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2.
Solder a bare wire between the grounds of jack 8 and 9. Keep the wire reasonably
short. Try to leave room in the jack 8 hole as another ground wire from the
preamp terminates there (added in a later step).
3.
Solder a bare wire between the grounds of jack 4 and 5. Keep the wire reasonably
short. Try to leave room in the jack 4 hole as another ground wire from the
preamp terminates there (added in a later step).
4.
Connect the ground of jack 6 to one of the supplied 6-32 lugs (L2) using insulated
22 AWG wire.
a.
Try to leave room on the jack 6 side to accommodate another ground wire
from the preamp that terminates there in a later step.
b.
Note the way the mounting hole of the lug must align with the mounting
hole of the terminal strip, and make sure your wire lengths will allow this.
5.
Connect the ground of jack 7 to one of the supplied 6-32 lugs (L2) using 22 AWG
insulated wire. Try to leave room on the jack 7 side to accommodate another
ground wire from the preamp that terminates there in a later step.
6.
Solder one of the supplied 0.01 uF capacitors between lug L1 and the ground of
jack 1.
7.
Solder a bare wire between the grounds of jack 22 and 23. Keep the wire
reasonably short.
8.
Solder a bare wire between the grounds of jack 20 and 21. Keep the wire
reasonably short. Try to leave room in the jack 20 hole as another ground wire
from the preamp terminates there (added in a later step).
9.
Solder a bare wire between the grounds of jack 16 and 17. Keep the wire
reasonably short. Try to leave room in the jack 16 hole as another ground wire
from the preamp terminates there (added in a later step).
10.
Connect the ground of jack 18 to one of the supplied 6-32 lugs (L3) using
insulated black 22 AWG wire.
a.
Try to leave room on the jack 6 side to accommodate another ground wire
from the preamp that terminates there in a later step.
b.
Note the way the mounting hole of the lug must align with the mounting
hole of the terminal strip, and make sure your wire lengths will allow this.
11.
Connect the ground of jack 19 to one of the supplied 6-32 lugs (L3) using
insulated black 22 AWG wire.
12.
Try to leave room on the jack 19 side to accommodate another ground wire from
the preamp that terminates there in a later step.
13.
Solder the remaining of the supplied 0.01 uF capacitor between lug L4 and the
ground of jack 13.
Section 3: Removing the Old RCA Jacks
Removing the Cover
1.
Disconnect your PAT-5 from your system.
2.
Pull your PAT-5’s power cord out of the AC wall socket.
3.
Pull any power cords that are plugged into your PAT-5’s convenience outlets.
4.
Remove the 4 screws (two on each side) that hold the cover in place and the screw
in the center of the back-panel cover.
