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Offline rkauer

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Re: sd/ff problems
« on: September 19, 2007, 03:48:58 AM »
 A friend of mine have one of those babies, so I can answer you.

 It's NORMAL the device heating. There's is no problem @ all. If you bother with it, cut a small hole over it and add a fan (not the type who keeps screaming, the blowing one is preferrred :-P)
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Re: sd/ff problems
« Reply #1 on: September 19, 2007, 05:00:15 AM »
 The switch in the back is for toggle the focus.

 Sometimes the image is not THAT clear, so you can play with it online.

 So my friend tell me.


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Re: sd/ff problems
« Reply #2 on: September 20, 2007, 06:08:35 AM »
 Drive the fan from the parallel port.

 If you have the skills, of course. IIRC, the parallel port can manage up to 100mA, more than enough to source the fan.

 You could even make a "pass through" in the port, giving the ability to use a printer or a 4-joy adapter while power the fan.
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Re: sd/ff problems
« Reply #3 on: September 22, 2007, 04:53:21 AM »
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Hi

But now i have another question, i hace a pic of the sd board and apears one resistor between 2 pins of the 23pin connector,  my sd/ff dont have this resistor, this resistor seems home-made, anyone know if is something for fix some bug or what? the pic is the following (sorry for the size)



 Pin 2 is /XCLKEN (External Clock Enable)
 Pin 23 is +5 V

 I think this little hack is intended to fix some sort of clocking fix. (I can't see the resistor's value - focus, please).

 This SD was reworked, BTW.
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