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awemawson:
Well in this project, pre-determined is that the data lines are labelled 1-16 but the address lines are labelled 0-15, and even worse, the data line appear on pins with A(nn) numbering leading to all sorts of confusion.

However, personally I think things should be labelled as what they are! If labelling a class of four items as 1-3 and no label, you are stuck when label 2 falls off, and in the real world this happens all to often.

awemawson:
So I got the remaining rows 'B' & 'C' crimped and sleeved so now at last perhaps I can get down to proper testing!

WeldingRod:
That's easy!  You label all four because that way you have a check sum ;-)
Otherwise, if your tape fails you have two identically "not labelled" parts...

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vintageandclassicrepairs:
Hi Andrew
I have to admire your enthusiasm and energy pursuing  this fault finding "adventure"
In a previous life I worked as a spark and instrument tech at a combined cycle gas fired powered station
Seeing the multitude of connections on your "test rig" reminds me of  my work back then
All long gone now (including me)!!

John


awemawson:
Thanks for your kind words John.

I don’t HAVE to do this but it keeps my brain working!

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