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Goldpoint
Selector Switches
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Goldpoint
selector switches were designed for high quality audio applications. |
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They
are easy to use. Each switch position is clearly labeled on both sides
of the PC boards,
"1,
2, 3", etc., and the common (pole) connections are labeled "C". |
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RoHS
compliant. |
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click
here or on images for dimensions
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single deck
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dual deck
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(you can specify
/ order these selector switches with as many as 6 decks)
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4
different switch decks with different circuit configurations are available: |
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ALL Goldpoint selector switches
are 30 degree switching angle. |
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1P
1
Pole (1 circuit),
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up to 12 Positions
(per
deck)
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2P
2
Poles (2 circuits),
and
up to 6 Positions
(per
deck)
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3P
3
Poles (3 circuits),
and
up to 4 Positions
(per
deck)
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-4P
4
Poles (4 circuits),
and
up to 3 Positions
(per
deck)
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Part
Numbers: |
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example part numbers: |
| 1P-8T-1D
= 1 Pole, 8 Positions, 1 Deck |
| 2P-6T-1D
= 2 Pole, 6 Positions, 1 Deck |
| 3P-4T-1D
= 3 Pole, 4 Positions, 1 Deck |
| 4P-3T-1D
= 4 Pole, 3 Positions, 1 Deck |
2P-5T-3D
= 6 Pole, 5 Positions, 3 Decks
(2
Poles per deck) |
4P-3T-4D
= 16 Pole, 3 Positions, 4 Decks
(4
Poles per deck) |
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A
second "Stop Screw" is used to set (or change) the maximum number of switch
positions.
Never
move the first stop screw (the one installed at index position "0").
see
illustration below |
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0.1" notch is for the protruding key at the front of the rotary switch.
This keeps the rotary switch from turning when the knob is turned, even
if the front panel nut is not tight. |
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notch MUST be filed into the front panel
or
the switch could become warped when the hex nut is tightened.
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Alternatives:
1)
You can skip filing a notch into your front panel IF the panel is thin
enough for you to mount the rotary switch with two hex nuts - one on the
inside of your panel, and one on the outside (front) of the panel along
with the flat washer.
note: If you mount it this way, do not allow the protruding key
to touch the hex nut on the inside of your panel. |
2)
The protruding key on the switch itself could be filed off.
(But it is usually better to mount the rotary switch with two hex nuts). |
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