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Offline typoagain

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need part numbers
« on: October 15, 2012, »
I bought my first LE about a year ago. Since then it seems that the gods have comspired agains me ever getting ti going.

I finally have got the time to finish it up and get it going, but then a new problem cropped up-my wife.

My lovely young bride decided that I needed a bit of help cleaning up the man-cave. In the mist of her cleaning frenzy she managed to throw away a little envelope full of chips. She swears that she never did this, but over ten HOURS of looking in every possible place says otherwise.

I need to replace all the chips that plug into the board. Could someone help me with a list of just what chips I need to get?

I have tried to figure it all out but I tend to get lost. I know nothing about electronics and actually depend on pictures and descriptions to put all of the together.

I also need to get a pickit to program all this with. Where can I find a good deal on that?

Any help would be appreciated!

One of the new guys in Odessa TX.

Offline peteandvanessa

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Re: need part numbers
« Reply #1 on: October 15, 2012, »
Isn't the parts list in the Wiki for the Lynx Express ->
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(scroll down to the Lynx Express)

Parts list from the Wiki is here ->
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For the PicKit, get a PicKit 3 you can get it off ebay (get the real Microchip PicKIT 3 and not the clones)

Or buy it direct here:
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Offline chrisatpsu

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Re: need part numbers
« Reply #2 on: October 15, 2012, »
Mouser #:  771-SAA1064PN
Desc.:  LED Display Drivers LED DRVR 4DGT W/I2C 
Qty: 1


Mouser #:  859-MOC3023   
Desc.:  Triac & SCR Output Optocouplers Optocoupler TRIAC 
Qty: 16


Mouser #:  782-H11AA1   
Desc.:  Transistor Output Optocouplers Bi-Directional Input 
Qty: 1


Mouser #:  511-ST485BN   
Desc.:  Buffers & Line Drivers Hi-Spd Lo Pwr Trans 
Qty: 2


Mouser #:  579-PIC24FJ32GA002SP   
Desc.:  16-bit Microcontrollers - MCU 32KB 8192 bytes 16MIPS 21 I/O 
Qty: 1
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Offline typoagain

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Re: need part numbers
« Reply #3 on: October 15, 2012, »
Thx, I think I have figured it out.  ;D

I simply took the BOM and deleted everything that had a picture and did not look right. After that I was able to get a good idea as to what was what by the part numbers and descriptions. There was one extra part that did not have a picture and I am not sure just what it is, so I just bought it. <yk..

I was going to buy some solider until I saw that they had 583 different types of solder and flux. Screw that. I need to order some tips from MCM anyway, so I will just get the same thing I got last time!
One of the new guys in Odessa TX.

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Re: need part numbers
« Reply #4 on: October 15, 2012, »
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Mouser #:  771-SAA1064PN
Desc.:  LED Display Drivers LED DRVR 4DGT W/I2C 
Qty: 1


Mouser #:  859-MOC3023   
Desc.:  Triac & SCR Output Optocouplers Optocoupler TRIAC 
Qty: 16


Mouser #:  782-H11AA1   
Desc.:  Transistor Output Optocouplers Bi-Directional Input 
Qty: 1


Mouser #:  511-ST485BN   
Desc.:  Buffers & Line Drivers Hi-Spd Lo Pwr Trans 
Qty: 2


Mouser #:  579-PIC24FJ32GA002SP   
Desc.:  16-bit Microcontrollers - MCU 32KB 8192 bytes 16MIPS 21 I/O 
Qty: 1

Cool! You caught my one mistake just in time. I still have the order open in another window! Thx!
One of the new guys in Odessa TX.

Offline tbone321

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Re: need part numbers
« Reply #5 on: October 15, 2012, »
If you are putting in an order to Mouser, I would suggest adding in some spare parts as well such as an extra PIC, a few triacs and perhaps a few more opto's.  This way you can both aviod the fairly high shipping rates from Mouser and have parts on hand if something happens to the controller during the season.
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Offline typoagain

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Re: need part numbers
« Reply #6 on: October 16, 2012, »
I did order a few extra parts.

BUT! The day after I placed the order for the missing parts, guess what I find!

THE BLINKY-FLASHY GODS ARE AGAINST ME!
One of the new guys in Odessa TX.

Offline tbone321

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Re: need part numbers
« Reply #7 on: October 17, 2012, »
Then I guess that you need to apologise to the wife and are rewarded with even more spare parts.   :D
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Re: need part numbers
« Reply #8 on: November 19, 2012, »
Noooo....I am going to try the "just shut up and hope the wife does not find out while ordering another board" method.
One of the new guys in Odessa TX.