V2 and LC1

[LSs1Power]

In the instructions that came with the V2 CD it shows the LC1 connected to a V1 in either slot C or E. The V2 doesn't have the same slots and I was wondering if I should hook it up in A or B? Also does the + mean output and the - means input?

Thanks

[joecar]

On the back of your V2 there should be a label showing AD1 thru AD4, and the polarity (+ or -) of each one;

On each one:
the + is the analog signal's positive input.
the - is the analog signal's negative/ground.

Is this what you're asking about...?
:cheers:

[LSs1Power]

On the back of your V2 there should be a label showing AD1 thru AD4, and the polarity (+ or -) of each one;

On each one:
the + is the analog signal's positive input.
the - is the analog signal's negative/ground.

Is this what you're asking about...?
:cheers:

Yes.... So should i hook AD1 + to the V2? Do I have to hook the ground of the same port everytime i use the input side?

[joecar]

V1 has a common ground for AD1 and AD2.

V2 has individual grounds for each of AD1, AD2, AD3, AD4 and these are isolated from each other.

So you connect the LC-1's analog signal to the V2 as follows:
LC-1 brown or yellow (analog signal) -> V2 AD1+
LC-1 green or white (return/ground) -> V2 AD1-

i.e. the ground must be connected to the - pin of the AD port you're using.

[LSs1Power]

V1 has a common ground for AD1 and AD2.

V2 has inidividual grounds for each of AD1, AD2, AD3, AD4.

So you connect the LC-1's analog signal to the V2 as follows:
LC-1 brown or yellow (analog signal) -> V2 AD1+
LC-1 green or white (return/ground) -> V2 AD1-

i.e. the ground has to be connected.


Thanks a bunch