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twisted.penguin
post Jul 15 2004, 05:25 AM
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Are there any pinheader install guides/usage guides? I'm expecting an Xchip in the mail soon.

I know how to install chips, I just like to read up on them first.

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Easybuy2000
post Jul 15 2004, 03:36 PM
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All guides are online on our website.

The install guides are all basicly the same for LPC mod chips.

Only difference is for version 1.6 of the X-Chip you do NOT need to jump solder Vcc 3.3 volt on the LPC port. The 3.3 volt is not required.
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What are all the other points on the top of the modchip besides D0? Do those need to be soldered to anything special?
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All the important points have been marked on the chip. The most important of them all is the D0. You will need this point on the chip if you are doing a pin header install which requires soldering.
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