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[rubber_jonnie]

@PaulJ I'm pretty sure that list isn't comprehensive, especially since each category will have sub categories

There may even be some missing.....

[PaulJ]

Thanks @PaulJ , do you also have a guide for correct chip orientation?

Phil, I would have included an orientation guide but for fuses they can be inserted either way. I would watch out for the brass fuse though maybe insert the pointy end away from ya.

[PhilC]

@PaulJ seems like reasonable advice.

[PaulJ]

@PaulJ seems like reasonable advice.

Just purchase the better part of two 1040’s and both had supplies with missing fuses. Assume the supplies are suspect but had to order fuses just not the ones pictured. I would guess a lot of the current ratings are bad. Don’t believe the flip top could do 130 amps not to mention some of the other ratings.

[stephen_usher]

Re: NetUSBee
I thought I'd try it again in the STFM with TF536 and I monitored what the CPU actually sees.

Very interesting. It doesn't pull the bus down very well. It's extremely weak. Most of the bits hardly make it down to TTL low levels of voltage, and many don't.

[PaulJ]

Re: NetUSBee
Very interesting. It doesn't pull the bus down very well. It's extremely weak. Most of the bits hardly make it down to TTL low levels of voltage, and many don't.

Ya know that maybe a good clue. We have decreased the resistance values of the pull-ups which could cause a higher low if being driver with a weaker device. I've been playing with the bee on the H5 and part of the issue is the recycled cartridge connector. After a good cleaning and a lub with some electronic cleaner its much better. However its not a 100%... usually works booting from a cold system. But if its been on for some time it fails occasionally. Another funny thing is you can start it cold, exit and restart hours later and it works. Without that cold start its a top up if its going to start when warm.

[exxos]

Even 2.2K pull ups is only 2.2mA... What it using to drive the bus anyway ? if it cant pull down a couple of mA then its going to need some buffering to work properly.