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How to connect unbalanced I/Os to C24 ?
Hi,
who could suggest the best way to connect unbalanced connectors through DB25 connectors (ins & out) with control24 ? Is it a better choice to connect "GND" AND "-" , to leave "GND" not connected or to leave "-" not connected ? What's the best way to reduce noise ? regards Ste |
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Re: How to connect unbalanced I/Os to C24 ?
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Re: How to connect unbalanced I/Os to C24 ?
You should connect the - pin and the ground pin of the C24 together. If you let the - pin float it will pick up noise, cause crosstalk, etc. This applies to both the inputs and outputs of the C24.
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Re: How to connect unbalanced I/Os to C24 ?
hi, i would connect + to "hot" and - to "cold" leaving gnd of balanced connection unconnected... what do you think ? connecting - and GND toogether it generates lots of noise.
regards Ste |
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