Re: TI-H: Place
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Re: TI-H: Place
>>oh realy? did you sucsesfuly get that TCP/IP stack going then?
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>UDP with error correction
nice
>>>The cost of each PCB is $27! I'm kicking myself since I just ordered 20
>>>for arround $538.
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>>heheh ouch man. Ill take one of your hands :)
>>and these are for which version (parallel, Flash,....)?
>>or is there a main PCB for the MAS and DAC and
>>supporting circuitry, and then a header for an interface circuit board?
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>This one has an ethernet controller, AVR, and MAS.
hmm so it sounds like you have quite a few versions ;)
>>I am probably going to work with someone to build a SCSI MP3
>>decodeing system... build a SCSI controller into it,.
>>that way we can plug just about any SCSI periphrial into it
>>without modification, (um...plug n play for lack of a better [good] term)
>>one of the other guys wants to have like a terabyte worth of SCSI
>>drives strung together :) well he runs a radio station I think =]
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>SCSI is more complicated, more expensive, and not as forgiving as IDE
drives.
apparently working with the filesystem is easier...so I have been told
yes we know its more expensive...
>Send control over I2C, data over I2S, thats all there is to know.
cool I checked the data sheet today looks pretty straight forward
>>I just ordered a sample ATmega103L ... you had exp with them?
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>I've used them in a SCSI controller for some differential drives.
I see.
>>just wondering if Im gona need to build some sort of programer?
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>6 wires and a 25pin male plug, but I program the ethernet firmware
anyway...
cool
>SCSI on a Mega isn't pretty, or fast. You don't want to use flash,
>sometimes it doesn't all get programmed. The pre release ones they sell
>aren't good.
oh realy? we are not useing the mega for the scsi controller,
we are actualy useing a SCSI controller chip, I forget which one...
not my department realy =]
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