9710 VCA 13
000216
Also, this convention will be followed in these steps: Do not solder a connec-
tion to a lug until told to do so with an instruction such as (s2), which means
that at that point there will be two wires on the lug in question. If there are not
the number of wires specified at the lug when you get ready to solder, recheck
to see what has gone wrong. Connections which should not be soldered yet
will be marked (ns) for NO SOLDER. On these unsoldered connections simply
push the end of the wire through the lug and crimp it back to mechanically
secure it.
( ) Connect the free end of the solid bare wire extending beyond
J10-S to R109-3 (ns).
( ) Cut a 6-1/4" length of bare wire and pass it through the holes
in the "S" lugs of J1 and J9 so that a stub about 1-1/4" long
extends beyond J9. Solder the connections to the "S" lugs of
J1 and J9 first, then bend the "S" lugs of J2-J8 up and solder
them to the wire as was done on the previous jacks.
( ) Connect the free end of the wire extending from J9-S to R111-1 (s1).
( ) Connect the free end of the wire extending from J1-S to R109-3 (ns)
In the following steps cut a piece of insulated stranded wire to the length
indicated, strip 1/4" of insulation from each end and twist and tin the
exposed strands before using it to connect the component lugs specified.
"Clipping" indicates that a component lead clipping saved from previous
steps is to be used for the connection. See Fig 3.
LENGTH
FROM
TO
( ) 4-3/4"
R109-1 (ns)
R111-3 (s1)
( ) clipping
R110-3 (s1)
R110-2 (ns)
( ) 1-1/4""
R110-2 (s2)
R112-2 (ns)
( ) clipping
R112-2 (s2)
R112-3 (ns)
( ) 3-1/2"
R112-3 (s2)
R113-3 (ns)
( ) clipping
R113-3 (s2)
R113-2 (ns)
The resistors not used during circuit board assembly will now
mount directly on the lugs of the controls (see fig 3).
