| 3 EDS cards - how to cable???? [message #89421] |
Fri, 07 September 2007 08:50  |
Chris Lang
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OK, I'll try to be clear:
With 2 EDS cards, you do a criss-cross with the provided "x"
cables. The instructions are pretty vague when it comes to
more than two cards.
With three cards, you chain the output from one card to the
input of the next card in line. Got it.
Now, do you run a cable from the output of the last card in your chain back
to the input of your first, master EDS card???
This is where the instructions are vague.
Thanks in advance,
Chris
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| Re: 3 EDS cards - how to cable???? [message #89425 is a reply to message #89421] |
Fri, 07 September 2007 09:23  |
Tom Bruhl
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Yes you do crises cross from the outer cards like you described.
Tom
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Chris
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| Re: 3 EDS cards - how to cable???? [message #89473 is a reply to message #89421] |
Fri, 07 September 2007 20:58 |
hank
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Its out of first card out to in of second card. Out of second card to in of
third card. out of third card to in of first card.
Makeke sure all word clocks are connected across.
Theses cables are flaky so once they work dont move them.
cheers
Herm
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>OK, I'll try to be clear:
>
>With 2 EDS cards, you do a criss-cross with the provided "x"
>cables. The instructions are pretty vague when it comes to
>more than two cards.
>
>With three cards, you chain the output from one card to the
>input of the next card in line. Got it.
>
>Now, do you run a cable from the output of the last card in your chain back
>to the input of your first, master EDS card???
>This is where the instructions are vague.
>
>Thanks in advance,
>
>Chris
>
>
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