How to destroy a buddha board in one easy step

[redrumloa]

tonyyeb wrote:
I suggest you e-mail Jens. He is very helpful and is willing to offer support to all his users.

Jens is on vacation in the USA right now, he may have limited email connectivity..

[quarkx]

 I suspect the new one won't come with a printed manual either (even though the website says it does).

brian

No, I just got mine in and all the documentation is one sheet that says go to a website that is no longer around (www.ami.ga) :crazy:

[blanning]

redrumloa wrote:
Jens is on vacation in the USA right now, he may have limited email connectivity..

In spite of that, he responded to my email already.  

For the benefit of everyone who searches for this in the future, the red wire on the clock port ribbon cable goes toward the IDE connectors on the buddha.  That is, if you're looking at the component side of the buddha with the zorro connector down, the red wire is on the left toward the front of the case.

There's a picture in the news section where it talks about the delphina.  Here's the link:

http://siliconsonic.de/t/bin/delfina_pictures.zip

This zip contains pictures of various configurations.  Find the one that says clock port.

brian

[alexh]

If someone wants to volunteer to update Jens's website for him, I am sure he'd be willing to listen.

[rockape]

Hi Brian,

goto http://www.e3b.de/usb/main_mounting_e.html

Click the link at "Connection to the Buddha"

and you will download

Subway2BuddhaConnection.pdf

I know its for a Subway, but there is a diagram of a Buddha showing the orientation of the clockport pins and attachment cable.

Kind Regards, Michael

aka rockape