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17-12-2003, 09:11
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I used a pin-header' to connect the chip to the board (i removed several pins as you only need 9) and then i just had 2 wires to solder ('d1' and 'd0'). Used flux 1st to ensure a good&quick solder to the points on the board and then powered it up - job done.
Floppy26 (this was done on a version 1.1) 
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