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echo: cis.general_interest
to: Steve Wegert 76703,4255 (X)
from: Eric A. Cottrell [WIT] 76327,515
date: 1990-06-19 21:11:40
subject: #4493-#dead TTX

#: 4500 S1/General Interest
    19-Jun-90  21:11:40
Sb: #4493-#dead TTX
Fm: Eric A. Cottrell  [WIT] 76327,515
To: Steve Wegert 76703,4255 (X)

Hi Steve,
Well I can guess that you picked up another power supply!
You can usually assume that +5 volts is used if it is TTL (+12 volts on CMOS)
amd +12 and -12 for the RS232. The negative supplies are the lightest amperage
while the +5 is the heaviest. If it is an eariler microprocessor then -5 could
also be used.
You can get into some weird stuff. One terminal I remember used +70 volts for
the monitor. It sounds like ratings were stamped on the PS.
I will still look up the area's hamfest and post them tomorrow.
73 Eric...

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