Steve wrote: ↑Tue Aug 25, 2020 10:54 am Hi, here is the latest firmware:
It is v1.05 by insane. The v2.02 that you mentioned is ancient. (I know version numbers are confusing)
https://www.atari-forum.com/viewtopic.php?f=97&t=35594

Only CTPCI IDE is supported by 1.05 version... You need v2.02 for Radeon.

Of course, anyone with a Falcon is also extremely welcome to try it and let me know if the sound works. And anyone with an STE or TT as well, just in case this breaks anything on that machine. I guess I'm saying I appreciate feedback on the sound changes on any machine really. I'm a bit paranoid ab...

While we're at the topic of TT, I also need U203 component which is crystal oscillator. It seems to be nearly impossible to acquire 32.215905MHz version, but my local electronic shop has 32.256MHz flavors in stock. Any opinions about it? Is difference too much for TT to handle?

Mine (REV.C - PGA model, C301763-001 REV A): Thanks! According to https://coil32.net/online-calculators/inductor-color-code-calculator.html "LD01" seems to be 10uH coil. They indeed look like caps: https://www.partco.fi/en/electronic-components/passives/coils/axial-inductors/12970-kelap-1...

ari.tao wrote: ↑Wed Dec 04, 2019 6:37 pm On my TT Rev.H it seems to be brown-black-black-gold.
But I can´t read what is written underneath.

Thanks! This confirms that I can still trust my eyes It's quite hard to be sure about colors if picture is not focused on the subject.

Yeah, you happened to run into one of the mysteries. It's marked as LD01 on the silkscreen. However, it does not appear in the schematic. I should know as I've painstakingly re-created it in KiCad. It appears to be part of the TT ECL Video Subsystem. Components here get a letter "D" added...

My eyes are pretty tired after I tried to figure out what is that quite big light green resistor located at near PSU connector and c120 capacitator Is that 10ohm resistor? I'll soon try to bring life to TT that has some components missing and that resistor is one of them.

I placed order at last friday. Received order receipt email and everything seems to be working smoothly

Even if top shielding is missing there's outer shielding area that just about touches edge of the memory adapter. I also found it out hard way, fortunately nothing was damaged. Just add little bit of insulation even if you're missing top shielding.

That's true, China is getting worse, have bought 20x FPUs -none of them is working. some of the chips have pin1 mark on the left corner - that's crazy... 20190928_160944.jpg I have recently bought 68060 rev.6 and 68882 from China and they're genuine working chips. I guess I'm lucky, but I also sele...