Comments for Personal Fabrication http://www.civilizationfromscratch.org/blog The Work of Our Own Hands Mon, 06 Sep 2010 08:50:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 Comment on Power-On Circuitry by Nibble http://www.civilizationfromscratch.org/blog/?p=39#comment-175 Nibble Sun, 12 Jul 2009 16:32:17 +0000 http://www.civilizationfromscratch.org/blog/?p=39#comment-175 Thanks again! Thanks again!

]]> Comment on Power-On Circuitry by Owad http://www.civilizationfromscratch.org/blog/?p=39#comment-174 Owad Sun, 12 Jul 2009 00:10:39 +0000 http://www.civilizationfromscratch.org/blog/?p=39#comment-174 10uF 50V sounds fine. 50V is the maximum voltage, so you're well within that. 10uF 50V sounds fine. 50V is the maximum voltage, so you’re well within that.

]]> Comment on Power-On Circuitry by Owad http://www.civilizationfromscratch.org/blog/?p=39#comment-173 Owad Sun, 12 Jul 2009 00:09:24 +0000 http://www.civilizationfromscratch.org/blog/?p=39#comment-173 I meant 1K total. I think I must not have had a 1K handy, so I approximated it with two resistors. With different values, all you're doing is varying the amount of time that the power button is 'pressed'. It doesn't have to be exact. I meant 1K total. I think I must not have had a 1K handy, so I approximated it with two resistors. With different values, all you’re doing is varying the amount of time that the power button is ‘pressed’. It doesn’t have to be exact.

]]> Comment on Power-On Circuitry by Nibble http://www.civilizationfromscratch.org/blog/?p=39#comment-172 Nibble Sat, 11 Jul 2009 03:06:53 +0000 http://www.civilizationfromscratch.org/blog/?p=39#comment-172 Dear OWAD, Thank you for your reply. 10uF x 50V is ok? And the two resistors, 1K each? Best, Nibble Dear OWAD,

Thank you for your reply.

10uF x 50V is ok?
And the two resistors, 1K each?

Best,

Nibble

]]> Comment on Power-On Circuitry by Owad http://www.civilizationfromscratch.org/blog/?p=39#comment-171 Owad Fri, 10 Jul 2009 13:23:53 +0000 http://www.civilizationfromscratch.org/blog/?p=39#comment-171 The capacitor is 10uF. With the resistors, I think I was shooting for 1K, total. The capacitor is 10uF. With the resistors, I think I was shooting for 1K, total.

]]> Comment on Power-On Circuitry by Nibble http://www.civilizationfromscratch.org/blog/?p=39#comment-170 Nibble Wed, 08 Jul 2009 02:25:05 +0000 http://www.civilizationfromscratch.org/blog/?p=39#comment-170 Hello, Thanks for sharing. I have access to the BIOS of the decTOP and there is no option to change the power on feature. So, your solution is the only one I have found. Please, let us know the value of the two resistors (see in the picture) and the correct value for the capacitor (to place inside the decTOP case, if possible). Thank you and best regards, Nibble Hello,

Thanks for sharing. I have access to the BIOS of the decTOP and there is no option to change the power on feature.

So, your solution is the only one I have found. Please, let us know the value of the two resistors (see in the picture) and the correct value for the capacitor (to place inside the decTOP case, if possible).

Thank you and best regards,

Nibble

]]> Comment on Mechanics complete by ivanirons http://www.civilizationfromscratch.org/blog/?p=30#comment-13 ivanirons Mon, 18 Aug 2008 22:13:40 +0000 http://www.civilizationfromscratch.org/blog/?p=30#comment-13 Looks Good! If you have some more photos I would love to see them. Ivan http://www.cncinformation.com Looks Good! If you have some more photos I would love to see them.

Ivan
http://www.cncinformation.com

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