LiNC80

Thanks Steve, I knew CP/M was not intelligent enough to figure out disk errors. I was assuming the

Hi Steve I received mine yesterday - thanks :-) /Jan

Attached is my design, complete with a solution to the IEI/IEO problem. On Saturday, 8 June 2019 01:

The labels in your image are correct. The side with the connector is called the bottom. The side

The board fab I currently use is organized through Seeed Studio, and they do visual inspection but

I think we all have a list of lessons learned from these projects. The problem comes when we learn

Yes, there is a way to add executable files to the ROM. There is some information in the SCM user

An update to the update: I was just thinking of issues with bus length and termination. Way back in

A quick note about those attached oscilloscope snapshots in PSUscope.zip: please disregard them. To

ok, I found the 'heroes' from Startech left Pin 20 out. a few results JP1 is on the adapter

Ah, I see you answered yourself. The signal in your previous shot looked much like added reflections

I use this adapter https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/linc80/ngK5zHL2DBs On Friday, 18 May 2018

I realize I should have included a note in kits where I have deviated from the parts list on values

Hi Robert This should help http://linc.no/products/linc80-sbc1/software-for-the-linc80/ Steve On

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Steve – I'm so sorry, I thought I had looked at the attachments before asking, but I guess I had

Yes, Steve is correct. And to add to this: The LiNC80 is 150x180mm. Mounting holes (3.2mm) are

You are correct, in the photo you linked, the CF adapter is powered via pin 20 of the IDE connection.

Oh, good question, one that I haven't really considered. A bit of semantic first, just to avoid

I'm looking at options for getting in stock sooner, but if my options fail, it's looking like

In this thread we have had good discussions about issues with stability, where even running a fairly