The chips don't reveal their functions, but one chip must hold the software for the visual interface, one must control sound, and another must handle video production. But which is which? It's a little difficult to figure out.
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So perhaps the ribbons are either displaced
or
your actions may have introduced ESD?
(maybe you followed bench precautions but I dont see your A-static equipment in the backg... (Read the rest) - Posted by: radcom@... Posted on: 10/27/07 You are currently: Logged In | Log out
 Interesting.. Patrick Jones | 10/25/07 |
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