From sam Sent Fri, Apr 6th 2018, 13:58
From sam Sent Fri, Apr 6th 2018, 13:58
Yes, I think we're saying the same thing, Florian. Adapting to the Jupiter 4 is basically a no-go. With the RS-505, the 1, 2, and 3 pins are in the same configuration, and though they don't line up with the holes, they are close enough (I think) to bend and route them through the correct holes. Same with the mounting lugs - bend them a couple of mm outward, and I think they will match up then. I haven't tried it - the service manuals is all I have to go on. But it looks to me like it could be done. Not at all a 'perfect' solution, but much better than a non-working pot! Sam On 4/6/2018 3:32 AM, Florian Anwander wrote: > Hello Sam > > Am 06.04.2018 um 02:28 schrieb Sam Mims: >> >> Jupiter 4 compatibility: >> >> The Juno-6/60 solder lugs are in a different configuration, and even >> if you could hot-wire it in, you'd need to clip the shaft shorter, >> and file it a bit to get the slider knob on there correctly. If it >> can be done, it will be a lot of trouble... >> >> >> RS-505 and VP-330: >> >> This is a better possibility. I don't have either of those here to >> eyeball in person, but from the service manuals, it looks like the >> pin configuration is basically the same >> >> > Sorry, but at least in the PCB layouts in the service manuals from > Sensos site show three different layouts for the sliders of Juno-6, > JP-4 and RS-505. > > The Juno has the housing pins at the end, the slider pins on each end > centered between the housings pins and the resistor strip at a side > position at 10% and 90% of the length. > The JP-4 has the housing pins at 33% and 66% of the length and all > electrical pins in one row at the side > The RS-505 (same as VP-330) has the housing pins at the end but much > wider housings than the Juno, all electrical pins are at 10% and 90% > of the length. > > Florian >