I have a 103AR I got about a year ago which doesn't oscillate. I got the
manual scans from someone out there, so it has been done, but is not widely
available. Mine is a series of separate files, so a unified file might be
useful to others in the future.
-Dave
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Hello all Thunderbolt enthusiasts,
I follow with great interest all the comments and remarks.
I have as well a Thunderbolt and I am running it successfully since
a few days under WinXP SP2 directly on Com1 and with several
USB/RS232 converter I/Fs. Of course all the necessary drivers for my
Hi Richard
John is on vacation for a few more days, but my understanding is that they
sold out pretty much that first day. (there was a HUGE response!)
I suspect that's why the account info doesn't work now.
Daun
N8ASB
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On Sat, Jul 5, 2008 at 10:44 PM, Tom Clifton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As I sit here reviewing the power requirements for the Thunderbolt, I note
that the -12v is only 10ma. Does this indicate that it is only used for the
RS232 output and if so for a battery backup I can cheat and only
I find it a good idea to design some (small?) h/w to command the
Thunderbolt without the need of a PC.
Why? Is anything needed?
What happens if you just apply power with no PC? I'd expect it would power
up and self-survey and after a while, make a good clock. I'm pretty sure
mine was
Hal Murray wrote:
I find it a good idea to design some (small?) h/w to command the
Thunderbolt without the need of a PC.
Why? Is anything needed?
What happens if you just apply power with no PC? I'd expect it would power
up and self-survey and after a while, make a good clock. I'm
On Sun, Jul 6, 2008 at 11:57 AM, Arnold Tibus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all Thunderbolt enthusiasts,
Thunderbolt Monitor does show all the assigned ports at the right side
column for com ports 1 to 16.
A tip for anyone that might be designing software. Don't put a fixed limit
on the USB
The Thunderbolt default config is to not save the survey position. Unless you
use some software to save the position, every time you power it up it will do
a new survey. This takes from 1 hour to several days to complete. After that
you really don't need a controller except for peace of
Hi Bob,
A tip for anyone that might be designing software. Don't put a fixed limit
on the USB virtual COM ports like 1 to 16. Make a pull down that show
what ports are really populated via the SetupDI API. The next new USB
COM port I plug into my development machine is going to be assigned
I have a manual for the Austron 1250A and have answered a couple of
questions as to the
schematics. I would like to loan my manual to some one that can scan it
and make it available on the NET
Anyone want that chore. I would want the manual returned after it was
scanned.
Bill K7NOM
Bill,
I would be happy to do it and add it to the to-way.com TF manual archive.
Had, K7MLR
At 02:25 PM 7/6/2008, you wrote:
I have a manual for the Austron 1250A and have answered a couple of
questions as to the
schematics. I would like to loan my manual to some one that can scan it
and
In a message dated 06/07/2008 22:26:29 GMT Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
I have a manual for the Austron 1250A and have answered a couple of
questions as to the
schematics. I would like to loan my manual to some one that can scan it
and make it available on the NET
Anyone want
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 06/07/2008 22:26:29 GMT Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
I have a manual for the Austron 1250A and have answered a couple of
questions as to the
schematics. I would like to loan my manual to some one that can scan it
and make it
In a message dated 07/07/2008 00:12:18 GMT Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
OK Forget my request as it is already in work.
Thanks Nigel I will refer any future requests to Didier's site
Bill K7NOM
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Hi Bill
I'm having some fun uploading it right now but have just realised
In the device manager, choose View: Show hidden devices. The grayed
out devices have once been, but are no longer, connected to your
machine. Remove the ones that you no longer care about. You can also
remap the comport-numbers in the properties of the serial port devices,
use the button
A very minimal controller might be an AVR Butterfly. It only has a 6
character display and joyswitch. Rather not up to the task,
There is the newer DB101 with the 128x64 bit map display.
http://www.atmel.com/dyn/Products/tools_card.asp?tool_id=4221
I think they really did a botched job on
I have one of the Lucent RFTGm-II-Rb Rubidium cell site standards. It's
misbehaving. Knowing the amount of experience on this list, I figured I'd
ask before I dive in much deeper where I have no schematics.
Initially I believed one of the DC-DC converters was not working after
warmup. But after
As the requirement is for a few milliamps it appears that All Electgonics has
an inexpensive DC DC converter
http://www.allelectronics.com/make-a-store/item/DC-32/DC-DC-CONVERTER/-/1.html
that runs off of +5v. All I have to do is to run the -19v output throught a
negative regualtor and its a
A very minimal controller might be an AVR Butterfly. It only has a 6
character display and joyswitch. Rather not up to the task, but dirt
cheap (around 20 bucks). It could display a minimal go/nogo type of
indication.
Do you actually need a display?
How about a LED or 3. My straw man
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