[Coco] Re: Coco on a SVGA monitor using the Xrgb-2 Plus

[jdaggett at gate.net]

Torsten

Where was the other page?

from the specs it states that there are four  hardware default 
configurations set by two pins but it is not very clear as to which 
pins are used to set the four different configurations.

Soldering components on a 2x3 board is not a problem. A small 4 in 
square hot plate and it is done. Takes about 2 minutes per board. 

james



On 10 Sep 2004 at 17:57, Torsten Dittel wrote:

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> > is not so forth coming with thier application notes. It bothers me
> > that you have to request application literature and that they are
> > not freely giving that away.
> 
> I found a free design on another site.
> 
> > >From what I see of the spec sheets the two Averlogic chips are
> > >going to need a PIC
> > or some small controller IC to initialize the chips on power up. So 
> > there is about $5 to $8 dollars more.
> 
> I think this is only necessary if you want to change settings while
> using the chip. All important stuff can be set in a jumper style. You
> can use gamma correction presets, you mustn't initialize this each
> time. It is only for developers to play around in their specific test
> environment if the controller is added.
> 
> But you might be right that producng less than 50 boards will be
> expensive. Someone has to solder the chips, I don't know how this
> could be done. Mark?
> 
> Torsten
> 
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