d8b Forum

Any suggestions on making the D8B Silent?

My New Studio is Silent until I turn on the D8B.....

Can I change out the power supply?

Best Regards

mixingmusic

Hi,

Ralph is going to make a small guide on how to build your own PCU (to use with the probox, then you dont need the big computer case).
I think he will make it in the coming weeks.

Best regards Jesper

The Cable is pretty long on the D8b Power Supply and I think Ralph is really Busy......

So I cut a hole in the wall and put the Power Supply in the other room....

NOW ..... My Studio is SILENT!

And now I Can Hear a Fly Fart in Here!

Well, that is one way to do it
Maybe ill try to check the manual on how to connect your own power.

Hi all

I finished the manual. If you want to have it PM me

best regards

Manual for build in power supply
http://www.weritz.com/probox/How_to_mak ... anless.pdf

Manual for making PSU fanless (without CPU)
http://www.weritz.com/probox/PSU_for_console_only.pdf

thank you very much munkustrap ...it is very appreciated
great job again

I am following the instructions for the "Fan less CPU" and am coming across some road blocks. I feel that I am missing some info with this mod. I have cut my power cord and plugged the hot into the "L" the neutral into the "N" the ground into the "FG" to supply power to the 12V power supply. I then followed the instructions of the manual in this thread to sever all cables from the "old" power supply and remove it. I then followed the correct procedure for the yellow wire from plug "A" going into the +12 terminal and the black wire from plug "A" into the FG terminal. I also have the blue wire from connector "B" into the N terminal and the brown wire going into the "L" terminal. The results are that I do have power however the on/off switch no longer functions. It is on constantly when I plug it into the outlet. The faders no longer move when I connect to Cubase. My Cubase display has spastic movements in the "pan" section of my mixer as well as on my D8B. I have included a pic of the power supply and wiring.

Are there any pics on line of the correct wiring for this 12V power supply?

Thanks!
Pat

the black cable on FG Needs to be removed and connected to COM