Re: TI-H: Problems with BCC serial link
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Re: TI-H: Problems with BCC serial link
I'm using 2x 2N4401 (it's written EBC on it - dunno what it means) and 2x
2N3906
I also did some more testings:
When the link is plugged into the computer, the voltage on the tip is 12V
and 0V on the middle.
I know bot should be high.. so there is something wrong.
If my transistors are wrong way... I guess I'll have to buy new ones as
everything is soldered in 1cm³ :-) It was kinda hard to fit everything into
the little box.
Thanks,
Kaven
At 15:01 13-01-2000 -0600, you wrote:
>Yes, there is a difference. The orientation differs between types, check
>any documentation that might have come with yours. Some DMMs come
>with transistor checkers, or you can check them with a diode meter. I know
>which way mine go, so I haven't put much effort into learning how to
>identify
>which lead is which :) Someone else might know a good way to do it.
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