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In Reply to: Re: Which XLR Pin Is Hot? posted by Bill Wassilak on January 3, 2002 at 08:29:28:
Hi RBP, Bill,Thanks for the help.
But, for the XLR input which has pin 1 has the highest
positive voltage then pin 3, then pin 2, the pin 3 is
still positive? Or all it matters is the relative voltage
difference between pin 2 and pin 3? If this is the case,
then one of the XLR output which has pin 1 and pin 2 with
no voltage difference but both pins have positive voltage
relatively to pin 3, then this output is wired with pin 2
positive?What I am trying to figure out is that the measurements I
did means ANYTHING in terms of determining which pin is hot/
positive (i.e. can I use voltmeter to find out the XLR
positive pin for many customized or overseas equipments)?Sorry to drag this so long. Again, Thanks.
-- SJ
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- So, The measurements are useless? - SJK 13:49:22 01/03/02 (3)
- Re: So, The measurements are useless? - Haldor 14:55:00 01/21/02 (0)
- Just a FYI. - one50 17:39:15 01/03/02 (1)
- Re: Just a FYI. - hollywood_steve 20:16:41 01/03/02 (0)
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