(forgot to mention) Make sure you run the wires to/from the outputs labeled
ABCD of course. the PIC in the ACB board doesn't care which of the four
inputs are which of the four signals -- it's just looking for change in the
four outputs and doesn't give two shites if it's coded binary or not. So
you can run A to D, C to B, etc. It's a no brainer wiring job!



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> Jeff et al,
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> you'll notice that pins across these pin rows are shorted on the PCBs
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>> Dear Miltonians,
>> Does anyone have some specific part numbers (say, for Mouser, Jameco,
>> DigiKey, ...) for the following parts listed in Peter's ASYNC.doc:
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>> 10 Conductor DIN ribbon cable
>> 10 pin dual inline header connector
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>> -or- can these be easily wired (with electrical reliability) using
>> standard hook-up wire (e.g., 20 AWG)?
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>> TIA (these cable items are always a 'nightmare' for me to figure out),
>> Jeff
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