DCExt Development Page
This page utilizes the work by Kiyoshi IKEHARA.
For more in-depth information, you can visit Michael Robinson's new site.
For all you screenshot wh0res, I'll be taking pics shortly ;).
Parts
All these parts can be purchased through Digi-Key. A
few (like the sockets) can be found at a RadioShack, assuming they haven't gotten rid of
all their stock.
| Qty |
Name |
Digi-Key Part # |
Link |
| 1 |
Xilinx XC95108-15 (PLCC 84pin) |
122-1175-ND |
Digi-Key |
| 2 |
74ALS245 |
296-1492-5-ND |
Digi-Key |
| 2 |
ISA Slots |
EDC395982-ND |
Digi-Key |
| 1 |
25x2 pin header (DC interface) |
A26282-ND |
Digi-Key |
| 1 |
20x2 pin header (IDE interface) |
A26280-ND |
Digi-Key |
| 1 |
84 pin PLCC socket |
AE7338-ND |
Digi-Key |
| 2 |
20 pin IC socket |
A9420-ND |
Digi-Key |
Programming The Xilinx Chip
Unless you have a hardware programmer and adapter already for Xilinx 84pin PLCC chips,
you have three choices. You can:
- Buy one from Xilinx
- Search for one on ebay
- Send me the chip and I'll program it for you
Considering a brand new programmer (HW-130) can run you $800+, and people seldom sell
theirs on ebay, your best bet is probably to mail me your chip and e-mail me the code you
want programmed onto it. Then I'll simply mail the thing back to you. I offer this
service because I know this step can be a huge PITA compared to the rest. I only ask you
pay for shipping fees :). Contact info:
Mike Frysinger
223 Bailey Road
Holden MA USA, 01520
Phone: 508.847.7488
If you call me, please consider the fact that I live in the EST zone. For the current
time, visit this site
(it should give you info on the city 'Worcester').
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