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> > LA532 (ie. Link Adapter 532) is a PC532 add-on board which provides

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> Well, this looks like fun.  I've always wanted to play around with some

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Glad to hear that it is of interest !!.

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> > Construction Plans:
> > 
> >     Latter this week, I will post to the PC532 mailing list
> >     complete plans for wire-wrap construction.  This will
> >     include:
> > 
> >         Schematic      (Tango-Schematic)
> >         Part  layout   (Tango-PCB Plus)
> >         Parts library  (Tango)
> >         PAL equations  (ASCII, CUPL)
> >         Parts list     (ASCII)
>  
> Looks like all I'd need (except for time, scrounging parts, and meager
> $$$) Since I don't have a PC (IBM style that is) could you see if there
> is a way to get an ASCII net list from your schematic?  I could use that.
> I got a couple of small projects for my Mac with schematics in GIF format
> once, but I wouldn't want you to go to too much trouble for the curious
> among us.  The GIF file worked, not that well, but it was relatively
> platform independent.  Thanks for an interesting idea and a simple, small
> project, John.

You are welcome ... and indeed it is small and simple.

A net list should be no problem, with one exception.  Currently a couple
of connectors on the schematic are not in the library.  That is they were
constructed with lines and junctions, and therefore the associated connections
are unknown to Tango.  I will either add the connector to the library
or manually doctor the net list.   Also, in this case finding an IBM-PC has
got to be easier than generating GIF files -- glad you didn't ask for
them :-).

BTW:  I forgot to include my mailing address in the announcement:

	John Connin
	105 Red Cedar
	Longwood, FL  32779
	USA

Best regards,
johnc

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