Hi,
Thanks for the extra info.. but... I still need to find out where R428 and
R429 is somewhere on the NMS8250 motherboard. I've removed the casing and
the drives bay but couldn't see anything there.. Perhaps it's under the
print that has all output connectors on it but I don't want to risk remo
Hans Otten wrote:
>
> Elco is a capacitor (or condensator in dutch). (electrolytische
> condensator)
> The plus/minus is clearly marked on the housing. And no it is NOT a
> resistor, nor does a resistor have a plus/minus side.
More corectly an elco is a polarised capacitor.A normal capacitor isn
On Tue, 28 Mar 2000, Erik Maas wrote:
> > Still i do remember having seen a slot expander somewhere in one of the
> > wellknown magazines like MCM.
>
> That is true.
> But since it was published by MCCM, they might have some copyrights on
> this. If the copyright is not theirs (they did not make
Kees Folst ala Digital KC was an important power behind hardware
developments in the Netherlands, that is the person i think who you are
referring to.
And copyrights and the MSX scene, an interesting relation...
Have you ever seen so much theft and envy in any scene?
And it did not rain very muc
Hi,
I'm about to replace R428 and R429 on my NMS8250 with the described
elco's from the MSX FAQ to fix the sound when used with a FMPAC.. The
problem is that I can't seem to locate the resistors... Can anybody
give me a hint on where to look ??
--
Roel / Utopia Sound Division
http://utopia.a1.nl
The Elektuur version is not made to the MSX standard.
By the way, more MSX developments that were published by Elektuur
suffered from serious problems. There is a signal on the MSX cartridge
connector that is called BUSDIR. On some computers this is not a problem.
This signal controls the databus
Read the RFC's!
> Second question about the tcp/ip stack, what is in between of the IP (internet
>Protocol) and the PPP (point to point protocol)
> since the ip only communicates with the link layer (802.3 etc) is it IPCP (internet
>protocol control protocol) or is there
> something more betwee
Hi,
Thanks for your reply..
Well this brings me to a new question... The SCC and the MusicModule don't
have this problem. So they have something in them that avoids/solves this
problem. So can't I simply modify the FMPAC in someway instead of having to
do some soldering in my MSX ? I now know th
Hi,
I've tried the SCC suggestion to fix the sound with the FMPAC on my NMS 8250
and it worked. Since I don't want to put in the SCC everything I use the
FMPAC I need to add that resistor. Since I don't feel like soldering in my
MSX I'll simply put it in my FMPAC (pin 49). When I read the Ultimat
Second question about the tcp/ip stack, what is in between of the IP (internet
Protocol) and the PPP (point to point protocol)
since the ip only communicates with the link layer (802.3 etc) is it IPCP (internet
protocol control protocol) or is there
something more between IP and IPCP ???
greetz
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> Van: Roel de Wit <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Aan: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Onderwerp: Adding resistor to FMPAC for use with a NMS 8250
> Datum: dinsdag 28 maart 2000 10:26
> Isn't an elco what we call a 'condensator' in the Netherlands ?? So
I'm
> somewhat confused right now.
Yes, an e
Elco is a capacitor (or condensator in dutch). (electrolytische condensator)
The plus/minus is clearly marked on the housing. And no it is NOT a
resistor, nor does a resistor have a plus/minus side.
Buy those 2 elco's (een paar dubbeltjes) and replace the resistors as marked
on the motherboard.
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