Just got a set of CT6200 scanners off ebay. They were listed without drivers, but the seller put two CT 659 drivers in the box...
Does anyone have any data on these? Can't seem to find anything on them - a pinout would be nice
/Thomas
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Mystery CT drivers
Just got a set of CT6200 scanners off ebay. They were listed without drivers, but the seller put two CT 659 drivers in the box...
Does anyone have any data on these? Can't seem to find anything on them - a pinout would be nice
/Thomas
Senior Member
Cambridge Technologies has wonderful support. If you can't find the manual on their website you can email them I have found them very responsive and quite a good bunch of people.
-Adam
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well it has an LM3886 so worst case you can make a very nice audio amplifier!
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Looks like a 685xx with the amp stage replaced by a LM3886
in which case I have half the schematics.
Cambridged cloned a clone... in a humourous way.
I could figure that amp out in a half hour..
Steve
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On closer look, it looks more like a 678xx without notch filter, the +-15V regulators, and the coil temperature calculator. I'll toss them in the drawer and use them for spareparts. I want drivers with a rc4200 protecting the scannersOriginally Posted by mixedgas
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