SYNTHESIS TECHNOLOGY
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MOTM-110 ASSEMBLY
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PART #9: FINISH WIRING TO THE PANEL
Attach and solder the RED wire on S1 to the top terminal of the ‘Y’ switch.
Attach and solder the BLACK wire on S1 to the middle terminal of the ‘Y’ switch.
Attach and solder the RED wire on S2 to the top terminal of the ‘X’ switch.
Attach and solder the BLACK wire on S2 to the middle terminal of the ‘X’ switch.
In the
WIRE
bag, find the single piece of blue wire.
Cut off a 1.5” inch piece of the wire. Strip the ends back about a ¼ inch. You
will solder this wire between the 2 ground lugs on the CV jack and the X IN
jack. Looking from the rear, these are the top right and bottom right jacks.
Recall the ground lug is the BEVELED corner one. Solder the wire between the
2 jacks.
The remaining piece of wire goes from the CV MOD pot (the one on the panel,
not on the pc board), on terminal #3 (the one on the left), to the CV jack input
lug. On all the jacks, the input lug is the left one, the switched lug is the top one.
NOTE: on the MOTM-110, NONE of the switched lugs are used. You should not
have any wires connected to the top lugs.
First, strip about ¼ of an inch off one end of the wire, and solder it to the left lug
of the CV IN jack. Take one of the small pieces of heat-shrink tubing and place it
on the wire, sliding it down about halfway.
Now strip the other end of the wire and solder it to the #3 terminal (leftmost) of
the CV MOD pot. Make a small hook (like the letter J) in the wire and slip it
through the hole in the lug. Apply solder and allow the wire to cool (steady hands
are required!).
NOTE: you may need to trim the length of the wire for the best “fit”.
Untwist about 2 inches of the orange/white wire. Slide a piece of heatshrink on the
orange wire. Solder the orange wire to the #2 (middle) terminal of the pot.
Slide a piece of heatshrink over the white wire. Solder the wire to the #1 (right)
terminal.
Now you need to slide each piece of tubing over the terminal, all the way up until
it touches the pot. Shrink the tubing with a heat gun. If you do not have a heat gun,
then one at a time slide the tubing up, and
without actually touching the tubing
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