Spudmn's Puma board build

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nitrousnrg wrote: What about trying other values for the PLL components? Maybe now you can get the values I used. It could even be TH for testing (http://i.imgur.com/PwRiJ.jpg)
I might try that when I get a chance. It's got to be some thing simple.
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Are you jumpering the SM switch pin? If not, do so, otherwise what you say about the PLL will be true, and the SM may never run (or try to run). Just a thought.
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yep. Using a jumper. I am going to order the right parts soon and see if that helps.
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Does the SM use the PLL or just the Xtal ?
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Just Xtal.
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I ordered a new Xtal and some caps for the PLL today. I also ordered the FT232.

My MAX9924 samples finally showed up today.
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The FT232 and the 74HC86D I ordered yesterday arrived this morning before I left for work. Dam that was fast.

The other parts are on back order.
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Before you left for work you say, so did you call in a sick day :)
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LOL :lol2:
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Spudmn wrote:My MAX9924 samples finally showed up today.
Shit! I guess I will need to get you some working missing tooth code soonish then :-/

Sean's car takes priority code wise, for now, but after that, anyone with hw attached to an engine gets some attention/work done.

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