FCrribb*an Controls I"rg1ie Chorale Kit

POR USE WffH: Any Leslie equipped with single speed motors.

KII CONTENTS

1 - GATED PULSE MOTOR CONTROLLER INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

4 - MOUNTI}IG SCREV{S

IN?RODUCTION

This klt eontains a gated pulse fioto.r control.l.er. When properl.y i.nsta-llect to
a single speed teslie tone cabinet, lt provides two speed operations (Slow and
Fast).

CAtl'lf$l: Due to the presence of electrical

polentlal, only an expe:ri.encedtechnici.an
should perform installation procedures or
adjustments requi.rjng work inside the
speaker cabinet.

WABIIINd: This unit it connectad to IItrGH VOLTAGEand

is intended to be installed INSfDE a
Leplie tone cabinet where it cannot be
touched by accident. DO NOT install this
unit wherc clircct acceag carr ,be ,mado while
the unit is in operation. Failure to do
so may result in injury or death.

IN"STALLATIQN

CAUfrOl[: DISCONNECTALL EQUIPTMENTFROMPOWERBEFOREPROCEEDING.

1. Rsmove the upper, rniddle and ]ower compartment backs.

2. Examine the upper belt, l-ower belt, and idler spring (on uppen belt).
Replace any excess.ively worn or dirty part,s.

NOTE: This unit is calibrated to run in a STANDARD

Leslie, if any deforming of the idler spring has been
performed to allow other controllers to operate, the
idler should be straightened or replaced.

3. If your Leslie has a PIug In Brake, remove it. If ygur Leslie has a
built in Brake, proceed to step 4. ff your Leslie has no brake,
nrnaoael {'a e*an Q

4. Renove the oingle retaining screw that holds in the amplifier 1n and
sarefully remove the aurplifier.
5. Taking care not to damaqe the tubes, turn the amplifier over and
focate the motor relav.

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6. T=r.- -^f- ^€ --., wire that connects to +ha r-t --,r - \rDy=ke"
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(FIG 1). This is the original "Brake" wire and must be removed.

NOTE: This i$ a "]ive" lead so be sure to clip both

ends and completely relnove the w i . r e .

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Reinstai] the Amplifier Chassis, taking care not to let the tubes hit
the lower motor-
8. Unplug the LesJ.ie motor{s) from the amplifier sockets.
9. Install the controller, using the 4 screws provided, in a location
that will allow the plugs to reach t h e T , c q li c e m n l i f i e r sockets.
10. PIug the urrmarkeLl plug into one of the sock€ts formerly occupied by
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11. Plug the rnarked. piug into the accessory socket this is the '3'd-
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L2. Plug each rftotor into the inline outlets of the motor controller.
13- Route the cables frorn the middle compartment t.o the lower compartment
using the slot where the original motor cables !.iere

NOTE: fc may be necessary to make the slot slightly

deeper to accomaodate the new cables.

14, Check tha.t D1Pswitch on the controller is set so that 1 & '1 are off
and2&3areon.
15. Reinstall the upper, middle, and fower backs.
16. Reconnect the cables and test for proper operation.

IIOW TO ADJUST THE SLOW SPEED SETTING

CAUIION: DISCONNECT ALL EQUIPTMEN? FROM POWER BEFORE PROCEEDING.

The 4 control switches are encoded in binary. Don't. v{orry if 5zou donit krrot
what that ft€insr simply follsw the chart below. Those who dc' understand
binary codinq should still ccnsult this section, as it explains some of the
unpred:ctable results you can expect from some settings.

fhe nuffiber Vou sel.ect sets the delaV between pul.ses tha.t the lnotor. recei.ves,
therefore B will run slower then 6 because 8 results in the motors beinq
turned on less frequentlv.

The systern alsc runs on a 120 cycle clock, when coordinated with the pcwer
iine, this ean resule iR eeriajn settinqs that seeft to not fit the general
pattern. The worst offender is setting L, where the motor ends up fighting
it's self and ae a result turning VERY slonly.

The "Effect" cclumn below should be used as a general guide. It shows the
o p e ? ' a t i o r r o f f - h e u n i . 1 . " i., n a n a v e . r a q e L e s l j e , b u t w e a r a n d c ) f . h e . r "f a c t - o r s m a y
vary your results. Once you have determined the correct setting, no further
adjustrnents wr1l be necessary.

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 The "X" mark,s .show setlinqs that are nel: recomm-onderj.

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The defauil setting is for "6", however shor:lci that seem too slow or if
the Leslie has trouble rotating em^^+;]
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For exarnple, if 6 r"eere too slow you would want to try a setting of 4,
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