I have a full set of whatever the DIP chips are for the C1G. No, I'm 
just a self educated country boy...

http://cnc4pc.com/hardware/replacement-chips/c1g/set-of-buffers-and-optoisolators-for-the-c1g-board-rev-3.html

says they are buffers and optoisolators.

JT

On 9/8/2016 8:34 PM, Gene Heskett wrote:
> On Thursday 08 September 2016 18:34:33 John Thornton wrote:
>
>> Hi Gene,
>>
>> I'm afraid the technical details are above my pay grade. I can however
>> help you with Mesa cards that relate to Linuxcnc.
> Aw, gee, John. Aren't you a C.E.T. too? ;-)
>
>> My 5i25
>> http://mesaus.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=62&product_id=5
>> 1
>>
>> I also have a C1 and a C1G and a pile of optos for them I'd be very
>> willing to part with. Let me know what you need.
>>
>> JT
> What do you need for the C1G? FWIW, there no opto's on a C1G.
>
>> On 9/8/2016 4:59 PM, Gene Heskett wrote:
>>> Greetings Peter;
>>>
>>> Someone made the remark a while back that it was indeed possible to
>>> look at the output of a function, in this case the first pwmgen of a
>>> 5i25 with the prob-rfx2 firmware in it.
>>>
>>> I've had a blowup, the ultimate cause of which I have not found yet,
>>> but from the damages done to the cnc4pc C1G BoB that I have found so
>>> far, I am inclined to think the spindle motor psu, or possibly
>>> something line powered failed. The C1G damages so far found are 1
>>> blown 74ACT245N, and an almost invisible use of a ground trace on
>>> the pcb as a fuse. All the opto's in my spindle encoder would appear
>>> to have failed.  Those I have a bag of, but that pcb makes the
>>> tinfoil of a pack of smokes look like boiler plate, so I'll have
>>> something I won't call fun replaceing them.
>>>
>>> I can run the x/z motors just fine, but the limit switches would
>>> appear to be closed as those leds are at full britness when its
>>> several inches from the switches.
>>>
>>> What happened is that I had started a short program that called for
>>> a 400 rpm spindle but had neglected to engage the headstocks back
>>> gear, so the motor took off and wound out to max speed before I
>>> could hit the big red button.  And about 1/2 second before my hand
>>> hit the button, there was a pop that came from the box over the
>>> spindle motor and everything coasted to a stop.  The pop sounded
>>> like it could have been the top of one of the hexfets on the Pico
>>> Systems PWM-servo amp I am driving the motor with. But they look
>>> pristine, and all the other components in that box look good and a
>>> DVM says they are properly powered. Thinking the motor may have
>>> thrown a winding, I've looked it over and checked for shorts and
>>> come up empty so far.
>>>
>>> Back to the 5i25 question.  So I fire up the halscope and send it to
>>> gpio1.in or in_not. And try to start the spindle from axis with the
>>> cable to the bob unplugged.
>>>
>>> I am seeing a short pulse of 1 volt p-p, which becomes inverted if I
>>> look at the in_not, and trying to increase its speed has no effect.
>>> So its beginning to look as if I may have blown this 5i25.  And I've
>>> still no clue what did it.
>>>
>>> Do you concur, Peter?  In that event, I'll need three more, with low
>>> profile brackets as I believe the one I was going to run either my
>>> toy mill, or this Sheldon lathe, has a bad pin that I was using for
>>> the probe, G38.2, and it got flaky.  That was because the big dummy
>>> I can see in the mirror here forgot to run a decent ground to the
>>> frame of my G0704.  And it was pretty darned noisy when I put a
>>> scope on it.  Fixed, but too late for that 5i25. So now I need one
>>> for the little monster, one for the Sheldon, and one for my toy mill
>>> that I've not found a round tuit to do yet.
>>>
>>> Thanks Peter, or John T.
>>>
>>> Cheers, Gene Heskett
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