DIY J5Here is a little tutorial that shows how I put the J5 box together.
These are the parts that I will install in
the project box. J5 card with trims and leds on the card, 8 pin
header, 2 pin connectors with wires and 1/4" jacks.
I chose to have the 9 trims and leds on the
card and soldered my own 1/4" jacks to the wires. Once I made
the adjustments for my drums, I didn't need to make any further
adjustments after I closed up the box.
The different options you choose will effect
the price, like having the trims so you can adjust them out side
the box, leds outside the box. It might be best to contact them
with the options you would like.
I used a 7" x 5" x 3" project box.
I printed out color coded stickers for the 1/4"jacks.
Drilled holes for the 1/4" and 1/8" jacks.
I will add a 1/8" jack for the rock Band pedal, so I can use a
real electronic bass trigger or the Rock Band bass pedal if I
like.
Drilled hole for the on/off switch.
Installed on/off switch.
I used Velcro to secure the J5 card to the bottom of the box. I
also added the 1/8" jack for the Rock Band pedal.
I know it looks like a rats nest. I could have shortened up the
wires, but I didn't.
I installed the 1/4" jacks, plugged in the 2 pin connecters to
their labeled colors, plugged in the on/off switch, added
terminal strip for the Rock band pedal connection and Velcroed
the 9v battery to the side of the box.
I drilled holes in the cover to run the sensor wires and usb
cord.
I soldered the controller sensor wires to the 8 pin header.
Instructions included with purchase.
I Velcroed the header to the inside cover. Added wires for the
Rock Band pedal connection.
Plugged in the 8 pin plug to the J5 card, connected the wires
for the Rock Band pedal to terminal strip.
The controller is also Velcroed to the top of the box.
Ones I tuned in my mesh drums with the adjustments on the card.
I attached the cover and there was no further need to make any
adjustments to the card.