1.
Fit the rotary switches to their PCBs. You will see that the lugs of the switches are
numbered, match up lug 1 with lug 1 of the PCB. Solder.
2.
The 1P12T rotary switches needs to be adjusted to be a 1P4T rotary switch. Remove
the mounting nut and the washer, below them you will find another washer with a
small flange at 90°, the inner part of the switch has a number of slots, drop the
flange into the slot marked 4
, then waggle the switch to make sure you’re getting
4
positions.
3.
Place all sockets on the main PCB, making sure the ground tabs line up with the
PCB’s ground pads, then place the panel
over them. This will assure that the sockets
are correctly positioned. Flip the whole lot over and solder the sockets into place.
Don’t forget to ground the sockets to the PCB using cut off resistor legs.
4.
Cut male headers to size and solder them into place. Make sure that they stick out of
the bottom of the PCB.
5.
Mount the main PCB to the panel using the associated nuts.
6.
Fit the rotary switch assemblies to the panel, making sure that the headers on the
main PCB pass through the pads on the rotary PCBs. Solder into place.
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