Guest sstandfast Posted March 26, 2003 Report Posted March 26, 2003 hey guys, i feel kind of ignorant right know. I've ran across a problem trying to understand a schematic that has been given to me, there is a symbol on it that I am unfamiliar with. I have attempted to research the symbol with no luck, it doesn't appear to be a standard-type symbol. Below is a link to a picture of the symbol if the image fails to display.Link : http://www.angelfire.com/my/shawnspage/Symbol.jpgThe label of J5 leads me to believe that this symbol is supposed to represent a jumper of some sort but to draw jumpers in on a schematic doesn't quite make sense to me. But any help that you can give me would be greatly appreciated.Thanks,Shawn Quote
LO Posted March 26, 2003 Report Posted March 26, 2003 Ianpushing hard to reach that "YABB God" status again?You better try a bit harder cause D2K is kicking your ass :o (even im beating you)hehe :DLO Quote
d2k Posted March 26, 2003 Report Posted March 26, 2003 You better try a bit harder cause D2K is kicking your ass haha ;D, thats only cos the first 200 posts were dumbass newb q's ;ppeaceD Quote
Guest monte Posted March 27, 2003 Report Posted March 27, 2003 I'm guilty of using this type of schematic notation for a jumper that may be removed for testing purposes etc. rather than a soldered in jumper...... ;) but I started doing that about 45 years ago and haven't been able to kick the habit!! By the way, MIDI is a good anti-aging device........Everyone keep up the good work. Monte Quote
Ian_Hurlock Posted March 31, 2003 Report Posted March 31, 2003 Yo boys are just comedians ;)You guys are geeks Dan & Matt :P :PDan,s social life went out the window when he over exposed the coffee table :o :o ;DHow many's that now..................... :'(Over and out Quote
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