Den Tue, 6 Aug 2019 09:49:43 -0500 skrev "Jeffrey Birt" <birt_j_at_soigeneris.com>: > While I'm waiting for a few PCBs to show up I'm looking at various > single row 0.1" pitch pin headers. The PCB is a DF0/DF1 switch > adapter PCB for an Amiga. You pull the odd CIA and plug the adapter > board in its place and then the CIA plugs into the adapter. The pin > header will be used to go from adapter PCB to the socket on the Amiga > PCB. My impression is that any other kind of pins except those on a real IC or those on the cheap budget sockets will ruin the holes in a budget socket, and then the user can't remove your adapter without installing for example a machined socket between the CIA and the existing budget socket. If you have enough energy/time and are willing to do some nasty work you can solder your PCB on to a cheap socket. Would most likely result in fumes from the plastic and would need large solder blobs or something like soldering in pin headers in the holes in that cheap socket. P.S. for the A2000, A3000 and A4000 you could put the switch on the floppy cable instead of in the CIA socket. In theory this could be done on A1000, A500, A600 and A1200 too, but that would require connections both to the internal and the external cable. If the idea is to hook up a Gotek and an internal drive to an A500, 600 or 1200 you could connect the adapter on the data cable (and power cable) to the drive, and just use one of those spring loaded hook clamps for the pin on the CIA that selects DF1. It will collide with any external drive, but it would work without soldering even if the CIA is soldered direct to the motherboard (were any Amigas shopped that way?). The Gotek would need to be of some kind which can have it's user interface passed through the vent holes on the top of the case, or using the removable cover on the back if it's an A1200. -- (\_/) Copy the bunny to your mails to help (O.o) him achieve world domination. (> <) Come join the dark side. /_|_\ We have cookies.Received on 2020-05-29 23:02:33
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