1.0 Introduction:
1.0 Introduction: 1.0 Introduction:
wire header cable (on the solder side of the board) off to your target system. This can be any 87x target board. You just pop the 40 pin header into your board. Depending on VCC requirements, you may choose to use JP4 to isolate or extend the power to the target board. 28 pin Skinny Dip: OK, there is no way you are going to get this matching up via a 40 pin header system, but it's not that hard to do. 1) Crimp a special cable. 2) Use a small proto board to give you a 40 pin input to a 28 pin output with male header pins, and 28 wires. and use crimp connectors in and out. 15
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wire header cable (on the solder side of the board) off to your target system. This can be any 87x<br />
target board. You just pop the 40 pin header into your board. Depending on VCC requirements,<br />
you may choose to use JP4 to isolate or extend the power to the target board.<br />
28 pin Skinny Dip:<br />
OK, there is no way you are going to get this matching up via a 40 pin header system, but it's not<br />
that hard to do.<br />
1) Crimp a special cable.<br />
2) Use a small proto board to give you a 40 pin input to a 28 pin output with male header pins,<br />
and 28 wires. and use crimp connectors in and out.<br />
15
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