CD80 dimmer pack with MicroVision

I'm trying to connect an old analogue CD80 dimmer pack to my MicroVision FX for a show in a converted garage. The manual says it's possible to convert the 4pin output to do this and I have the capability to solder the right connections. What do I do? Anyone have suggestions for resources on this?

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mmeskill over 12 years ago

From the mind of Mr. David North:

Depending on when the CD-80 was made, it might use a 4-pin XLR, in which case the cable is 1-1. However, if it is an older CD-80 pack, with a TA4, then you need the following:

XLR Pin

TA4 Pin

Signal

Belden 9723

Belden 9156

4

1

Clock -

Green

Black

2

3

Clock+

White

White

1

2

Common

Black

Black

3

4

Analog

Red

Red

Found here: http://www.pathwayconnect.com/content/view/92/26/

But if your CD-80 pack is analog, as in 0-10vdc, then you need an analog output card [36-pin Centronics on rear panel]
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mmeskill over 12 years ago

From the mind of Mr. David North:

Depending on when the CD-80 was made, it might use a 4-pin XLR, in which case the cable is 1-1. However, if it is an older CD-80 pack, with a TA4, then you need the following:

XLR Pin

TA4 Pin

Signal

Belden 9723

Belden 9156

4

1

Clock -

Green

Black

2

3

Clock+

White

White

1

2

Common

Black

Black

3

4

Analog

Red

Red

Found here: http://www.pathwayconnect.com/content/view/92/26/

But if your CD-80 pack is analog, as in 0-10vdc, then you need an analog output card [36-pin Centronics on rear panel]
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XLR Pin	TA4 Pin	Signal	Belden 9723	Belden 9156
4	1	Clock -	Green	Black
2	3	Clock+	White	White
1	2	Common	Black	Black
3	4	Analog	Red	Red

XLR Pin	TA4 Pin	Signal	Belden 9723	Belden 9156
4	1	Clock -	Green	Black
2	3	Clock+	White	White
1	2	Common	Black	Black
3	4	Analog	Red	Red