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Re: Help me with the cable
I'll answer you're questions as well as I can. Here's the answers:
1. Anode is the positive end od a diode and cathode it the negative
end, and usually has a stripe on that end.
2. Assuming you have no electronics tools, diodes, 25-pin connector,
hood, 4-6 ft wire, solder, soldering iron, 1/8" stereo plug, 1/8" to
3/32" stereo to stereo adaptor.
3. Go to ticalc.org and find plans.
4. You can purchase all above materials from Radio Shack.
5. I've heard better things about the parallel link.
6. Follow the plans at ticalc.org. If you can't read a schematic, I
would suggest having someone who can do this for you.
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>From: Sumit[SMTP:sumit-1@ROCKETMAIL.COM]
>Reply To: Sumit
>Sent: Sunday, March 01, 1998 3:08 PM
>To: CALC-TI@LISTS.PPP.TI.COM
>Subject: Help me with the cable
>
>Hi,
>
> OK! I am trying to make a parallel link for my TI-83 and I
>really have no idea where to start from. If you can, please answer my
>following question. I'd appreciate your any help as soon as possible.
>
> Questions:
>
> 1). What is anode and cathode?
> 2). What kind of materials should I buy and how much does it cost?
> 3). How do I make it?
> 4). Where can I buy the material?
> 5). Which is better: parallel link or serial link?
> 6). Overall, please explain me in simple way to make it?
>
> I found the schematic for parallel link in ticalc.org. But I
>don't understand anything. Please help me. Thanks.
>
>
>
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