VOGONS


First post, by sidbarnhoorn

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Hello there,

I'm currently working on a 486 build and I'm going to have to reprogram the display LED but I have no idea how this works nor am I able to find a manual on how to operate it. It seems to be a "T-586".

I have attached a few pictures of it and maybe someone here knows how to program it. I would appreciate it!

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Thanks in advance!

Best regards,
Sid

Reply 1 of 4, by Am386DX-40

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See if you can find something here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/10o3zS … a_86VDKRPZmkcSs

Even if you exact model is not there, you may get a grasp on how it works, or just power it up and change some jumpers to somehow learn how the combinations work. They are all very similar.

Reply 2 of 4, by wiretap

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Connect 5V and G (ground) for power. The LCH pins are for Low Common High pins for the turbo speed indication on the motherboard. It is currently jumpered to always show the high speed.

My Github
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Reply 4 of 4, by sidbarnhoorn

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Success! I got it to work! 😀 Using TopBench I managed to figure out it went from 66Mhz to 20Mhz when using the turbo button. The only thing I still have to figure out is how to make the turbo LED turn on when I push the button and it goes to 20Mhz... now the LED is turned on at the start at 66Mhz and turns off when I push the button and it goes to 20Mhz.