appmod clearance
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Hi, when you plug in an app mod, can someone tell me how much
clearance there is between the app mod board and the board it's
plugging into? I imagine it depends upon the height of the header
receptacles on the motherboard, so what is the std size being used
there? Also, how long are the pins sticking out the bottom of the app
mod boards? Is there a spec on this?
thanks
- dan michaels
www.oricomtech.com
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clearance there is between the app mod board and the board it's
plugging into? I imagine it depends upon the height of the header
receptacles on the motherboard, so what is the std size being used
there? Also, how long are the pins sticking out the bottom of the app
mod boards? Is there a spec on this?
thanks
- dan michaels
www.oricomtech.com
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dan@o... writes:
> Hi, when you plug in an app mod, can someone tell me how much
> clearance there is between the app mod board and the board it's
> plugging into? I imagine it depends upon the height of the header
> receptacles on the motherboard, so what is the std size being used
> there? Also, how long are the pins sticking out the bottom of the app
> mod boards? Is there a spec on this?
>
>
The AppMod comes with a standoff and a 2x10 connector. If you install the
standoff in the hole near the front of the Rev C BOE, and plug the spare
connector into the AppMod Connector you'll be in great shape. If you don't want
to
use the standoff or the spare connector, the back of the AppMod board is devoid
of traces in the area where it might touch the top of the Stamp so there is
no chance of a short.
Sid Weaver
W4EKQ
Port Richey, FL
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> In a message dated 11/24/2003 3:01:00 PM Eastern Standard Time,
> dan@o... writes:
>
>
> > Hi, when you plug in an app mod, can someone tell me how much
> > clearance there is between the app mod board and the board it's
> > plugging into? I imagine it depends upon the height of the header
> > receptacles on the motherboard, so what is the std size being
used
> > there? Also, how long are the pins sticking out the bottom of the
app
> > mod boards? Is there a spec on this?
> >
> >
>
> The AppMod comes with a standoff and a 2x10 connector. If you
install the
> standoff in the hole near the front of the Rev C BOE, and plug the
spare
> connector into the AppMod Connector you'll be in great shape. If
you don't want to
> use the standoff or the spare connector, the back of the AppMod
board is devoid
> of traces in the area where it might touch the top of the Stamp so
there is
> no chance of a short.
>
> Sid Weaver
> W4EKQ
> Port Richey, FL
>
Thanks Sid, it sounds like the app mods are standardized. Can you
tell me how long is the standoff that is supplied with the app mods?
That will be the distance between board surfaces.
thanks,
- dan
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dan@o... writes:
> Thanks Sid, it sounds like the app mods are standardized. Can you
> tell me how long is the standoff that is supplied with the app mods?
> That will be the distance between board surfaces.
>
I think it is 7/8". Parallax has a few bare AppMod boards at 10.00 each. I
have bought nine of them and built up an ADC module, a quad op-amp module, a
BS2 slave module, an LM386 audio amp module, a DS1302 clock module, a 595/2803
module and a TPIC6595 module. When I need something, I just plug it into the
Stamp. Works great!!
Sid
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