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Installation
The
Row Power 25
can be used with flying bus cables, multi-
power cables, bus boards and other passive distribution
systems.
Flying Bus Cables
A flying bus cable has a female connector on one end. Simply
plug the female connector into the male pins on the back of
the Row Power 25. The notch on the male pin connector will
prevent you from plugging a standard cable in backwards, but
it’s always good practice to verify
t
he red stripe on the cable
is orientated towards the bottom of the module.
If you have more than one flying bus cable, you can safely
daisy-chain them together. You also can daisy-chain a bus
board or bus stick to the end of the flying bus cable, or vice-
versa. To insure the lowest noise in a Eurorack system, always
use the shortest power cables available and the least number
of connectors.
Direct Connection
You can directly connect any Eurorack module to the
Row Power 25.
Simply plug the 16-pin cable to
the
Row Power 25
’s 16-pin header. Verify the red stripe is down on both ends of the cable.
Multi-Power Connectors
These type of cables are similar to flying bus cables, but have multiple female connectors instead of
male connectors. They will only be a good solution if you intend to power three or less modules which
all have the same time of power header (10-pin or 16-pin). Simply plug the 16-pin connector on the
end of the multi-power connector to the
Row Power 25
and then plug the female connectors directly
to your modules. The multi-power connectors sold by 4ms can connect to up to three modules and
they cannot be daisy-chained since they have only female connectors. For powering more than three
modules, or for powering some modules with 10-pin headers and some modules with 16-pin headers,
we recommend using flying bus cables.
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