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  1. - 31st January 2005, 04:48 #11
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    NO. sorry to disapoint u . i did not connect the aditional rsistor to the supply. the supply is a single +5v .
    they recommend a 10ohm + 10-47uF... you must install those to provide a better noise rejection from/to supply line. That's really important. And the other one is to set the device to normal operation...Un-Muted as they says.

    If somebody here can second me on that... i'll appreciate.


    PS... your previous attachement is blank... as now
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