Re: Fluke adapter ID?

Those adapters came new with every pod. Most of them
are just straight through connectors that give you the
ability to probe the individual signals of the CPU
while the pod is connected to the UUT. I don't know
about making them into adapters, but it could probably
be done.

Thanks,
-Chris

--- Martin White <martin@guddler.co.uk> wrote:
> Just picked up a small adapter off of ebay, very
> cheap as a wild guess
> as it looked like it could have been a replacement
> for the 8085 adapter
> that i broke the other day. Well, not surprisingly,
> it's not the same.
>
> Anyone know for sure what it is? It's part number
> is: 9000A 7201 and
> there's also 4702 on the sealed Fluke packagin too.
> It _LOOKS_ to be a
> blank for making up your own adapters. Googling,
> get's me a whole 0 results!
>
> I wandered whether i could perhaps transplant the
> parts from the broken
> adapter into this one? That's if i can work out how
> to get into them :)
>
> Cheers,
> Martin.
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Received on Fri Jul 23 21:24:47 2004