

To each his own.

[Cameron]

For the sake of historical accuracy it has to "look" the part too for some people!

To each his own.

I was thinking that....but thought I would throw that out there.