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Gday all, after a foot pedal for my machine, Esseti 200 ac/dc, Italian mob who are no longer in business from what I can tell. Anyone know if I can use any 7 pin foot pedal with it?? Or are they specific to machines? Cheers all.
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Typically, the wiring scheme dictates the number of used wires in a plug. If you can drum up the original schematic for the machine and a pedal compatible, you can adapt about any other pedal to it. You may have to change plugs on the pedal you buy to suit the machine's input.
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Hey there, whats the plan with a different foot pedal? Do you have it already, or is it a readily available? Otherwise, the yanks are super keen on foot pedals, and I do believe you can order one from certain places with the connection required. Ssc controls is very good I hear.
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cj737 wrote:Typically, the wiring scheme dictates the number of used wires in a plug. If you can drum up the original schematic for the machine and a pedal compatible, you can adapt about any other pedal to it. You may have to change plugs on the pedal you buy to suit the machine's input.
The 7 pin connector on the machine is the standard 7 pin plug I see on all th epedals. Just wasn’t sure wether they are all wired the same for 7 pin plugs. Cheers.
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weldin mike 27 wrote:Hey there, whats the plan with a different foot pedal? Do you have it already, or is it a readily available? Otherwise, the yanks are super keen on foot pedals, and I do believe you can order one from certain places with the connection required. Ssc controls is very good I hear.
Never used a foot pedal before, so just looking at getting one but the Essseti stuf is done and dusted so was hoping to find something compatible, standard 7 pin connection on the machine so just trying to establish wether all 7 pin pedals are wired the same or not. Love the machine, no pulse but ive never found a need for it, never tried a machine with pulse either, don’t want to in case i like it!!!!!!
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Fair enough. Pulse is like bacon. You can get by without it, but it makes everything better.
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Darrin wrote:Gday all, after a foot pedal for my machine, Esseti 200 ac/dc, Italian mob who are no longer in business from what I can tell. Anyone know if I can use any 7 pin foot pedal with it?? Or are they specific to machines? Cheers all.
Hi.

Some time ago I've adapted a Chinese pedal to fit my Cloos 250 amp AC/DC machine (more or less identical to Esseti) because original parts are not available any more. By coincidence, I also documented it. It's in German but pictures and google translate should do the job. If not, don't hesitate to ask.
http://bossler.in-der-acht.de/2018/09/u ... sseti.html

BTW, as the original plug was hard to get and expensive, I replaced the original connectors with some 7-pin Microphone connectors. They are OK for my amateur/hobby shop, but if you rely on this machine to make money, I would go for the original connector or something comparable.

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