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  • Toros
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    Dear friend! If even now nothing is clear to you, I suggest you give up on this project!​
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  • wtrk
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    Originally posted by Toros View Post

    OK! Look here!
    Is 't poss'ble to show 't l'ke photo below _

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  • Toros
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    Originally posted by wtrk View Post

    This photo is not useable brother.
    OK! Look here!
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  • wtrk
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    Originally posted by Toros View Post

    I have this wiring diagram. I downloaded it from the Turkish site.​
    This photo is not useable brother.

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  • Toros
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    Originally posted by wtrk View Post
    Hello Can someone show me how can we connect delta pulse 2 to discrimination pcb ? Click image for larger version  Name:	Untitled.png Views:	0 Size:	409.3 KB ID:	411004
    I have this wiring diagram. I downloaded it from the Turkish site.​
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  • wtrk
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    Hello Can someone show me how can we connect delta pulse 2 to discrimination pcb ? Click image for larger version

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  • kemoli
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    thank you so much walkman

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  • walkman
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    Originally posted by kemoli View Post


    can you please give hex file
    I have DP2 all files add.
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  • Toros
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    Originally posted by GeoMax View Post
    Hi Toros,

    the PCB has more than 20++ design issues with the ground plane alone... see image
    I am not at all trying to look at the picture and guess by it. Walkman gave us the board in sprint layout format and I open that file and see that I can edit the board to my liking. In Sprint layout, the metallization of the ground is done automatically with one click of the mouse. You can put it on and you can turn it off. Small areas of the board that are metalized but not connected to the ground I don't think can cause a problem. I'll pay you a slightly edited board with added mounting holes so you can see how easy it is and not fill the thread with unnecessary arguments. If you don't have this program - tell me so I can send you a link where you can download it for free.​
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  • kemoli
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    Originally posted by walkman View Post
    All for forum's

    can you please give hex file

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  • GeoMax
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    Hi Toros,

    the PCB has more than 20++ design issues with the ground plane alone... see image

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  • GeoMax
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    Hi Toros,

    actually the PCB has many more design issues if you check it out closely.

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  • GeoMax
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    Hi Toros,

    looking at the PCB posted at post #121, you will have difficultis to place mounting homes for e.g. at the corners of the PCB. Another issue is that the PCB designer placed components right in the corner. This is actually a no go for a good designed PCB.

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  • Toros
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    Originally posted by GeoMax View Post
    Hi Guys,

    you are producing nice PCB's but many times you forgot one fundamental item on your PCB's. And this are mounting holes. How do you want to mount your PCB's in an enclosure? With "air hooks"? Or glue it in the un-professional way? When I design a PCB, I spend some ideas in what kind of enclosure the PCB should fit in and there are always several mounting holes on all of my PCB's.
    You have a board prepared with a program that allows any changes to be made. What prevents you from making holes to attach the board?​

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  • GeoMax
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    Hi Guys,

    you are producing nice PCB's but many times you forgot one fundamental item on your PCB's. And this are mounting holes. How do you want to mount your PCB's in an enclosure? With "air hooks"? Or glue it in the un-professional way? When I design a PCB, I spend some ideas in what kind of enclosure the PCB should fit in and there are always several mounting holes on all of my PCB's.

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