Ready to use SX52 Proto Board
LoopyByteloose
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Hello folks,
Bean posted a picture of his SX52 Proto board with a header that makes no sense to me.· So.....
Here are photos of my version of the ready-to-use board for everyone to reference.
- All the ports have an outlet.
- All the servos are set up to interface
- A jumper is in place for choice of servo motor power supply
-MCLR an RTCC have pin outs
-Ground, Voltage In, and Voltage Out have pins
Additionally, I was able to pick up a few carrying/storage boxes at a local shop [noparse][[/noparse]Taiwan has great plastic goods].· These allow you to cleanly store your little treasure until a project comes to mind.
Of course any and all are welcome to share this as I think it might save a bit of time.
And, the extra Vdd and Vdd outlets are a bit tricky to fit in. You have to shave a bit of plastic off the bottom ends of each side to get it fully down to the board.
Warm regards and thanks to all at Parallax.
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G. Herzog in Taiwan
Bean posted a picture of his SX52 Proto board with a header that makes no sense to me.· So.....
Here are photos of my version of the ready-to-use board for everyone to reference.
- All the ports have an outlet.
- All the servos are set up to interface
- A jumper is in place for choice of servo motor power supply
-MCLR an RTCC have pin outs
-Ground, Voltage In, and Voltage Out have pins
Additionally, I was able to pick up a few carrying/storage boxes at a local shop [noparse][[/noparse]Taiwan has great plastic goods].· These allow you to cleanly store your little treasure until a project comes to mind.
Of course any and all are welcome to share this as I think it might save a bit of time.
And, the extra Vdd and Vdd outlets are a bit tricky to fit in. You have to shave a bit of plastic off the bottom ends of each side to get it fully down to the board.
Warm regards and thanks to all at Parallax.
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G. Herzog in Taiwan
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Comments
The header on mine was so that I could plug it into a NX1000 board to interface with a BS2.
Nice work on yours though.
Bean.
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Is the NX1000· the huge PROFESSIONAL development board with all the goodies? Or, is it an older version of the bs24/40p DEMO BOARD? [noparse][[/noparse]I can't seem to find any reference to the board except for one accessory]
The reason I ask is that I have the DEMO board and it never occured to me that I could directly interface the two.
Now that I think about it, the SX52 Board could handle the really sophisticated device drivers and interfaces while the the DEMO board could use a BS24 or BS40p to do in PBASIC the creative work that may require a lot of revision.
I suppose that either board will work.··You came up with an all Parallax two microprocessor system that is very easy to assemble and disassemble.· One might even fit in a third board.
Great idea! I suppose I am too damn generic.
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G. Herzog in Taiwan
Post Edited (Kramer) : 7/29/2005 3:45:58 PM GMT