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Quoted from PghPinballRescue:Unfortunately I cant see the resistor color bands well enough in that pic, and unfortunately that is the best pic I can find of this assembly.
I've requested a refund, a replacement kit that contains instructions, or a set of instructions from the seller.
No word yet, but I have my finger on the "file a claim" button on Ebay if I don't hear anything soon.
The seller did respond with a "look on the internet for instructions".
Well, I'd do that if such a thing existing on the internet. Impossible to find.
I searched too. About the only place the 328 appears is on eBay. And no links to any websites.
But did you buy it from the US?
When I checked to see how much it would cost to ship a bunch of bootleg parts back to China, it was $19.00 via USPS. For $22 in product refund. So I just left negative feedback. I was hoping for prepaid return, but that didn't happen.
It funny, I checked a number of eBay Auctions and everyone I opened has 5 units for sale and zero sold. So, not sure how many people are effected yet.
There is a youTube video supposedly for the DSO328 but is is listed as a DS0238. But the board looks like the 138 (slide switch version).
It seems odd there is no single website world wide that has some form of documentation for it. Certainly, someone wants to fly under the radar.
Here is the manual for the SainSmart slide switch 238 version.
http://repository.sainsmart.com/index.php?share/file&user=sainsmart_wiki&sid=nMuOQWKx
5 months later
Quoted from G-P-E:ya know -- for fifty bucks, it's tempting to just get one for the heck of it.
Pretty low bandwidth but at least it can pick out fundamentals of a pinball machine's typical clock & control signals.
Currently I just use my antique Tektronix 1631D for about everything when testing this old slow stuff. Logic analyzer with built in O'scope (50MHz). Huge, heavy boat anchor but still works well. Just to have a small scope that weighs less than a trillion pounds might be worth it.
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