30 September 2013, 09:19 | #41 |
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So the one ive got in my 600 will work no problem in this board your selling its just i was thinking will it work in a 500+ as its been formatted for the 600
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30 September 2013, 21:42 | #43 |
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I take it back, Jiffy!
Oh wait, it was Spock who said that. Never mind. kipper2k: Yeah, something like on the old harddisk interfaces, a header on the board and a normal PC case style LED can be attached. I don't mind a normal one though, send ASAP!! Hehe (But what are the two holes next to the CF slot? Looks like a strategic point for a LED header to me!) |
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I think the original floppy LED could be replaced by two separate LEDs as the PCB has pads for two. Just need to do a little trace cutting and rewiring and it should be working and looking decent (provided you can find LEDs 1/2 width of the original one).
But I like the glue way as well, looks more original. |
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If you have WB 2.06(?),2.1, 3.0 or 3.1 you can definitely make it work fine on both with some startup work Edit: oh, you didn't format it yourself, you wanted to use a bought installed one from E*ay? Then the seller should be able to answer that, if you give him your kickstart versions. But even then, it's possible - if you are familiar with startup sequence work. Last edited by Photon; 30 September 2013 at 22:12. |
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Friendly tip, stay away from the blue ones, they will annoy the H3LL out of you Had to put black tape over the one in my A600 There... SHOULD be multicolor ones that exactly replace the Amiga ones. But finding them... |
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The 2 pin header is 5v and ground pads.. It can serve a few purposes... out of the Amiga programming power supply, a header for a power LED and my favourite... a header to provide a power point for dual boot ROM |
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hi Kipper
maybe silly , but, would any CF work here ? or only the cf s that are meant for hdd ? |
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See the CF threads for that I think, I'm pretty sure kipper2k's IDE is no different from all other IDEs. And when in doubt, buy Sandisk Extreme III 2GB. And don't buy from E*ay, it's full of relabeled crap cards.
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if the CF card is formatted for Amiga, then it will work, a store bought CF card is normally formatted fat32 so it would need to be formatted using workbench. There are probably a few ways of doing this
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Again, (don't know why my question is being ignored over and over again)
The AdIDE board had a solution to add a single wire to the motherboard to provide the HD activity LED on the floppy drive LED. Can't this be done here??? |
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Don't make to much fuss about it, though. Just a header to which I can connect a cable plus led scrounged from any old pc would do nicely. Last edited by jiffy; 01 October 2013 at 13:15. |
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From what I remember the LED activity is provided by just wiring pin 39 of the IDE connector plus ground to a LED.
I guess simply wiring the +LED signal from kipper2k's adapter to the floppy +LED could suffice but I can't be sure nor tried it. One solution could be mounting a LED from kipper2k's adapter via hotglue or glue to the floppy LED. That way HD LED blink, the Floppy LED would also blink as well (as it's semitransparent) No alteration, no wiring and totally reversible mod. |
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Hi there can I please get one of these too.
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kipper2k,
Can you put me down for an 8 meg version, please? Thank you. |
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I will need another as well. I already signed up for one, which is now two =)
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Thanks,
I'm logging all the requests, i'll get on them as soon as i get home . |
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Can someone please answer this question.
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10 October 2013, 12:31 | #60 |
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Long answer, The activity LED is fed 5v from the 5v rail and the turning on/off is controlled by the LED- signal of the 9572 (pin 33). This means that the state of this pin will control whether the LED is on or off.
Short answer, it needs 2 wires that allows remote placement of the LED by a 2 wire extension, I will provide one for people. or an LED can be placed on the board. (i will check out the LED block to see if it can tie in to the Amiga existing LED) Last edited by kipper2k; 10 October 2013 at 14:14. |
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