[hpsdr] Excalibur -- information needed
Paul Fletcher
paul_fletcher at me.com
Tue Dec 20 02:12:23 PST 2016
Hi Jim,
I assume you have the assembly instructions - these have some assembly notes on page 6 (I think) telling you how to ID pin 1. Either, a dot adjacent to pin 1, a bevelled edge on the side that has pin 1 or a white bar at the end that has pin 1.
The assembly notes are on openhpsdr.org <http://openhpsdr.org/>
Regards,
Paul.
> On 20 Dec 2016, at 02:58, Jim Sanford <wb4gcs at wb4gcs.org> wrote:
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> I am building the first of two Excaliabur boards. Running into difficulty.
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> The board clearly shows a circle presumably at Pin 1 for U-1 and U-2. the supplied chips have no dot to indicate pin 1.
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> They do have a bar at one end.
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> Datasheet from Mouser does not show how to ID pin 1.
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> Question:
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> Is it safe to assume that the bar indicates pin 1 and pin (last)? If not, how do I identify pin 1 on these devices?
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> Thanks & 73,
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> Jim
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