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The TF536 on a CDTV (Project Abandoned)
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Re: The TF536 on a CDTV
Hi Mark,
as i said previously i do have some of them these can't be used, as it is turned on cards inside, not outside if installed correctly i can twist it around and solder to outside, but pin1 will not match correct position, this can lead to cpld damage, so only angled pin stripe can be used..
as i said previously i do have some of them these can't be used, as it is turned on cards inside, not outside if installed correctly i can twist it around and solder to outside, but pin1 will not match correct position, this can lead to cpld damage, so only angled pin stripe can be used..
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Re: The TF536 on a CDTV
Sorry Viktor I thought they were a different type 
Re: The TF536 on a CDTV
@8 Bit Dreams could you test this? How would it fit? If it fits I would be interested one. I don't have 3D printer currently, so printing support is not possible for me.
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Re: The TF536 on a CDTV
Will order some angled pin stripes and see how it fits
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Re: The TF536 on a CDTV
Hi all, my first post here, but rather an urgent matter. I just ordered TF536 from one of the Amibay users, unfortunately it doesn't fit CDTV case. The CPU itself is on a socket, which is an issue, the ide connector is pointing upwards, I've seen you had to mod it to right angled. Nevertheless, did you manage to fit the TF536 inside CDTV without drastic case mods?
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Re: The TF536 on a CDTV
Like i said before.. it doesnt fit.terriblefire wrote: Sun May 31, 2020 8:26 pm Of bigger concern to me is how to close the lid on the CDTV with the TF536 installed
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Re: The TF536 on a CDTV
Thank you Steve, I was thinking, would extension like the one I'm asking about here work?
https://electronics.stackexchange.com/q ... cdtv-moth/
There is a way to put it underneath motherboard, above memory card slot, but would require max 4 inch wire.
https://electronics.stackexchange.com/q ... cdtv-moth/
There is a way to put it underneath motherboard, above memory card slot, but would require max 4 inch wire.
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Re: The TF536 on a CDTV
You can raise it up with another 68k socket (or two)... and it will fit in the CDTV. but with the 030 socketed the lit will not shut.bartekmalysz wrote: Thu Jun 25, 2020 7:33 pm Thank you Steve, I was thinking, would extension like the one I'm asking about here work?
https://electronics.stackexchange.com/q ... cdtv-moth/
There is a way to put it underneath motherboard, above memory card slot, but would require max 4 inch wire.
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"It is not necessarily a supply voltage at no load, but the amount of current it can provide when touched that
indicates how much hurting you shall receive."
"It is not necessarily a supply voltage at no load, but the amount of current it can provide when touched that
indicates how much hurting you shall receive."
Re: The TF536 on a CDTV
Relocator wich moves it to left (or towards a front of CDTV), right angled IDE and CPU soldered to PCP could solve problem. There is a even some screws wich could be used to make a 3D printed support to make it sit stedy, if relocator is used.
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https://electronics.stackexchange.com/q ... cdtv-moth/
Relocator wich could move it about 1,5cm towards a front of CDTV would be enough. Or that it seems to me based picture on link above.
However there are options.
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https://electronics.stackexchange.com/q ... cdtv-moth/
Relocator wich could move it about 1,5cm towards a front of CDTV would be enough. Or that it seems to me based picture on link above.
However there are options.
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Re: The TF536 on a CDTV
Guys, many thanks for the support, but I need clarification (asperger doesn't help).
In one post Steve says it doesn't fit, in the next one, it fits, but... and then down the line I understand we have confirmation it does with additional pinstrips, right angled IDE, etc.
I really like the board, the project and would like to have it fit, if I can please ask anyone who's done it to show a photo of how it sits inside the case. The chap who builds the boards said he can do no CPU socket and right angled IDE, question, is it really going to be enough. I have perfect condition CDTV unit, don't want to mod the case. Thanks
In one post Steve says it doesn't fit, in the next one, it fits, but... and then down the line I understand we have confirmation it does with additional pinstrips, right angled IDE, etc.
I really like the board, the project and would like to have it fit, if I can please ask anyone who's done it to show a photo of how it sits inside the case. The chap who builds the boards said he can do no CPU socket and right angled IDE, question, is it really going to be enough. I have perfect condition CDTV unit, don't want to mod the case. Thanks
