With a lot of tv’s etc they are just HDMI. If you really need DVI use a converter.
Or you could go all Apple on this and have your own proprietary connector and sell the adaptor cables at a premium.
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DO NOT USE DEVICES WHERE THE IP CHANGES CONSTANTLY!
At this time it is unfortunately not possible to white list users when your IP changes constantly.
You may inadvertently get banned because a previous attack may have used the IP you are now on.
So I suggest people only use fixed IP address devices until I can think of a solution for this problem!
At this time it is unfortunately not possible to white list users when your IP changes constantly.
You may inadvertently get banned because a previous attack may have used the IP you are now on.
So I suggest people only use fixed IP address devices until I can think of a solution for this problem!
Project: HDMI/DVI out for STFM
Re: Project: HDMI/DVI out for STFM
+1 for HDMI. As PaulJ said most things have HDMI these days.
With a lot of tv’s etc they are just HDMI. If you really need DVI use a converter.
Or you could go all Apple on this and have your own proprietary connector and sell the adaptor cables at a premium.
With a lot of tv’s etc they are just HDMI. If you really need DVI use a converter.
Or you could go all Apple on this and have your own proprietary connector and sell the adaptor cables at a premium.
Re: Project: HDMI/DVI out for STFM
I suppose that's one option!Icky wrote: Tue Oct 30, 2018 7:13 pm Or you could go all Apple on this and have your own proprietary connector and sell the adaptor cables at a premium.
Re: Project: HDMI/DVI out for STFM
I got some of the aforementioned Schmitt trigger buffers, this is what the output clock looks like (with 33R in series).
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Re: Project: HDMI/DVI out for STFM
Is that on x10 probe ? The scope will load the pins and not give proper reading unless on x10.Smonson wrote: Sat Nov 03, 2018 7:57 am I got some of the aforementioned Schmitt trigger buffers, this is what the output clock looks like (with 33R in series).
Re: Project: HDMI/DVI out for STFM
Yep - 10x. Presumably the load is in the ST side of things. Or some effect that I'm not aware of. I will try it with a smaller series resistor when I get a chance.
Re: Project: HDMI/DVI out for STFM
It does look like to much resistance there.Smonson wrote: Sat Nov 03, 2018 1:14 pm Yep - 10x. Presumably the load is in the ST side of things. Or some effect that I'm not aware of. I will try it with a smaller series resistor when I get a chance.
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The new, smaller, shifter socket adapter board (fanout buffer version)... Unfortunately there's a slight overlap on the edge of an electrolytic on the ST that I failed to check, but I can always file it down a bit 
Other STs might not have that capacitor there anyway.
Other STs might not have that capacitor there anyway.
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Re: Project: HDMI/DVI out for STFM
Nice.
Makes it more stable when in the shifter socket too without the overhang.
Makes it more stable when in the shifter socket too without the overhang.
Re: Project: HDMI/DVI out for STFM
I just made the schmitt trigger version of the board and used a 0-ohm resistor for the (outgoing) clock - because I don't have anything less than 33ohms on hand - and I have recreated Exxos' symptoms! It's interesting to me because it looks pretty decent on the scope. I'll get a bunch of intermediate values in for more tests... but It's good to know that my ST isn't cursed with incessant reliability.
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