Hi George,

Don't believe the Austron manuals and schematics when it comes to parts.
The 2100T/F is a mish-mash of 74C, 74LS, 74HCT, and 74HC parts.  It appears
as though they picked the family to change the delay time specs, and fix
race problems.

-Chuck

george wrote:
I didn't have the guts to pry out the large lcd display on the austron
2100.  But I now realize the problem with its display.

Whats happening is noise from the ttl logic is falsely gating the cmos
lcd drivers.  This is a common engineering mistake when interfacing ttl
to cmos logic.  The recommended fix is to use an HCT part (74HCT240) as
a bridge between logic types. Also I believe pullup resistors were
another recomendation for interfacing ttl to cmos.

Anyway I will keep the net advised as I eliminate noise in the austron
2100 display.



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