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posted by XDMEN on May 16, 2013:
. GPO switch ............ I guess would do light up When you are regardless of what you do
. GPO switch ............ I guess would do light up When you are regardless of what you do
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posted by Psycho on May 16, 2013:
Here's the full info from the assembly guide thread:
Circles 1 & 2 are three switches mounted to the board. These three switches are labelled 'Normal <> Flash Write' and are all in the 'Normal' position on my board. (Never tried to flip these without knowing exactly what they do)
Circle 3 is a set of 4 DIP switches. These are labelled as follows:
1: SYSCONPWR On= HI, *Off= Normal
2: CP_ForceOn On= Enable, *Off= Disable
3: P23
4: P24
(*= Default) Switches 3 and 4 don't sound like they do anything, not sure. Setting 1 and 2 ON seems to affect how the system shuts down. The fan stays on all the time, and you can't completely shut it off. Not sure what the purpose of that is...
Circle 4 on the image is part number for the main board. Mine says:
TMU-002
1-866-574-11
Can anyone with an H1500 confirm if the motherboard is the same part #? I'm curious if the only difference is the firmware, or if the board it actually different in some way...
Heh, which one? There's at least 7 on the L1500, and probably twice that on the T1000...
XDMEN said:
What happens if you switch the DIP switch?
Here's the full info from the assembly guide thread:
Circles 1 & 2 are three switches mounted to the board. These three switches are labelled 'Normal <> Flash Write' and are all in the 'Normal' position on my board. (Never tried to flip these without knowing exactly what they do)
Circle 3 is a set of 4 DIP switches. These are labelled as follows:
1: SYSCONPWR On= HI, *Off= Normal
2: CP_ForceOn On= Enable, *Off= Disable
3: P23
4: P24
(*= Default) Switches 3 and 4 don't sound like they do anything, not sure. Setting 1 and 2 ON seems to affect how the system shuts down. The fan stays on all the time, and you can't completely shut it off. Not sure what the purpose of that is...
Circle 4 on the image is part number for the main board. Mine says:
TMU-002
1-866-574-11
Can anyone with an H1500 confirm if the motherboard is the same part #? I'm curious if the only difference is the firmware, or if the board it actually different in some way...
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posted by XDMEN on May 16, 2013:
英語は難しい......
英語は難しい......
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posted by l_oliveira on May 16, 2013:
Would be great if we all talked the same language, but variety is the spice of the world.![Image](http://archive.assemblergames.org/assemblergames.com/styles/default/xenforo/clear.png)
You know how we feel about Japanese language too, right ? Yes it's difficult ! -_-;
XDMEN said:
英語は難しい......
Would be great if we all talked the same language, but variety is the spice of the world.
![Image](http://archive.assemblergames.org/assemblergames.com/styles/default/xenforo/clear.png)
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posted by XDMEN on May 16, 2013:
World is great to widely
This board can realize the difference in cultural differences of language in a conversation with the people of the world in particular! !
Great! !
World is great to widely
This board can realize the difference in cultural differences of language in a conversation with the people of the world in particular! !
Great! !
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posted by HI_Ricky on May 20, 2013:
Nice Pic. thank's share![Image](http://archive.assemblergames.org/assemblergames.com/styles/default/xenforo/clear.png)
Nice Pic. thank's share
![Image](http://archive.assemblergames.org/assemblergames.com/styles/default/xenforo/clear.png)
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posted by Jackhead on May 22, 2013:
@Assembler:
will love to see more shots of the DTL-H1500. Maybe its possible to made a video? Inside pics would be awesome too! I cant forget it... :love-struck:. Hope you still have it.
@Assembler:
will love to see more shots of the DTL-H1500. Maybe its possible to made a video? Inside pics would be awesome too! I cant forget it... :love-struck:. Hope you still have it.
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posted by unclejun on May 25, 2013:
![Image](http://archive.assemblergames.org/lorezan.free.fr/ps2/t15k/t15k-backpanel.jpg)
![Image](http://archive.assemblergames.org/lorezan.free.fr/ps2/t15k/t15k-backpanel.jpg)