Mike Ward wrote: >Robert, > >At the risk of this thread getting out of hand .. > >I am 56, have both B.Sc. and M.Sc. and have been designing for over 30 >years. > >Maybe that gives me an experience and broad judgement to understand the >realities of life. > >The books I used at university were good books, and my education gave me the >process to understand, and interpret what I see. > >That's why I have no problem in using my judgement and experience to correct >minor ambiguities and inconsistencies in other peoples work. > >I still think that bitching on and on about some minor schematic error is >well over the top on this forum. > > > Agreed, after all we've shipped enough mistakes of our own over the years. ;-) TomW >Mike > > > >-----Original Message----- >From: lpc2000@yahoogroups.com [mailto:lpc2000@yahoogroups.com]On Behalf Of >rseku >Sent: 07 November 2005 08:12 >To: lpc2000@yahoogroups.com >Subject: Re: [lpc2000] board warranty > >Does OLIMEX put a clause ( what You may've seen somewhere), that You >have to present school graduate certificate before purchase. > >It's not the right communication scheme, when manufacturer puts into >schematic something (i.e. VCC), what could be understoor by You as >"whatever". > > My question has not changed: who will take the responsibility, if your >"whatever" term is different from manufactures one?????? >Everybody is taking it personally (i.e. my person is a favorite task). > >Do You think, that board schematic, which is distributed on the web is >not part of delivery???? > >I hope Mike, that the books You were learning electronics from, had only >good schematics. > >The discussion here has no point in further going on. >We should consider the discussion here closed. >All opinions (including OLIMEX) have already given an answer: OLIMEX >doesn't take responsibility for schematics on the web page. > >robert > > >Mike Ward wrote: > > >>I have a couple of Olimex boards, and they are a very good company, and >> >> >have > > >>a good philosophy of publishing lots of documentation on the web. >> >>I recently had to design a new module, and used the Olimex schematics a s >> >> >a > > >>good baisi. >> >>My new boards worked first time, no problems. >> >>If you don't understand that Vcc can mean 5volts, or 3.3, or whatever is >> >> >the > > >>chip supply voltage, then you are not a very experienced engineer. >> >>Rseku should stop petty moaning, and get on with his work. >> >>Mike >> >>-----Original Message----- >>From: lpc2000@yahoogroups.com [mailto:lpc2000@yahoogroups.com]On Behalf Of >>Soentgerath, Guido >>Sent: 03 November 2005 13:31 >>To: lpc2000@yahoogroups.com >>Subject: RE: [lpc2000] board warranty >> >>Hello, >> >>I think the documentaion of a development board should be really >>accurate. >>And the design should be conform to the design specifiction of the chip >>manufators. >>This is not a toaster or something like this. For me it is a reference >>which should be >>well designed. I use it to create my own projects ! ... >>I don't expect a 100% error free documentation at the beginning. But I >>expect a corrected version online >>as soon as possible. This should not be a problem. 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Re: [lpc2000] board warranty
2005-11-07 by Tom Walsh