Subj : Cpu Display
To   : Jeff Guerdat
From : Greg Easthom
Date : Fri Sep 23 2005 05:26 pm


JG> MR>I came across a funny cpu speed display in an old box with a
JG> MR> newer board in it. It is a full 3 digit type but it has an
JG> MR> IC marked F51231E
JG> MR>My question then is how is this thing programmed?

JG> Start with http://www.eio.com/public/led/0312.html

Darn. You beat me by a few hours.

JG> There is a post about 6 posts in that speaks to programming
JG> but I didn't look further.

Doesn't go much further than that, so...

> In the + - pins you have to conect the power(+5V and GND)

> The yellow led is computer's turbo led

> The display shows you the frecuency of your computer.
> If you press the reset button for 4 or 5 seconds, the
> number on the display increase, thats the way to "program" it.

> It can memorize 2 numbers, one with turbo switch pressed
> (yellow led on), and another one with turbo switch unpressed
> (yellow led off).

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