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DeltaAlpha52 · 21st Oct 2020, 5:15 pm

I have a Martin L replica board and put a flying connector the attaches to either side of the reset switch, and a 2 pin connector on the MK14keys board.

That is to 5v and the junction of the capacitor and the resistor.

I am not sure that having a 5v connector on the edged connector would be a great idea.
Think it would be best to have a separate 2pin female connector, less change of accidental connections, and probably under the MK14 so it is hidden.

Thanks for the information on the various versions.

21st Oct 2020, 5:15 pm	#31
DeltaAlpha52 Tetrode Join Date: Feb 2020 Location: Crawley, West Sussex, UK. Posts: 77	Re: MK14 programming interface - Arduino version I have a Martin L replica board and put a flying connector the attaches to either side of the reset switch, and a 2 pin connector on the MK14keys board. That is to 5v and the junction of the capacitor and the resistor. I am not sure that having a 5v connector on the edged connector would be a great idea. Think it would be best to have a separate 2pin female connector, less change of accidental connections, and probably under the MK14 so it is hidden. Thanks for the information on the various versions.