Right next to the ODIN chip is an undocumented jumper, JP8. Does anyone
know if this jumper allows the use of an external CMOS battery? I've
e-mailed this question to DFI tech support but have not yet received a
reply.
Thanks in advance for any help.
--Barry Hebert
Barry Hebert wrote:
NO! The odin chip is a 'copy' of the Dallas semiconductor DS1287 RTC/SRAM chip.
You should be able to buy a DS1287 (or 1287A) from any decent electronics
spares place and plug it in (they're the same pin-out). The DS1287 does *NOT*
have facility for external battery input.
--
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