andrew kelley wrote:

>>It has an RJ12 just like the original ICD2, but it
>>also has a 6-pin header. The header is more
>>appealing to me because it allows more versatile
>>connections (standard telephone cable is VERY
>>stiff, I break a lot of wires).
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>Use stranded telephone cable..
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err, you'd really think I'd use unstranded telephone wire..?

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>>Problem: The Mini-ICD2 has its RJ12 laid out
>>mirror-image to the original ICD2. This will probably
>>be corrected shortly, but presently will pose a problem.
>>But the alternative  6-pin header works very well, and
>>I prefer it anyway.
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>Yes, but if you make your own cable, get stranded 24awg 6 conductor
>flat cable and crimp one connector upside down and the other right
>side up.. problem solved.
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Of course... But the issue is that I'd have to crimp a new RJ12 
connector on everytime
I switched back from original ICD2 and the Mini-ICD2.

--Bob

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>>--Bob
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>andrew
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