Re: STG interface

[Till Franitza <audiflitzer-at-gmx.de>]

> Hi Enrique,
on Picture 1 you see how I did it. The electrical load is no problem, but it
looks ugly and the mechanical load is considerable.
On Pic 2 there is another 8axis-card-solution of isg www.isg-stuttgart.de.
They used scsi-cables. SCSI has 50 pins, too. You could build an adapter into
the backside of your PC. Some manufacturers offer Flat ribbon cables that are
rolled an isolated so they look round. I think they are rather expensive.
Good thing is buid the computer into the machine.

Till
> Hey Till,
> 
>  thanks for your bug reports and progress reports, they look very
> useful.
> 
>  I have a question regarding the stg II card interface to the machine
> electronics, how are you interfacing the 50pin conectors to the
> machine, I got a ribon cable but I am affraid it is too thin for the
> load.
> 
> thanks,
> esv.
> 
> 
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