>>>>> So, I really do need this device. Any help would be greatly
>>>>> appreciated. Sorry for the [OT] posting.
>>>> I'll have a go at designing one for you, but don't hold your
>>>> breath.
>>> That would be great! I figured a few rectifiers, a zener, and a
>>> few other parts should do it, but I've been away from
>>> electronics for a few years and don't have the time to fiddle.
>>> If you come up with something, I'd be very grateful indeed!
> [SNIP schematics]
> Thanks for putting the fragments together into a single
> schematic! It looks much clearer to me now. I'll play with it
> sometime soon.
No problems.
> BTW, you have wonderful ASCII schematic diagram abilities!! ;o)
{Blush} Thanks...
> Since we've abused the list a bit over this, I feel obligated
> now to write a Linux device driver for it, and put it all on a
> webpage. ;o)
Better still, get the driver included in the kernel sources, with the
final schematic in the Documentation subdirectory...
> When I get it all working, I'll do something like that. Maybe
> it'll get in 2.3.x sometime.... ;o)
Let's hope so...
> Anyone else interested in this circuit, etc.. should email me
> privately, and I'll provide you with an email when I've got a
> functional prototype. Then you can go to the URL and get the
> schemas, etc...
Best wishes from Riley.
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| development, ie., the quality is too high and the speed is too high, |
| in other words, I can implement this XXXX feature, but I bet someone |
| else has already done so and is just about to release their patch. |
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