On 12/09/02 19:49.17, The Robman said...
ask the seller if he includes the pins needed
for the RCU810 (most of them do). Then, rather
than soldering them into place, just put them
in the female end of the JP1 cable and hold it
in place by hand. It's not perfect but it does
work.
I sure know that works on a 7800. Have you done that with an RCU810 or are you just assuming it would work? How do you avoid shorting that backlight thing on the further side of the RCU810 PCB? On the 7800 you can just push the pins through the PCB holes and then tilt to make contact (the 7800 doesn't have that sheet).
BTW, does the RCU810 have plated through holes? If it does then the pogo pins you were talking about for the 2133 might work well on the RCU810.
