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Added PCB pics, added a TODO

Baglio Tabifata 4 years ago
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CHANGELOG.md

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 - Supports 20 pin PAL devices
 - Supports 20 pin PAL devices
 - RS232 interfacing
 - RS232 interfacing
 
 
+![Rev.1 PCB](pics/rev1_pcb.png)
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 ## Rev.0 (2019-??-??)
 ## Rev.0 (2019-??-??)
 
 
 First design, was never produced. Had some ICs too near to actually fit.
 First design, was never produced. Had some ICs too near to actually fit.

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README.md

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 Details on how the features are implemented can be found on the Firmware's repository.
 Details on how the features are implemented can be found on the Firmware's repository.
 
 
+![Current PCB design](pics/rev1_pcb.png)
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 ## Software
 ## Software
 
 
 ### Bootloader
 ### Bootloader
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 - *Heat sink for the power regulator (optional, but recommended)*
 - *Heat sink for the power regulator (optional, but recommended)*
 - *3x 16pin socket (optional)*
 - *3x 16pin socket (optional)*
 - *1x 28pin slim socket (optional)*
 - *1x 28pin slim socket (optional)*
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-## Ideas for future versions
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-- Replace the MAX232 and serial port with an USB connection, using an FTDI chip or similar
-- Implement support for 24 pin PAL chips

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TODO.md

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+# TODO
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+- Cleanup the mess of labels on the silkscreen
+- Replace the MAX232 and serial port with an USB connection, using an FTDI chip or similar
+- Implement support for 24pin PALs (requires extensive rework of the board)

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