Does anyone know the specs for the 10MHz output of this? I'm looking at a
board using it that is terminating it with a 100kOhm resistor to ground.
Yeah I know, probe it with a scope - the catch is that the equipment is
currently well disassembled so I can't do that so easily ...
Is the output
Hi
Pretty good bet that if it’s a 100K termination it’s a square wave output.
The highest impedance you typically see on a sine wave is about 1K ohms.
Even that is pretty rare on OCXO’s.
Bob
> On Mar 2, 2018, at 2:07 PM, David C. Partridge
> wrote:
>
> Does
I have a unit out to Mark Sims for eval and testing with Lady Heather.
Furuno isn't honoring last year's quote. For qty 100+ they quoted me
$35.00 each. That was the quote for qty 1 last year. I pushed back and
they dropped it slightly to $33.94 -not much of a discount and that's their
1000+
I got in my prototype Furuno GT-8031 adapter boards in and it is working well.
Lady Heather now works with the GT-8031.
The M12 prototpe adapter boards have shipped from OSHPARK a couple of days ago.
They might get here today.
I have since updated the adapter boards to add a CR2032 backup
Thorbjørn Pedersen said:
> Try this:
> Disconnect antenna.
> Power off / power on.
> Set date correctly. (You have the commands?)
> Connect antenna.
> Let it survey and stabilize
That's what I remember.
The first problem is that the Z3801 doesn't accept dates after 2007. It
gives an E-222
Hi
> On Mar 2, 2018, at 5:05 PM, Hal Murray wrote:
>
> Thorbjørn Pedersen said:
>> Try this:
>> Disconnect antenna.
>> Power off / power on.
>> Set date correctly. (You have the commands?)
>> Connect antenna.
>> Let it survey and stabilize
>
> That's what I
The M12 boards arrived today, but there is a small problem with them. The
holes for the receiver 2x5 .050 spaced pins are too small. The Furuno pins
measure around .003" wider than the Motorola pins (that fit, rather tightly) so
probably also some PCB drill hole/plating tolerance issues.
My Z3801A happily accepted a recent year (2016?) when it rolled over. You
have to do the power-down, disconnect antenna, send corrected date, power
down, connect antenna, power up sequence. I don't think the updated date
appears until the unit starts tracking satellites again.
Or, Lady
> My Z3801A happily accepted a recent year (2016?) when it rolled over. You
> have to do the power-down, disconnect antenna, send corrected date, power
> down, connect antenna, power up sequence. I don't think the updated date
> appears until the unit starts tracking satellites again.
I
nutters might find this of interest.
Don
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