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Revision as of 11:59, 28 June 2022
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| Participants | Dennis |
| Skills | 3D Printing, PCB design, Soldering |
| Status | Done |
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RJ45 bridge module for eurorack
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What
RJ45 to minijack converter. With this we can standard network cables to connect eurorack cases. It used unshielded network cables, 1 pin is used for ground and 7 can carry eurorack stuff (triggers/gatges/audio)
Flaws
It seems to be picking up noise. I think it's the network cable I used for testing, but more testing is needed. Pull down resistors might help for this.
Files
- Panel: File:Nizl-39-RJ45-Thonkiconn-panel.stl
- Schematic:
- Kicad: