Hallo Jim, I now understand that this card was meant to let people using IEEE/IEEE cables when having for example a CBM3032. On itself a great idea! (Working with the ZoomFloppy last days just narrowed my vision, I think) > The reverse usage needs a "straight-through" design, so the PCB > I created won't work (the signals would be reversed) Using it for a CBM3032 means you have to solder a connector at the edge side and the "device" IEEE connector. Soldering its counterpart and just using the edge connector as so wouldn't work with your PCB because the lines mirrored: the original pin 24 is now pin 13, 23 = 14, etc. and you haven't wired pin 24, 23 and other. But that is the same for the other side! Wiring all pins 1-to-1 would enable you to reverse the signals and thus enabling the card for both purposes. But as I already mentioned, IMHO there will be hardly a demand for this "ZoomFloppy card". -- ___ / __|__ / / |_/ Groetjes, Ruud Baltissen \ \__|_\ \___| http://Ruud.C64.org Message was sent through the cbm-hackers mailing listReceived on 2012-02-29 17:00:09
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