MSI Assembled Flashed & Tested
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There are actually many extra resistors if you look on the back. The big empty spot is a prototype area. The other ones are missing because i didn't do the VR circuit and because MSnSE requires the others to be gone. Some are only needed for MSII so i left them out too. I'm not "missing" any really.
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There are actually many extra resistors if you look on the back. The big empty spot is a prototype area. The other ones are missing because i didn't do the VR circuit and because MSnSE requires the others to be gone. Some are only needed for MSII so i left them out too. I'm not "missing" any really.
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It's a sticky. Use that, the mega manual and pictures.
It's a sticky. Use that, the mega manual and pictures.
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i think after i varify that all of this is gonna work, im gonna document all of this, because what you (chad) and i did is a bit differant than waht others have done... i know i for one have had to kind of mix information around to get the final output... but im not posting anything untill im sure it works
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Long as you socketed it then i see no problems because you can go back. I on the other hand had to cut the circuit board to get mine to work because i stupidly didn't go to radioshack and buy a damn socket. Anyway, when you cut that circuit you can't use the DB9 connector unless you rejumper it on the back side. Anyway, it's just stupid that you can't use both. If I was gonna do it again I would socket it just like you have and still use the USB adapter.
The actual wiring it up is easy though.
The actual wiring it up is easy though.
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Thanks for correcting that. I hadn't read the USB adapter install untill after i soldered the RS232 in. Wasn't real happy once i went to radioshack and found they had the 6 pins which as you said could have been used.
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Yeah there are all kinda of options. If i end up wanting to use the DB9 port for some weird reason i'll just rejumper the connections i cut, not bad, but definitely other/better ways of setting up the USB adapter.
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