On Mon, 11 Mar 2002 at 16:11:04, wrote:
(ref: <H0000b5f1226ff94.1015863062.ln4p1327.ldn.swissbank.com@MHS>)
>> >That sounds pretty horrible to me :o(
>> I repeat....
>> This is _exactly_ how the chips are designed.
>> They have the same pin layout as the GC/SGC memory chips, but are
>> longer.
>>
>> Not horrible in the slightest (8-)#
>It's a chip package I've never encountered before; I accept the pin
>layout is as designed.
Sorry - I assumed you had been through the QL/GC/SGC route.
>No, they are not horrible, they are exquisite (perhaps they are even
>available in a range of pretty colours) ;O) :)
No - only black (8-)#
>Quick question on a related matter while I'm here:
>How can I make an ATX PSU supply power to the Q40 with its normal
>mainboard connector disconnected, i.e. not receiving its wakeup signal?
Connect PS-ON pin to GND. You could be clever and replace the existing
power momentary switch with an AT type switch.
Here is the layout with 'normal' colours:
3vDC3.3v sense 11 O/brown 1 orange +3.3V
-12vDC 12 Blue 2 orange +3.3V
GND 13 Black 3 black GND
PS-ON 14 Green 4 red +5V
GND 15 Black 5 black GND
GND 16 Black 6 Red +5v
GND 17 Black 7 Black GND
-5V 18 white 8 Grey Power OK
+5V 19 red 9 purple +5V SB
+5V 20 red 10 yellow +12V
If formatting is upset, copy to an editor. I have used TABS so all
should line up.
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