On 04/29/2017 10:31 AM, Pete Lancashire wrote: I don't but. If there is
not a connector on the back, you will need to route the signal to one.
Find the erase button and look at the voltages. The "erase" signal will
either be grounded to function or will be raise to a voltage level +5 or
+12 for example.
Once you have that, all you need is a 2 wire connector, a 1/8" audio
for example.
[GAH, re-send because 'reply' seems to go to the individual poster now
instead of back to the list... ugh :/ Sorry Pete, you're getting two copies ]
Yeah, I'd thought about doing that, too - but then I wondered if pulling
the Z axis negative triggered the erase; that would seem like a neat way of
doing it. I suppose that might be functionality I could add myself, too,
and would avoid having to modify the external panels in any way - however
space inside the case is extremely limited.
There are manuals on Ebay but for something this simple it is your
call.
We need a bitsavers equivalent for test equipment! :-)
cheers
Jules
