Stamp Teaching Interface
Hi all,
a picture of the Stamp interface is attached -centre left is the
Stamp, centre right are the input/output selector switches, top centre is
the input selector switches, top left is the digital inputs, top right is
the analog inputs, bottom centre is the output selector switches, bottom
left is the on/off outputs, bottom right is the reversing outputs.
I will post the PCB layout tomorrow, but it may take a few days to make
up the component list.
I have been in touch with the UK based supplier and they are happy to
receive orders from anywhere.
Feed-back appreciated.
Alan Whyte
a picture of the Stamp interface is attached -centre left is the
Stamp, centre right are the input/output selector switches, top centre is
the input selector switches, top left is the digital inputs, top right is
the analog inputs, bottom centre is the output selector switches, bottom
left is the on/off outputs, bottom right is the reversing outputs.
I will post the PCB layout tomorrow, but it may take a few days to make
up the component list.
I have been in touch with the UK based supplier and they are happy to
receive orders from anywhere.
Feed-back appreciated.
Alan Whyte
Comments
Nice project, "Feed-back appreciated."
Placing a link to your files on your posts to this board might be more
effective. #8^)
Mark
Original Message
From: ALAN WHYTE <alan.whyte@l...>
To: basicstamps@egroups.com <basicstamps@egroups.com>
Date: Tuesday, January 23, 2001 12:36 PM
Subject: [noparse][[/noparse]basicstamps] Stamp Teaching Interface
>Hi all,
> a picture of the Stamp interface is attached -centre left is the
>Stamp, centre right are the input/output selector switches, top centre is
>the input selector switches, top left is the digital inputs, top right is
>the analog inputs, bottom centre is the output selector switches, bottom
>left is the on/off outputs, bottom right is the reversing outputs.
> I will post the PCB layout tomorrow, but it may take a few days to make
>up the component list.
>I have been in touch with the UK based supplier and they are happy to
>receive orders from anywhere.
> Feed-back appreciated.
> Alan Whyte
>
>
>
Interface. If you go to my web site
controlmodels.co.uk
and select Interface, you will find - a picture, a schematic, a PCB, and a
Parts List about how to make it.
My thanks to Daniel McGlothin for all his help and suggestions in getting
this up and running.
Alan Whyte