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2005\06\14@173943
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Dave W Turner
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On 6/14/05, Tom Smith <spam_OUTperegrynTakeThisOuT
optonline.net> wrote:> > The Microchip ICD2 uses an RJ12 6p6c connector. According to the ICD2 poster> one of the positions is not used (PGM). In catalogs you'll find them> referred to as RJ11 also; they're the same plug…just make sure they're 6p6c.> The Olimex ICD2 clones use a Molex connector so I bought an RJ12 ratcheting> crimper and a 25-pack of RJ12 plugs and made a few cables. Crimper and plugs> can be found at Home Depot in the US. The crimper is a precision tool with a> corresponding price tag. If you only need to make a few connections there> are cheap versions of these tools but using them is not as pleasant as the> ratcheting models. This negates the lower cost of the clone, of course.> Sparkfun sells a small adapter with both a Molex and an RJ12 connector on a> small pcb. I use these together with a Molex terminated cable to connect> between the various boards I have on hand.> > If you decide to go this route buy more RJ12 plugs than you think you need> since the cables don't always pass the continuity test. (For the continuity> test I put a Sparkfun adapter on each end of the cable and check continuity> between the six-pin headers.) Mark each plug you install with a Sharpie and> if the cable fails the continuity test use a magnifier to inspect the> finished work. With a bad cable, you can't gather much from a visual> inspection but maybe just enough to make an intelligent guess as to which> plug should be clipped and replaced. As with any other skill you get better> with practice.> > Finally, I've seen on one or two sites where someone made a hybrid cable by> taking a flat six-conductor cable with an RJ12 connector on one end and> six-conductor ribbon cable with a Molex connector at the other end and> soldering the six fine wires together. But I don't have much confidence in> this sort of thing.> > I omitted some fine points. If you have any questions feel free to ask.> > Cheers> > >
2005\06\14@215408
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2005\06\15@010108
by
Michael Rathbun
On Wed, 15 Jun 2005 00:39:41 -0400, Tom Smith <peregrynspam_OUToptonline.net>
wrote:
>
>If you mean the email attachment, html formatting shows on the piclist as an
>attachment. I use Word as my email editor and AFAIK there is no way to set a
>style for different recipients.
The attachment is a 4.7K jpeg file which is probably a nifty but totally
extraneous background texture. It would be seriously courteous to
completely turn off all "rich text" enhancements.
2005\06\15@064919
by
Gerhard Fiedler
Tom Smith wrote:
> If you mean the email attachment, html formatting shows on the piclist as an
> attachment. I use Word as my email editor and AFAIK there is no way to set a
> style for different recipients.
If you use Word as your email editor, you probably use Outlook as your
email program. If so, you should have a drop-down box in the toolbar where
the Send button is located that allows you to change the message format
from HTML to Plain Text. This then makes the message being actually a plain
text message.
Gerhard
2005\06\15@073718
by
Bob Ammerman
Lookout express provides a checkbox its contact properties for 'send mail as
plain text only' for each individual contact.
Perhaps your client does likewise.
Bob Ammerman
RAm Systems
{Original Message removed}
2005\06\15@074821
by
John J. McDonough
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Tom Smith" <@spam@peregrynKILLspamoptonline.net>
Subject: Re:[PIC] ICD2 connector
> If you mean the email attachment, html formatting shows on the piclist as
> an
> attachment.
Actually, your message doesn't show up as html. It is a multipart message
with three parts .. the first part is the text of your message (text/plain),
the second is your background image (image/jpeg), and the third part is the
piclist's trailer (text/plain). If there was some html there quite possibly
the piclist stripped it off, but the extra white jpeg, even though it's not
very large, is kind of annoying. You open it expecting to find a schematic
or something and it looks as if your image viewer is broken, or perhaps it
is yet another image variant and some other program might be able to decode
it. Eventually you look closely enough to discover that it is a pale
texture, obviously intended for a background. Most likely Outlook
stationary.
--McD
2005\06\15@085716
by
Tom Smith
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Thanks, Bob, I found it.
-----Original Message-----
From: KILLspampiclist-bouncesKILLspammit.edu [RemoveMEpiclist-bouncesTakeThisOuTmit.edu]On Behalf Of
Bob Ammerman
Sent: Wednesday, June 15, 2005 7:35 AM
To: Microcontroller discussion list - Public.
Subject: Re: [PIC] ICD2 connector
Lookout express provides a checkbox its contact properties for 'send mail as
plain text only' for each individual contact.
Perhaps your client does likewise.
Bob Ammerman
RAm Systems
----- Original Message -----
From: "Michael Rathbun" <spamBeGonepiclistspamBeGonetesp.com>
To: "Microcontroller discussion list - Public." <TakeThisOuTpiclistEraseMEspam_OUTmit.edu>
Sent: Wednesday, June 15, 2005 1:00 AM
Subject: Re: [PIC] ICD2 connector
{Quote hidden}> On Wed, 15 Jun 2005 00:39:41 -0400, Tom Smith <
RemoveMEperegrynTakeThisOuToptonline.net>
> wrote:
>
>>
>>If you mean the email attachment, html formatting shows on the piclist as
>>an
>>attachment. I use Word as my email editor and AFAIK there is no way to set
>>a
>>style for different recipients.
>
> The attachment is a 4.7K jpeg file which is probably a nifty but totally
> extraneous background texture. It would be seriously courteous to
> completely turn off all "rich text" enhancements.
>
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