pic: Team 1382 Eletronics Board

[Susha]

The baord looks great! We're going to be using the C-channels as well so it's nice to see how and how well they work.

[Ted Weisse]

Does look nice for bench testing, but you might want to seperate your data (unshielded PWM, Ethernet, ect.) lines from your power lines. EMI is a pesky pixie.

[Vikesrock]

Originally Posted by Teja

first of all...great looking e-board! i was just wondering how you mounted the crio onto the board. I looked arround and they dont really give any like mounting holes.

The mounting holes are obscured by the modules when they are installed. Remove the modules and the holes magically appear

[Teja]

Originally Posted by Vikesrock

The mounting holes are obscured by the modules when they are installed. Remove the modules and the holes magically appear

woah!! gotcha....thanks for the help. We did some testing and i had to use a bunch of zipties to mount it.

[Electrical1764]

I like the look of this board, and the organization, but what happens when a wire has to be replaced? It just seems to me that it would take longer to replace a wire with all the holes to weave through and the zipties.

[Felipe Sagui]

when a wire need to be replaced we open and take off the wire with problem...it's easy...only need to get the correct wire with a multimeter.

[spiffyspleen]

first of all...great looking e-board! i was just wondering how you mounted the crio onto the board. I looked arround and they dont really give any like mounting holes.

If you take the cartridges out of the Crio and look hard enough you will find some mounting holes. It is rather annoying though...

[mynameisbob]

Originally Posted by Teja

first of all...great looking e-board! i was just wondering how you mounted the crio onto the board. I looked arround and they dont really give any like mounting holes.

yes they do, their in the bottom in the place where you put the removable units. you have to remove them first.