| ??? 11/29/05 15:59 Read: times |
#104366 - Flat cable Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Erik Malund said:
Why does the target board have a male header? Female seems safer to me and gives more installation options
Since i do not and will not use Atmel chips, I do not know what the cable is. However with flat cables I have yet to see the cable having a male header and the board a female. Erik Thanks Erik, Now that I think about it would be really dumb to have a male header floating around on the end of a cable. That would be a more important consideration than any ease of use (I had in mind leaving the header exposed on the project). Peter. |
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