Re: Suggestions - Broken Emulator Pins

<x-flowed>You might check with Digikey and see if they have the replacement cable,
they have many odds and ends of cables, secondly, I use an IC socket
whenever I have a plug to plug into a UUT (Unit Under Test). The plugs for
the Fluke pods are also vulnerable to breakage, hence a nice 40 pin IC
socket get put on them...works very well, just make sure the pins of the IC
socket are flat the same way as the regular CPU...

John :-#)#

At 09:46 PM 4/19/2000 , Bob Barr wrote:
>After many years using a trusty Zax 278 Z80 emulator, the law of averages
>finally caught up with me. I managed to break off two of the end pins on
>the emulator probe (flush with the circuit board, of course).
>
>I've heard that Zax has gone belly up some years ago and was wondering if
>anyone had any suggestions as to how I might repair or replace the broken
>pins (or the whole assembly for that matter).
>
>Thanks for any and all suggestions, Bob
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Received on Thu Apr 20 11:27:11 2000