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Re: Another run of Datamaster cables 20 available
got mine on Sat. thanks
got mine on Sat. thanks
tbauer03 said:so is someone selling the usb adaptors? I tried a usb adaptor before but it did not work at all for me. If you are still working on designing a usb cable i am interested in one of them.
PPI Typhoon said:Ok guys, I don't have any USB adapters. These are available through Craig Moates at www.moates.net
He makes a very good product.
As for other cables. I know E-RUE at TurboTime has some cables available. They are the RS232 Serial adapters, NOT USB. I should have another run coming soon, but as of right now, I'm sold out.
Thanks to everyone that ordered one and I hope they work well for you.
TheNeek said:Dan--
I'm in for an adapter and cable. I will probably use it as an excuse to come up from Tucson to see you guys again. Maybe get a DM run in while I'm there since I don't have the software yet. Had fun at the last pavillions thing.
On a side note. I work in PCB fab. SMT and THT printed circuit card design and manufacturing. The chances of me making a printed circuit board and populating it with SMT parts is pretty slim, but I could design a multi-layer board on P-CAD (then you could send it out to a board house) to slim down the size of the adapter a little bit. Just a thought I guess. I can also conformally coat these boards so that they are resistant to moisture (much like marine radios). Let me know if I can help at all. It seems that you are doing everyone a great service and I would like to help if that is possible.
PPI Typhoon said:Well, I actually already have an SMT board designed and I have 20 of them at my house. However, there was one mistake in the traces that I CAN fix....but we'll see. With a small jumper wire, it worked perfectly with DM. The size......about 1"x1.5". Time isn't an issue. I did fine pitch SMT soldering for about 10 years. I can knock these out in just a few minutes per board.
I haven't put a huge priority on it just because the others work and work well. In the next few runs, I might be switching to this design.
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TheNeek said:Ever thought about going double sided? Use half ounce copper with a thin trace since the signal doesn't carry a great deal of amperage and you could shrink that puppy down to something tiny. Added cost for drilled vias and the lot, but would really make that a small signal filter.
vortecfiero said:got mine today and it looks great ! thanks !
I didnt get any info with it so
red wire is ? (serial data ?)
black wire is (ground ?)
thanks
craig
Bill Z said:R U still selling these? Your PM space is full and you don't want e-mail.
Please suggest how to communicate privatly.