11/45 is alive (I'm singing "who's johnny")
Tony Duell
ard at p850ug1.demon.co.uk
Fri Jul 8 17:58:52 CDT 2005
> > No cable for the DSD setup eh? Hmmm, must still be in the garage....
> > It is a normal ribbon cable just as you suspect.
> I bought a 26 conductor 10 foot rainbow ribbon cable yesterday, along with a
> few 2x13 IDC connectors. So, I'll just make my own connector. As I recall,
> rainbow ribbon cables normally use brown for pin 1. I also bit the bullet
Yes. Just follow the normal colour code. You know :
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
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L R E R E R L A R H
A O D A L E U G E I
C W N L E E E Y T
K N G O N N E
E W T
A
> and bought an IDC crimp tool, I've used a bench vise in the past and it just
> doesn't work well - too many broken connectors ;)
Odd... I've crimped dozens of connectors in the vice and had no problems.
If it's a connector with exposed pins, like those DIL transition headers,
I put the pins into a pluigblock type of 'breadboard' first. It's about
all seid breadboards are useful for...
> > As for mounting the RL01, there is still an H-960 sitting here!
> > I think I also have a box of floppy disks for the DSD setup.
> I have an H-960 spare. I was REALLY hoping to make the 11/45 a single bay
> setup, but it doesn't seem that is really possible. I'll have to hunt up a
Why not? In one of my H960s, I have the 11/45 CPU with it's PSUs (bottom
3 bays). Then an RX02 -- that doesn't obstruct the cooling to the CPU
from what I've found. Then an RK05, but you could put an RL there. On top
is the RK11-C controller at the front and its H720 PSU at the back.
-tony
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