Difference between revisions of "Biomech Hardware Status"
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| − | *M101 : | + | *M101 : 06-14-2006 : 054-hardware cabnet : Broken.... In both singled ended and differential mode, the analog inputs when read from simulink saturate to 10V. Tieing the inputs to AGND causes them to read ~1.2V. I think the cause of this board failure was an incorrectly build 50 pin ribbon cable. One header was a on backwards. (CEB) |
==PS104 (Power supply)== | ==PS104 (Power supply)== | ||
| − | *P201 - | + | *P201 - 06-14-06 - works great - used in CEB's PC/104 stack. (CEB) |
=Other= | =Other= | ||
| − | * WN101 - 05-12-06 - USB wireless client - new / works great (CEB) | + | * WN101 - 05-12-06 - USB wireless client (Linksys Wireless-G) - new / works great (CEB) |
* WN102 - 05-12-06 - wireless travel outer - new - remove AC120 support - started process of adding 5V to 3.3V supply (CEB) | * WN102 - 05-12-06 - wireless travel outer - new - remove AC120 support - started process of adding 5V to 3.3V supply (CEB) | ||
* FD101 - 05-15-06 - 3.25" floppy drive - works well for creating PC/104 CFLASH. Power connector pinout - +5 towards middle, GND next pin | * FD101 - 05-15-06 - 3.25" floppy drive - works well for creating PC/104 CFLASH. Power connector pinout - +5 towards middle, GND next pin | ||
Latest revision as of 02:32, 15 June 2006
to edit : user/pass = "biomech"
PC/104
CPU
- P101 - 05-12-06 - applied power directly to CPU board, fan and LEDs active, but no video output (CEB)
- P102 - 05-12-06 - works great. (CEB)
- P103 - 05-12-06 - works great. (CEB)
MM32 Analog IO
- M101 : 06-14-2006 : 054-hardware cabnet : Broken.... In both singled ended and differential mode, the analog inputs when read from simulink saturate to 10V. Tieing the inputs to AGND causes them to read ~1.2V. I think the cause of this board failure was an incorrectly build 50 pin ribbon cable. One header was a on backwards. (CEB)
PS104 (Power supply)
- P201 - 06-14-06 - works great - used in CEB's PC/104 stack. (CEB)
Other
- WN101 - 05-12-06 - USB wireless client (Linksys Wireless-G) - new / works great (CEB)
- WN102 - 05-12-06 - wireless travel outer - new - remove AC120 support - started process of adding 5V to 3.3V supply (CEB)
- FD101 - 05-15-06 - 3.25" floppy drive - works well for creating PC/104 CFLASH. Power connector pinout - +5 towards middle, GND next pin
