Wie dumm das ich fast kein englisch kann ....
Könnte jemand bitte die Fragen oder Probleme @greenalien ins Deutsche übersetzen ?
Danke
Gento
Wie dumm das ich fast kein englisch kann ....
Könnte jemand bitte die Fragen oder Probleme @greenalien ins Deutsche übersetzen ?
Danke
Gento
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I have some comments on the board. I,m trying to figure out how to connect the power to the board.
If i run it from the scanner powersupply i need to ad a heatink on the powerregulators. Do i have to insulate the regulators from the heatsink with a mica sheet? I can also run it from a 12v powersupply that i prefer but then i have no negative voltage. Is this possible and if so do i have to modifiy the board? Get rid of the 12v regulator?
Should have gone with the raytrack...........![]()
I'm running mine from the +24v/0v/-24v supply to the scanners. I'm using a clip-on heatsink with a mica washer - it runs pretty cool.
Maplin parts info - http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=2583
and http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=30387
Thanks greenalien
I will get some mica sheets to insulate both powerregulators, Better safe the sorry.
And then you would have no way to use static beams or small angle graphics with the raytrack as you have no zone setup.
Ans yes you need to insulate the regulators.
Its only needed to cool 12V regulator, I have mounted a small piece of alluminium 20mmx10mm to theregulator.
This makes me think something about powering the board : I find the layout bad on one point : you can't mount the board on the base plate to cool the regulators, because when doing this the power connector is no more accessible... I had to turn the connector at 180° and that was quite difficult.
Gento, if you read this, maybe you will correct that in a future release![]()
The layout is indeed a littlee bit hard to fit in the projector. Especially when you want to press the board in special plastic clips. The board is to small to make the holes in the corners 4mm in diameter like the powersupply companies have so that you can press the board in the clips.
I want to use the 4 dots next to the USB port to connect the lead from the usb plug. Does anyone know how to connect the leads fro a standard usb cable to the dots? I have 4 colours and wich goes where?
help me !
Is that wiring is correct ?
If it's ok, it will allow me to build a single cable who perfectly fit in my projector..
thank's for your reply
I only run the positive trough the scanfail, not the negative. Not sure if your schematic will work, as the optocoupler is a transistor and this will only let power trough in one direction.