[DSP-10] DSP-10 Completion
Richard Ewing
[email protected]
Sat, 03 Aug 2002 18:29:40 -0700
Hey Jess,
I made a revised (based on the original Steve Bible doc) command summary
sheet.
I think you will find it most useful and you can download from:
http://home.teleport.com/~rewing/dsp10area.htm
CONGRADS.
W7CQ has QSO'ed with PUA on 4 nanowatts. That is 4n into the
feedline. While the direct distance is only in the order of 43 miles +/-,
just consider the possibilites.
73 de KO7N CN84ia
At 07:34 PM 8/3/2002 -0400, [email protected] wrote:
>Good Evening to All,
>
>I would like to add my comments to those already posted here. What a great
>project! I finally completed my unit yesterday after several months of
>delays (most of which were not related to the DSP-10). I've spent all day
>playing with it. What a super toy. Thanks to Bob for all his hard work and
>to the TARP guys who made the whole process enjoyable.
>
>I changed C117 from 10pf to 6.8pf during construction as suggested by KO7N
>and W7CQ. As suggested by Bob, I also connected a ground from the R105/C113
>junction and adjusted L102 for 123.5 Mhz during preliminary checks. When I
>installed the EZ lite board the PLL locked from below 144 to above 148
>without touching L102 at all.
>
>The only problems I encountered were self inflicted. One of those was a
>pretty big deal. Midway through checkout I lost PLL lock. After flailing
>around in the dark for a while and changing U104 twice, (once on speculation
>and once because I blew it up with a meter lead)! Common sense set in and I
>ran diagnostics. The serial diagnostics showed me that I had lost the serial
>data stream (FL0) at pin 33 of P3 on the EZ lite board. A new EZ lite board
>fixed the problem -- though the pain persists!
>
>Apparently one of the things that you don't get with the new boards (in
>addition to the dos software) is a user's manual. I got the impression from
>a reply I got from a previous post that user manuals came with the earlier
>models. Is it practical, and would someone be willing, to make a copy of a
>page or two from the manual which would allow me to diagnose the loss of FL0?
> The processor still works OK. I get the blinks on the LED and everything
>else seems to work. If the signal comes from the CPU it may be an exercise
>in futility anyway. I'm not sure I'm up to changing a 128 pin flatpack!
>
>Thanks for the help and the bandwidth and again my thanks for a great project.
>
>73 de Jess - W4MVB
>
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