Grounding VCI -100 ?

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Grounding VCI -100 ?
Posted on: 08.01.2009 by Mechelle Duncil
I have always wondered why the VCI - 100 has a "grounding" screw on the back nere were you conect the USB. I am can imagine it has to do with static electricity messing with the touch sensor platters. But has somebody here actual needs to ground the VCI - 100 ? Is there any condition in which I should?
Mechelle Duncil
08.01.2009
Originally Posted by DvlsAdvct
I know people that have used Traktor Scratch with an internal mixer, so they are using the time coded vinyl, but using the VCI-100 as their mixer.
Ummm, that is not something you see everyday.
Mechelle Duncil
08.01.2009
I have always wondered why the VCI - 100 has a "grounding" screw on the back nere were you conect the USB. I am can imagine it has to do with static electricity messing with the touch sensor platters. But has somebody here actual needs to ground the VCI - 100 ? Is there any condition in which I should?
Florence Alch
09.01.2009
Glad I can help
Mechelle Duncil
08.01.2009
Great Jo3 !

It makes sense, thanks for the advice.
Florence Alch
08.01.2009
You should ground your VCi-100 if your laptop has no earth pin on the socket...
Under fault circumstances, i.e, a live component made contact with the metal casing, without an earth there's a chance of getting a shock.
Roberto Viccione
08.01.2009
There's a youtube video of it somewhere of a guy using timecode with his VCI-100. I believe it's a really good idea, myself. One I have been believeing of implementing except using my Remote 25SL
Mechelle Duncil
08.01.2009
Originally Posted by DvlsAdvct
I know people that have used Traktor Scratch with an internal mixer, so they are using the time coded vinyl, but using the VCI-100 as their mixer.
Ummm, that is not something you see everyday.
Roberto Viccione
08.01.2009
I know people that have used Traktor Scratch with an internal mixer, so they are using the time coded vinyl, but using the VCI-100 as their mixer.
Mechelle Duncil
08.01.2009
That was an unexpected answer. So you actually grounded a turntable through the VCI .... very interesting. Just curious, how did you got into that situation? Another DJ was playing before and needed to ground the turntable?
DJ Strutzip
08.01.2009
I've used it to ground a turntable, completely bypassing a hardware mixer. works good.

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