Kev has added a few nice manuals to the archive, one in particular is
most valuable in that it shows the procedure for interfacing pods with
OTHER CPU driven boards. So you can use a 8085 for, say, testing a NSC800
CPU based system. The timing characteristics etc are given for the common
Fluke pods and this will allow you to choose the POD that will help do
the job at hand.
I am looking to interface the Fluke to the Gottlieb System 1 CPUs for
example, currently I am making an interface that will change the voltage
levels from MOS to TTL...this doc will make it much easier to choose the
correct pod to handle the tests.
Plus now I know what the empty pod case that was still sealed is
for...
Check
ftp.flippers.com/Fluke/PDFs
for the file(s) new today and yesterday...
Thanks Kev!
John :-#)#
At 02:14 PM 13/03/2002 -0500, Kev wrote:
Has anyone else scanned other Troubleshooter issues beyond the 3 that John has posted?
I've got a couple that I'll scan, unless someone else already has done the work.
I'll also scan the 6801 pod book if I get a chance.
Thanks,
Kev