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Whoops, I messed up the upload. Just go back in town and re-uploaded the file here. Please check for errors. Any suggestions are welcome! I'll let it sit a day or two for comments, and then I'll go ahead and lay it out. It should be a quick layout.

Best regards,

Dave

OK, I have a little breathing room, so I finally had a chance to look at this. My Eagle skills are rustier than I thought. I have been spoiled by Altium. Philip, I have taken the liberty of re-arranging the schematics to be a little more clear. However, thanks for taking the initiative to get this g...

I dug up a corrupted copy of the database for the original forum, and have gone through it by hand, and reconstructed the original forums, which are now online. There's some useful material in there.

Dave

I have added the SAMS Superboard/C1P/C1PMF manual to the site, courtesy of Bill Degnan. The manual covers the Rev A hardware, with the black and white video output.

Dave

It looks fantastic.

I believe I have a stash of these somewhere, but I would be willing to go in on a few if you are considering an order--I have quite a few OSI boards to repair. I have bought some parts from I-deal a couple of times before, and he has always been responsive, and given good service. I checked on Ebay,...

Great! I haven't seen the 550 board docs anywhere else either. If you don't mind leaving them up for a while, I will (with your permission) post them up on the OSIweb site within a couple of days.

Thanks!

Best regards,

Dave

Hi Glitch!

Sounds like a lot of fun. I have had very little exposure to the C3 series, so I'm interested to hear about your progress.

Your planned projects sound like they will be very welcome tools to OSI'ers, as there's a lot of bare metal out there!

Keep us posted.

Dave

Interesting you mentioned it. I was recently looking at this site. Is this really an improvement over other brazing materials, or is it just marketing?

Dave

I agree. There are a lot of superboards out there. Some kind of easy solution to get these machines up and running would be nice.

Best regards,

Dave