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Recently I purchased a Verus Pro D10 with win XP and version 17.4 software. How would I connect a steelman Chassis ears to the Verus in order to view the sound as a visual graph. I connected to the earphone input but couldn’t make it work. I’ve seen it done twice on YouTube but there is never enough focus on how to set up it up.
The chassis ears produce sound by generating ac voltages, You might want to try to connect a scope lead into the headphone jacket on the steelman main unit and the lead's other end into one of the verus' scope channel inputs. Then ac- couple this channel and try to adjust the voltage scale and time-base. I would start with a not too short timebase, maybe 100ms per screen . I woul not expect a high voltage output neither.
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The following user(s) said Thank You: Noah, Tyler, TL_1
Your advise worked perfect. Thank you. I used a male to male connection between the Chassis Ears unit and connected one end to the unit in place of the headset and with the other end I attached my Verus scope lead (yellow) with the ground wire and clamped both alligator clips to the other end and it worked great.
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