Saving display/message changes
It's ok now!
Thanks again Cheff.
CheffDeGaar said:Once the name is modified, press the menu button for more than one or two seconds, until the "saving" message is displayed
It's ok now!
Thanks again Cheff.
Ok, as promised here is a picture of my Type 1 display.
Almost all is well, discovered yesterday that the brightness control is not working, although the contrast is....
This is clear from the picture, the background rectangles are way too visible.
Just a little bug, i hope.
Almost all is well, discovered yesterday that the brightness control is not working, although the contrast is....
This is clear from the picture, the background rectangles are way too visible.
Just a little bug, i hope.
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Maousse said:Those PCB are original CheffDeGaar's own UGS, ultraFlat design
So there will a second unit in the world
The PCB GB vmoreau did is for a 2units enclosure design.
no Trung theres 2 others.....
Marc
jacco vermeulen said:You mean : Pavel's amps are in all respects amongst the most beautiful.
Jacco,
Talking about beautifull amps and boards.....seen this ?
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May I ask some very stupid questions here.
1) Can I just don't use sub pcb, input trigger board and amp trigger board. Is it still working?
2) When flashing the micro-controller board, do we need to connect the power supply together and power it up. Or can we just connect the micro-controller pcb to the program pcb and plug it to parallel port.
Thanks in advance.
1) Can I just don't use sub pcb, input trigger board and amp trigger board. Is it still working?
2) When flashing the micro-controller board, do we need to connect the power supply together and power it up. Or can we just connect the micro-controller pcb to the program pcb and plug it to parallel port.
Thanks in advance.
WT said:May I ask some very stupid questions here.
1) Can I just don't use sub pcb, input trigger board and amp trigger board. Is it still working?
YES !
2) When flashing the micro-controller board, do we need to connect the power supply together and power it up. Or can we just connect the micro-controller pcb to the program pcb and plug it to parallel port.
All you need is external 9V connected to display power connector as well as programmer connected.
Thanks in advance.
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