Hey guys, first post. Love your products!

Ok, so I've been using my ISO 5 for a while to power my Pedaltrain Mini board. I noticed tonight that my Strymon Timeline (plugged into the 300mA output) was not powering on. After my initial heart attack, I looked to see if it was my Timeline. I plugged a One spot into it, and it powered up perfectly. I even plugged it into the first output once (it powered on for just a second. Seems logical.) I then plugged it into the 300mA output again and it still isn't powering on.

I then plugged all my other pedals (especially ones without batteries in them) into the 300mA output. They powered on without a problem. I'm lost guys! Can anyone help me out?

By the way, I had a DL4 plugged in at the same time in the 12V output with the Timeline in the 9V yesterday for the first time. Did I fry something? Haha.

Justin

If you are powering your DL4 from the ISO-5, high current 12V output, you will not be able to simultaneously power the Strymon Timeline from the high current 9V output.

Try disconnecting the DL4 and powering only the Timeline from the high current 9V output. Any better? If so, you will likely have to choose which to power from your ISO-5.

It is recommended to only use either the high current 9V or high current 12V ISO-5 output, and not to use both simultaneously.