Description
Power: wondering about it can absolutely corrupt (& disrupt) the grey matter of many—from the Perfectly Pedestrian Patch-Partier to the Prominent Professional Dr. Daft-Patchenstein. Said Patch-Cord-Pyrophobia is a well founded, arguably healthy fear in a practice where a bad ribbon cable, loose wire, or even a single bent header pin could coax magic smoke from a tender module (or two).
The m/3 Indicator is simple: plug it in to any power bus & know the status of your system—at the speed of LIGHT!—(ahem) via the revolutionary 19th century technology of electric lamps. Cutting the crap, suffice to say: when you have power: you have lights, when you don’t: no light(s) & should your power system be in “safe / overload protection mode”: you may have both (i.e. blinking lights). It’s compatible with whatever you got, takes up 2hp & a few milliamps here & there to perform its photon-emitting trick. One light for +12v, another for +5v &—you guessed it—one more for -12v. That’s all it does & all it will ever do—but what else do you want for 26 bux? (or $15 for a stinking DIY Kit you solder huffing Patch-Pirate!).
So the Solemn-Voiced Subhumans Spoketh Unto Thee: Give your Patch-Cord Paradise PIECE OF MIND with the m/3 Indicator Power Status Utility Module.
- Real-Time Power-System Monitoring
- ALL-Analog Circuit (ha ha)
- 3 Power Status Indicator Lights
- 2hp
- Plug & Play With Whatever You Got
- Voltage Controlled Photon Array
- No Annoying Input for Audio Effektor / Modification
- No Pesky Volume Control
Specs
- Euro-Format
- 2HP
- Depth = 1” (25mm)
- +12v @ 1.2mA / +5v @ 0.5mA / -12v @ 1.2mA
List of Included Parts
- m/3 Power Indicator Module
- Printed Instructions
- Warranty Card
- Marque Decal
- Subhuman Slogan Bumper Sticker
- 7” Ribbon Connector
- 4 Mounting Screws
- 1 Screwdriver
Accessories
All Trogotronic instruments come complete with pretty much everything needed to “plug & play”. Still, herein are replacement parts should ever something go missing (plus a few extra options should ever such a fancy strike).