Stamp Activity Board
carline
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I found a "Stamp Activity Board" manufactured by Parallax on Ebay for sale but have not been able to find
any documentation on it. It has four buttons (Red, Green, Black and Blue) with leds just above them.
The board does not have a Parallax part number anywhere but has a mfg. date of 1998, a serial programming port, this one has a
24 pin BS2sx module and has female header pins for maybe a SIP BS1. . Also has two dual in line sockets
marked 'A' and 'B' near center/right of board. No solderless BB for circuits.Have looked around the Parallax site
and other searches but can't find any info.
Can anyone direct me to domumentation for this board?
Thanks
Chuck
any documentation on it. It has four buttons (Red, Green, Black and Blue) with leds just above them.
The board does not have a Parallax part number anywhere but has a mfg. date of 1998, a serial programming port, this one has a
24 pin BS2sx module and has female header pins for maybe a SIP BS1. . Also has two dual in line sockets
marked 'A' and 'B' near center/right of board. No solderless BB for circuits.Have looked around the Parallax site
and other searches but can't find any info.
Can anyone direct me to domumentation for this board?
Thanks
Chuck
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Those two sockets are for the ADC0831 and DS1620, configured by jumpers if I recall correctly.
I'll get the docs for you. Let me know if you end up wanting to part with it
it from their product line!
Does anyone from Parallax have info on this board since has Parallax stamped on it ? I don't wan't to reverse
engineer this item.
Thanks
Chuck
I look forward to reading more on this interesting board.
Chuck
Edit: My mistake. The board I have is a Professional Development Board, not the Activity Board.
Found the requested documents, tucked tidily into a deep path of network folders for retired products. Schematic and manual are attached.
BTW, the DIP chips we documented for this board are still available and the X-10 stuff can still be bought at RadioShack. This board is far from being out of date!
Sincerely,
Ken Gracey