Hi
Just in case this inadvertently heads of in the wrong direction….
Lady Heather displays exactly what the TBolt firmware comes up with. The
disconnect with the new sensor chip is between the TBolt firmware and the chip
it's self.
Bob
On Aug 16, 2012, at 10:37 PM, Arthur Dent
It would be a worthy hack (in the classic sense) to extract the Tbolt
firmware and patch it to work with the current temperature chips.
--
Björn
Hi
Just in case this inadvertently heads of in the wrong direction
.
Lady Heather displays exactly what the TBolt firmware comes up with.
No, IIRC the problem is indeed with the chip because the new silicon
release has no higher resolution temperature reading. The old chip allows
this reading via an unofficial feature that the new chip has no longer. The
TBolt firmware exploits this unofficial (but documented and known) method
of
On Thu, 16 Aug 2012 20:38:42 -0500, Michael Blazer wrote:
Do you know the part number of a chip to replace the DS1620?
Mike
Afaik this number on the eB.. site is a
working good one a C2 : 140376728803
Sold by same guy with the 26Mhz ocxo's
CFO - Denmark
Hi,
New guy here, seeking Oracular pronouncements for my time/frequency quest!
I recently acquired an HP 3336B, and subsequently converted it to a C model,
as all the HAM and related equipment here is 50 ohms.
The 3336 has Option 004: High stability frequency reference.
Operates at about
On Fri, Aug 17, 2012 at 6:12 PM, Frank Hughes hp_cisco...@yahoo.com wrote:
So what I am trying to come up with now for home/shack is:
- An NTP server for our LAN
- A very high quality 10Mhz source to distribute to all the HP and Agilent
equipment here.
Here is what I would do again,...
1)
On a budget get a thunderbolt... If you want plug and play get a Jackson labs
Fury. I have my fury hooked up to small Ubuntu box and have a nice ntp server
as well as a great reference. Also, read, read, and read some more.
Doc
KX0O
Sent from my iPad
On Aug 17, 2012, at 8:12 PM, Frank
Regarding the NTP server another option is to buy a stand alone NTP server that
can accept a 1pps and or 10 Mhz input, and feed it the GPS or other reference
of your chosing. I picked up a Datum unit from ebay which is currently fed
1pps from a Jackson Labs Fury. It also accepts 10 Mhz as
Hi,
New guy here, seeking Oracular pronouncements for my time/frequency quest!
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Anyone ever had a good buying experience for this type of equipent from
China?
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So what I am trying to come up with now for home/shack is:
- An NTP server for our LAN
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Advice much appreciated!
73
Frank
KJ4OLL
