ATLAS - Revision history

KV0S: Fixed support link

2011-07-08T14:13:54Z

Fixed support link

OZ1HFT: wiki

2010-01-25T20:12:31Z

wiki

OZ1HFT: +cat

2010-01-25T17:47:44Z

+cat

VK2NRA: grammer

2009-06-08T00:19:35Z

grammer

VK2NRA: cross link to other pages

2009-06-08T00:18:23Z

cross link to other pages

VK2NRA: resort to put intro para first

2009-05-11T04:44:06Z

resort to put intro para first

VK2NRA: syntax!

2009-05-10T23:17:36Z

syntax!

VK2NRA: wikify

2009-05-10T23:16:07Z

wikify

VK2NRA: indents

2009-05-10T23:08:25Z

indents

VK2NRA: caption, scale

2009-05-10T23:06:09Z

caption, scale

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 [[Image:Atlas_1.jpg|thumb|500px|The Atlas bus board.]]
-The '''Atlas''' is a passive backplane for the [[MERCURY|Mercury]], [[OZY|Ozy]], [[JANUS|Janus]], and [[PENELOPE|Penelope]] modules. The circuit board has provision for up to six DIN41612 connectors at 0.8 inch spacing. An ATX 20 pin power connector can be placed on the board so that 12v, 5v, 3.3v etc. supplies from a standard PC power supply or the [[LPU]] can be used. Since such power supplies are plentiful, both new and surplus, this neatly solves the power supply requirements. The various files for the Atlas board can be found at the [http://openhpsdr.org/support.html support] page. The DIN connector spacing and board size have been chosen such that the backplane can be fitted into a standard PC enclosure.
+The '''Atlas''' is a passive backplane for the [[MERCURY|Mercury]], [[OZY|Ozy]], [[JANUS|Janus]], and [[PENELOPE|Penelope]] modules. The circuit board has provision for up to six DIN41612 connectors at 0.8 inch spacing. An ATX 20 pin power connector can be placed on the board so that 12v, 5v, 3.3v etc. supplies from a standard PC power supply or the [[LPU]] can be used. Since such power supplies are plentiful, both new and surplus, this neatly solves the power supply requirements. The various files for the Atlas board can be found at the [http://openhpsdr.org/support.php support] page. The DIN connector spacing and board size have been chosen such that the backplane can be fitted into a standard PC enclosure.
 The Atlas bus and board was designed by Philip Covington [mailto:p.covington@gmail.com], N8VB.  N8VB also designed the plug-in board specification for HPSDR.

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 [[Image:Atlas_1.jpg|thumb|500px|The Atlas bus board.]]
-The '''Atlas''' is a passive backplane for the [[MERCURY|Mercury]], [[OZY|Ozy]], [[JANUS|Janus]], and [[PENELOPE|Penolope]] modules. The circuit board has provision for up to six DIN41612 connectors at 0.8 inch spacing. An ATX 20 pin power connector can be placed on the board so that 12v, 5v, 3.3v etc. supplies from a standard PC power supply or the [[LPU]] can be used. Since such power supplies are plentiful, both new and surplus, this neatly solves the power supply requirements. The various files for the Atlas board can be found at the [http://openhpsdr.org/support.html support] page. The DIN connector spacing and board size have been chosen such that the backplane can be fitted into a standard PC enclosure.
+The '''Atlas''' is a passive backplane for the [[MERCURY|Mercury]], [[OZY|Ozy]], [[JANUS|Janus]], and [[PENELOPE|Penelope]] modules. The circuit board has provision for up to six DIN41612 connectors at 0.8 inch spacing. An ATX 20 pin power connector can be placed on the board so that 12v, 5v, 3.3v etc. supplies from a standard PC power supply or the [[LPU]] can be used. Since such power supplies are plentiful, both new and surplus, this neatly solves the power supply requirements. The various files for the Atlas board can be found at the [http://openhpsdr.org/support.html support] page. The DIN connector spacing and board size have been chosen such that the backplane can be fitted into a standard PC enclosure.
 The Atlas bus and board was designed by Philip Covington [mailto:p.covington@gmail.com], N8VB.  N8VB also designed the plug-in board specification for HPSDR.
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 ATLAS Assembly Guide and Documentation (pdf format)
+* [http://www.needles.de/HPSDR/ATLAS_Docu_USLetterLowRes.pdf English]
-:[http://www.needles.de/HPSDR/ATLAS_Docu_USLetterLowRes.pdf English], [http://www.needles.de/HPSDR/ATLAS_F_DocuA4.PDF French ], [http://www.needles.de/HPSDR/ATLAS_I_Doc.pdf Italian], [http://www.needles.de/HPSDR/ATLAS_DE_Dok.pdf German]. We thank Hubert, F6GOG, and Alberto, I2PHD, for their translation efforts.
+* [http://www.needles.de/HPSDR/ATLAS_F_DocuA4.PDF French ]
 [[Category:Hardware available]]

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	:[http://www.needles.de/HPSDR/ATLAS_Docu_USLetterLowRes.pdf English], [http://www.needles.de/HPSDR/ATLAS_F_DocuA4.PDF French ], [http://www.needles.de/HPSDR/ATLAS_I_Doc.pdf Italian], [http://www.needles.de/HPSDR/ATLAS_DE_Dok.pdf German]. We thank Hubert, F6GOG, and Alberto, I2PHD, for their translation efforts.		:[http://www.needles.de/HPSDR/ATLAS_Docu_USLetterLowRes.pdf English], [http://www.needles.de/HPSDR/ATLAS_F_DocuA4.PDF French ], [http://www.needles.de/HPSDR/ATLAS_I_Doc.pdf Italian], [http://www.needles.de/HPSDR/ATLAS_DE_Dok.pdf German]. We thank Hubert, F6GOG, and Alberto, I2PHD, for their translation efforts.
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		+	[[Category:Hardware available]]

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 [[Image:Atlas_1.jpg|thumb|500px|The Atlas bus board.]]
-The '''Atlas''' is a passive backplane the [[MERCURY|Mercury]], [[OZY|Ozy]], [[JANUS|Janus]], and [[PENELOPE|Penolope]] modules plug into. The circuit board has provision for up to six DIN41612 connectors at 0.8 inch spacing. An ATX 20 pin power connector can be placed on the board so that 12v, 5v, 3.3v etc. supplies from a standard PC power supply or the [[LPU]] can be used. Since such power supplies are plentiful, both new and surplus, this neatly solves the power supply requirements. The various files for the Atlas board can be found at the [http://openhpsdr.org/support.html support] page. The DIN connector spacing and board size have been chosen such that the backplane can be fitted into a standard PC enclosure.
+The '''Atlas''' is a passive backplane for the [[MERCURY|Mercury]], [[OZY|Ozy]], [[JANUS|Janus]], and [[PENELOPE|Penolope]] modules. The circuit board has provision for up to six DIN41612 connectors at 0.8 inch spacing. An ATX 20 pin power connector can be placed on the board so that 12v, 5v, 3.3v etc. supplies from a standard PC power supply or the [[LPU]] can be used. Since such power supplies are plentiful, both new and surplus, this neatly solves the power supply requirements. The various files for the Atlas board can be found at the [http://openhpsdr.org/support.html support] page. The DIN connector spacing and board size have been chosen such that the backplane can be fitted into a standard PC enclosure.
 The Atlas bus and board was designed by Philip Covington [mailto:p.covington@gmail.com], N8VB.  N8VB also designed the plug-in board specification for HPSDR.

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 [[Image:Atlas_1.jpg|thumb|500px|The Atlas bus board.]]
-The '''Atlas''' is a passive backplane that all other modules plug into. The circuit board has provision for up to six DIN41612 connectors at 0.8 inch spacing. An ATX 20 pin power connector can be placed on the board so that 12v, 5v, 3.3v etc. supplies from a standard PC power supply can be used to power the system. Since such power supplies are plentiful, both new and surplus, this neatly solves the power supply requirements. The various files for the Atlas board can be found at the [http://openhpsdr.org/support.html support] page. The DIN connector spacing and board size have been chosen such that the backplane can be fitted into a standard PC enclosure.
+The '''Atlas''' is a passive backplane the [[MERCURY|Mercury]], [[OZY|Ozy]], [[JANUS|Janus]], and [[PENELOPE|Penolope]] modules plug into. The circuit board has provision for up to six DIN41612 connectors at 0.8 inch spacing. An ATX 20 pin power connector can be placed on the board so that 12v, 5v, 3.3v etc. supplies from a standard PC power supply or the [[LPU]] can be used. Since such power supplies are plentiful, both new and surplus, this neatly solves the power supply requirements. The various files for the Atlas board can be found at the [http://openhpsdr.org/support.html support] page. The DIN connector spacing and board size have been chosen such that the backplane can be fitted into a standard PC enclosure.
 The Atlas bus and board was designed by Philip Covington [mailto:p.covington@gmail.com], N8VB.  N8VB also designed the plug-in board specification for HPSDR.

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 [[Image:Atlas_1.jpg|thumb|500px|The Atlas bus board.]]
-The Atlas is a passive backplane that all other modules plug into. The circuit board has provision for up to six DIN41612 connectors at 0.8 inch spacing. An ATX 20 pin power connector can be placed on the board so that 12v, 5v, 3.3v etc. supplies from a standard PC power supply can be used to power the system. Since such power supplies are plentiful, both new and surplus, this neatly solves the power supply requirements. The various files for the Atlas board can be found at the [http://openhpsdr.org/support.html support] page. The DIN connector spacing and board size have been chosen such that the backplane can be fitted into a standard PC enclosure.
+The '''Atlas''' is a passive backplane that all other modules plug into. The circuit board has provision for up to six DIN41612 connectors at 0.8 inch spacing. An ATX 20 pin power connector can be placed on the board so that 12v, 5v, 3.3v etc. supplies from a standard PC power supply can be used to power the system. Since such power supplies are plentiful, both new and surplus, this neatly solves the power supply requirements. The various files for the Atlas board can be found at the [http://openhpsdr.org/support.html support] page. The DIN connector spacing and board size have been chosen such that the backplane can be fitted into a standard PC enclosure.
 '''Availability'''
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 '''Documentation'''
-Meanwhile the written ATLAS documentation is available in various languages which reflects the worldwide interest in the HPSDR project. Unfortunately Spanish is missing. Would somebody volunteer for the translation, please!
+The ATLAS documentation is available in several languages reflecting the worldwide interest in the HPSDR project. Unfortunately Spanish is missing. Would somebody volunteer for the translation, please!?
 ATLAS Assembly Guide and Documentation (pdf format)
-:[http://www.needles.de/HPSDR/ATLAS_Docu_USLetterLowRes.pdf English], [http://www.needles.de/HPSDR/ATLAS_F_DocuA4.PDF French ], [http://www.needles.de/HPSDR/ATLAS_I_Doc.pdf Italian], [http://www.needles.de/HPSDR/ATLAS_DE_Dok.pdf German]
+:[http://www.needles.de/HPSDR/ATLAS_Docu_USLetterLowRes.pdf English], [http://www.needles.de/HPSDR/ATLAS_F_DocuA4.PDF French ], [http://www.needles.de/HPSDR/ATLAS_I_Doc.pdf Italian], [http://www.needles.de/HPSDR/ATLAS_DE_Dok.pdf German]. We thank Hubert, F6GOG, and Alberto, I2PHD, for their translation efforts.
-−
-We have to thank Hubert, F6GOG, and Alberto, I2PHD, for their translation efforts.

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 The '''Atlas''' bus and board was designed by Philip Covington [mailto:p.covington@gmail.com], N8VB.  N8VB also designed the plug-in board specification for HPSDR.
-The Atlas is a passive backplane that all other modules plug into. The circuit board has provision for up to six DIN41612 connectors at 0.8 inch spacing. An ATX 20 pin power connector can be placed on the board so that 12v, 5v, 3.3v etc. supplies from a standard PC power supply can be used to power the system. Since such power supplies are plentiful, both new and surplus, this neatly solves the power supply requirements. The various files for the Atlas board can be found at the [[http://openhpsdr.org/support.html support]] page. The DIN connector spacing and board size have been chosen such that the backplane can be fitted into a standard PC enclosure.
+The Atlas is a passive backplane that all other modules plug into. The circuit board has provision for up to six DIN41612 connectors at 0.8 inch spacing. An ATX 20 pin power connector can be placed on the board so that 12v, 5v, 3.3v etc. supplies from a standard PC power supply can be used to power the system. Since such power supplies are plentiful, both new and surplus, this neatly solves the power supply requirements. The various files for the Atlas board can be found at the [http://openhpsdr.org/support.html support] page. The DIN connector spacing and board size have been chosen such that the backplane can be fitted into a standard PC enclosure.
 '''Availability'''
-TAPR is now offering an Atlas bare board and optionally a parts kit. See the [[http://www.tapr.org/kits_atlas.html TAPR]] kits page for details.
+TAPR is now offering an Atlas bare board and optionally a parts kit. See the [http://www.tapr.org/kits_atlas.html TAPR] kit page for details.
 Be aware that these boards are NOT an assembled unit. They are only bare boards and the purchaser will need to buy the DIN connectors and other parts to populate the board (or order the parts kit), and will need to manage the assembly of the Atlas.

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 ATLAS Assembly Guide and Documentation (pdf format)
-  English version - http://www.needles.de/HPSDR/ATLAS_Docu_USLetterLowRes.pdf
+:English version - http://www.needles.de/HPSDR/ATLAS_Docu_USLetterLowRes.pdf
-  French version - http://www.needles.de/HPSDR/ATLAS_F_DocuA4.PDF
+:French version - http://www.needles.de/HPSDR/ATLAS_F_DocuA4.PDF
-  Italian version - http://www.needles.de/HPSDR/ATLAS_I_Doc.pdf
+:Italian version - http://www.needles.de/HPSDR/ATLAS_I_Doc.pdf
-  German version - http://www.needles.de/HPSDR/ATLAS_DE_Dok.pdf
+:German version - http://www.needles.de/HPSDR/ATLAS_DE_Dok.pdf
 We have to thank Hubert, F6GOG, and Alberto, I2PHD, for their translation efforts.