Hey folks,
As I mentioned on the forum a bit, I picked up a Kurz Kasch unit from a forum member. The documentation on the web is a bit weak but I have 2 large folders here full of paperwork for it, most cards, signature analyzer, and more.
I'll be scanning that in and converting it to .pdf but that's not all of what this is about.
I'm looking for people that have cards and have enough circuit abilities to sit down and draw out a schematic on paper or on the computer for each of the cards. This would allow proto boards to be used to one-off modules for testing and repairing some of the oldest video game boards.
I have Adobe Acrobat and can convert the drawings to PDF and combine them with the scanned instruction sheets or .pdf versions of existing instruction sheets to finally have a good set of documentation for these units.
Any takers?
RJ
As I mentioned on the forum a bit, I picked up a Kurz Kasch unit from a forum member. The documentation on the web is a bit weak but I have 2 large folders here full of paperwork for it, most cards, signature analyzer, and more.
I'll be scanning that in and converting it to .pdf but that's not all of what this is about.
I'm looking for people that have cards and have enough circuit abilities to sit down and draw out a schematic on paper or on the computer for each of the cards. This would allow proto boards to be used to one-off modules for testing and repairing some of the oldest video game boards.
I have Adobe Acrobat and can convert the drawings to PDF and combine them with the scanned instruction sheets or .pdf versions of existing instruction sheets to finally have a good set of documentation for these units.
Any takers?
RJ

