PLAN B analog blog

I've added some new photos in the Misc section pf this 
yahoogroup of:

A) Plan B Skunkworks (that used to be my kitchen ...and  the shot 
of with the metal punch used to be my kitchen sink!)

B) Model 23 and 16 prototypes

C) Model 24 Heisenberg Gen going through it's paces

enjoy,

- P

That port isn't doing anything in this application.  All I/O pins 
being programmable, it's up the specific frimware to address 
this port and for the Heisenberg it's not nessesary. 

We used this board only to interface the microcontroller to the 
crystal.  It's got the bypass caps as well... it doesn't have to be 
there though, but it's mounted and working so I never bothered to 
screw with that.  There'll be no port on the final product.

- P



--- In PLAN_B_analog_blog@yahoogroups.com, Romeo Fahl 
<rfahl@...> wrote:
>
> Heh. It looks like the Heisenberg Gen. has an ethernet port.  
Does that 
> mean I can pump some chaos into my office network?
> 
> Romeo
> 
> 
> On Aug 21, 2006, at 8:03 PM, (i think you can figure that out) 
wrote:
> 
> > I've added some new photos in the Misc section pf this
> >  yahoogroup of:
> >
> >  A) Plan B Skunkworks (that used to be my kitchen ...and the 
shot

> >  of with the metal punch used to be my kitchen sink!)
> >
> >  B) Model 23 and 16 prototypes
> >
> >  C) Model 24 Heisenberg Gen going through it's paces
> >
> >  enjoy,
> >
> >  - P
> >
> >  
> >
>

Heh. It looks like the Heisenberg Gen. has an ethernet port.  Does that 
mean I can pump some chaos into my office network?

Romeo

On Aug 21, 2006, at 8:03 PM, (i think you can figure that out) wrote:

> I've added some new photos in the Misc section pf this
>  yahoogroup of:
>
>  A) Plan B Skunkworks (that used to be my kitchen ...and the shot
>  of with the metal punch used to be my kitchen sink!)
>
>  B) Model 23 and 16 prototypes
>
>  C) Model 24 Heisenberg Gen going through it's paces
>
>  enjoy,
>
>  - P
>
>  
>