I made this guide to help identify terminal numbers on the TG easily.
If I need to recap a TG, the terminals need to be identified so that I can document the outputs.
Also, if I need to find a particular terminal that corresponds to a tone, I need to know the numbers.
So, I came up with this aid.
NOTE that this is for a majority of TG, but not the older sequentially wired ones.
There are 4 cards that correspond to the 4 sections of terminal strip. It takes a second to put the card over the terminals to identify them.
This also identifies which terminals are not wired to either pedal or keyboard wire harness.
I tried to upload the file here, it is a .oxpx format which should be able to be opened in any windows computer, but I got an error message that uploading this format was forbidden. I had to save it in that format, because for some reason any other format, like ,pdf would not print without changing the actual size and this needs to print exactly 1:1 to maintain spacing. It was drawn in AutoCad, and there are very few options to save in any format other than .dwg, and that format is not easily translated into any other format easily or accurately.
If anyone wants a copy of this file, just send me a PM and I would be happy to share it with you. Worst case, I am also happy to mail an actual paper copy, just like the old days;-)
Bob
If I need to recap a TG, the terminals need to be identified so that I can document the outputs.
Also, if I need to find a particular terminal that corresponds to a tone, I need to know the numbers.
So, I came up with this aid.
NOTE that this is for a majority of TG, but not the older sequentially wired ones.
There are 4 cards that correspond to the 4 sections of terminal strip. It takes a second to put the card over the terminals to identify them.
This also identifies which terminals are not wired to either pedal or keyboard wire harness.
I tried to upload the file here, it is a .oxpx format which should be able to be opened in any windows computer, but I got an error message that uploading this format was forbidden. I had to save it in that format, because for some reason any other format, like ,pdf would not print without changing the actual size and this needs to print exactly 1:1 to maintain spacing. It was drawn in AutoCad, and there are very few options to save in any format other than .dwg, and that format is not easily translated into any other format easily or accurately.
If anyone wants a copy of this file, just send me a PM and I would be happy to share it with you. Worst case, I am also happy to mail an actual paper copy, just like the old days;-)
Bob
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