Re: Status of "Home Grown" ActionTec Development Daughterboard

I have actually scavenged LEDs from one of my dead boards to fill up the empty
LED holes.  One of them does show activity.  When the system is running, it
blinks at about 2Hz.  The others are just dark.

Patrick M

--- Scott Nicol <[email protected]> wrote:
> Bruce D. Lightner wrote:
> >The other is with the crystal can, which really needs to be mounted on the
> >bottom of the PCB (or a couple of millimeters needs to be taken out of the
> >top of the case).  The crystal can easily be moved to the bottom of the
> >PCB, but it will need to be insulated (e.g., shrink tubing).
> 
> How about shifting the USB/serial header half an inch further inboard and 
> squeezing in the crystal here?  Alternatively, you could make the board a 
> "U" shape (which you probably need to do anyway, to accommodate the 
> standard serial and USB connectors) and plop the crystal on the other side 
> of those two big caps?
> 
> And another suggestion: there are 3 open LED pads on the 
> motherboard.  There's always a need for more blinkenlights. :-)
> 
> --
> Scott Nicol
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