X-CAN V2 P.S.U.

[bluesboy]

HI FOLKS, CAN ANYONE HELP ME? I'VE BOUGHT THE NUVOTEM TALEMA TOROIDAL TRANSFORMER MENTIONED IN THE WEBSITE AND A LOVELY ALUMINIUM INSTRUMENT CASE FROM MAPLINS TO FIT IT IN, TO BUILD A SEPARATE P.S.U. - ONLY THING IS I DONT KNOW WHETHER THE V2 SOCKET IS CENTRE POSITIVE OR CENTRE NEGATIVE. ALSO THE WIRES FOR THE SECONDARY WINDINGS ON THE TOROIDAL ARE COLOURED RED, BLACK, ORANGE AND YELLOW WITH NO INDICATION OF WHICH ARE POS. AND WHICH ARE NEG. - OR DOES IT MATTER??
I CANT WAIT TO GET IT BUILT BUT OBVIOUSLY DONT WANT TO HURT MY BABY, SO ANY ADVICE WOULD BE MUCH APPRECIATED!!

[PinkFloyd]

May 24, 2008 14:16:28 GMT bluesboy said:

HI FOLKS, CAN ANYONE HELP ME? I'VE BOUGHT THE NUVOTEM TALEMA TOROIDAL TRANSFORMER MENTIONED IN THE WEBSITE AND A LOVELY ALUMINIUM INSTRUMENT CASE FROM MAPLINS TO FIT IT IN, TO BUILD A SEPARATE P.S.U. - ONLY THING IS I DONT KNOW WHETHER THE V2 SOCKET IS CENTRE POSITIVE OR CENTRE NEGATIVE. ALSO THE WIRES FOR THE SECONDARY WINDINGS ON THE TOROIDAL ARE COLOURED RED, BLACK, ORANGE AND YELLOW WITH NO INDICATION OF WHICH ARE POS. AND WHICH ARE NEG. - OR DOES IT MATTER??
I CANT WAIT TO GET IT BUILT BUT OBVIOUSLY DONT WANT TO HURT MY BABY, SO ANY ADVICE WOULD BE MUCH APPRECIATED!!

The red, black, orange and yellow wires are the secondaries. Twist together the yellow and red secondaries and twist together the black and orange secondaries..... connect the yellow and red wires to the centre pin of the DC socket and the black and orange to the ground of the DC socket.