pci interfacing card.

[paranz]

There are several experimenters board for pci try to search for that pra nman di na kyo mahirapan sa board. Kung talaga nman cut an old pci card and solder the wire thru it.

meron kaya available locally?

[paranz]

ito ISA prototyping board...

[0b00000111]

saan nakakabili nyang experimenter's board? parang maganda yan ah... pero kung sa practicality, sa USB ako dahil plug and play...

[paranz]

wala yata available dito locally

[aze]

wala yata available dito locally

sayang naman po... kng wlang available locally. mganda pa naman ung pci prototyping board. ung gagamitin ko kcng pci card is ung pci card na gamit na isosoldered ko nlng ng wires pra mka interface. hehehe

[paranz]

sayang naman po... kng wlang available locally. mganda pa naman ung pci prototyping board. ung gagamitin ko kcng pci card is ung pci card na gamit na isosoldered ko nlng ng wires pra mka interface. hehehe

pwede ka namang gumawa siguro ng board. Orcad layout meron footprint for PCI and ISA slots

[aze]

pwede ka namang gumawa siguro ng board. Orcad layout meron footprint for PCI and ISA slots

un nga po ang iniicp namin. kya lng sa sobrang katipiran namin po un nlng ang gagamitin hehehe
wla dn po kcng available na malapit na mga electronic stores dito smin na double sided na pcb. sbi nrn ng teacher namin ok na ung gamit na na pci card basta hindi lng mgka interconek ang mga pins at maayos ang pagkasoldered.  kya nga doble na ang hirap pero ok nrn po atleast dagdag sa kaalaman hehehe sir paranz sa inyo po ba yang isa na prototype board?

[paranz]

hehe sa internet galing ang pics, wala ako nyan

[maldihtah13]

pwede ka namang gumawa siguro ng board. Orcad layout meron footprint for PCI and ISA slots

Meron din po ako nakita sa eagle 5.0V kchcheck ko lang ngaun.

[motion55]

Connecting to the PCI bus isn't easy. It isn't TTL signaling. It uses "reflected wave" signaling. It also uses special handshaking protocols. If you want to build your own, the normal route is to use an FPGA chip and use the readily available PCI design IPs.

Having said all the discouraging things, here is a tip. Apparently you can implement a simple PCI interface using just three GAL chips. Here is a link to a PCI diagnostic card using such method.

http://www.pctechbytes.com/DIY/pcidiagnostic.htm



Try to get a hold of this or similar card and reverse engineer the schematic. I think it is available at one of Gilmore PC stores.

[paranz]

^ hehe mahirap nga, ISA nalang muna ako...

[aze]

sir ung pci na pcb na gmit na mtatanggal ba ung metal nun ng feric chloride ung bronze nya? tinanggal ko na po ung varnish na color grin.

[maldihtah13]

kung di ako nagkakamali tin coated yta yun? not so sure.

[aze]

kung di ako nagkakamali tin coated yta yun? not so sure.

kc po kelangan ko tanggalin ung metal o ung bronze na nka conek sa mga pins ng card. ang planu ko po takpan nlng ng masking tape ung pins at tatanggalin ko ung metal using feric chloride ang tanung ko po kng matatanggal ung bronze hehehe

[paranz]

kc po kelangan ko tanggalin ung metal o ung bronze na nka conek sa mga pins ng card. ang planu ko po takpan nlng ng masking tape ung pins at tatanggalin ko ung metal using feric chloride ang tanung ko po kng matatanggal ung bronze hehehe

trial and error ka nalang hehe

[aze]

trial and error ka nalang hehe

cge po tnx po sir. hehe

[0b00000111]

Connecting to the PCI bus isn't easy. It isn't TTL signaling. It uses "reflected wave" signaling. It also uses special handshaking protocols. If you want to build your own, the normal route is to use an FPGA chip and use the readily available PCI design IPs.

Having said all the discouraging things, here is a tip. Apparently you can implement a simple PCI interface using just three GAL chips. Here is a link to a PCI diagnostic card using such method.

http://www.pctechbytes.com/DIY/pcidiagnostic.htm



Try to get a hold of this or similar card and reverse engineer the schematic. I think it is available at one of Gilmore PC stores.

mukhang mahirap nga siya...