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    Default schematic usb phoeinx

    schematic usb phoenix

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    you will need the VCP drivers if you plan to build this type of reader



    look here for what will read your nds3 card



    i have one of these and it reads most if not all iso7816 cards without modification, i suggest you use good quality componets when and IF you decide to build a reader
    it can easliy be modified for 3.3 and 5 volt operation as per your attached image, but you will still need to swap the max232 out with a max3232 chip.
    The 74HC00 Quad 2-input NAND gate will operate between 2 to 6 volts , so you wont need to worry about that

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    also maybe use the search button yea??
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    a FT232R can be configured to output 6MHz clock signal on any of the CBUS outputs which would save having an onboard 6MHz crystal resonator.

    you power the FT232R from the 5V USB but the VCCIO pin can be tied to 3.3 volt or a 1.8 volt reference voltage so you can interface directly to 3.3 or 1.8 volt logic (3.3 volt & 1.8 volt Class B & C NDS cards) you can draw 50mA from the FT232R 3V3OUT 3.3v to supply VCC to the smartcard

    ISO7816 Class B - 3 volt smartcard - maximum voltage 3.3 volt - maximum current draw 50mA
    ISO7816 Class C - 1.8 volt smartcard - maximum voltage 1.92 volt - maximum current draw 30mA


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    Quote Originally Posted by Mysterex View Post
    a FT232R can be configured to output 6MHz clock signal on any of the CBUS outputs which would save having an onboard 6MHz crystal resonator.

    you power the FT232R from the 5V USB but the VCCIO pin can be tied to 3.3 volt or a 1.8 volt reference voltage so you can interface directly to 3.3 or 1.8 volt logic (3.3 volt & 1.8 volt Class B & C NDS cards) you can draw 50mA from the FT232R 3V3OUT 3.3v to supply VCC to the smartcard

    ISO7816 Class B - 3 volt smartcard - maximum voltage 3.3 volt - maximum current draw 50mA
    ISO7816 Class C - 1.8 volt smartcard - maximum voltage 1.92 volt - maximum current draw 30mA


    thancks for info
    i see datasheet FT232RL and this device have 4 internal clock
    6&12&24&48 MHz
    is possible add 12MHz clock for this reader ?
    i need 3 clock 3.57MHz-6MHz-12MHz
    is possible change schemnatic with this 3 clock ?
    and for 1.8v supply i need add regulator 1.8v ?
    thancks

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    i see datasheet FT232RL and this device have 4 internal clock
    6&12&24&48 MHz is possible add 12MHz clock for this reader ?
    i need 3 clock 3.57MHz-6MHz-12MHz is possible change schemnatic with this 3 clock ?
    yes you need to program the internal eeprom of the FT232RL (use MPROG) and change the configuration of CBUS1 to CLK12 (as well as CBUS0 to CLK6 for 6MHz) and this will output 12MHz on pin 22 - then add an extra jumper (3 way) to change the clock frequency between the 3
    and for 1.8v supply i need add regulator 1.8v ?
    yes add a 100mA 1.8v regulator and a decoupling capacitor across its output - take the input of the regulator from the 5 volt usb vcc


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    is possible you make for me this file (eeprom file change the configuration of CBUS1 to CLK12 (as well as CBUS0 to CLK6 for 6MHz) and this will output 12MHz on pin 22) ?

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    download the manual - and the software

    its pretty straight forward


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    so i can use all clock this device 6/12/24/48MHz
    i will use dipswitch for change clock
    and IL1117-1.8 for 1.8v
    i have 2 other schematic usb phoenix you think how is better


    thancks for info
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    someone has done all the hard work for you if you just want to shell out the cash?



    acually , i think i might get one myself
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    Quote Originally Posted by theriddler_1 View Post
    someone has done all the hard work for you if you just want to shell out the cash?



    acually , i think i might get one myself
    i like make me programmer
    and it is my hobby

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    yes me to , Ive made quite a few things relating to this hobby and having access to a screen printing setup makes life alot easier when making the boards, but i still couldnt make a decent programmer as a hobbie for less than $70 after getting all the bits together.

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    well i got a little curiuos after this thread and thought how long it would take for me to redesign the jaycar MK1 to suit a SonicWALL TELE3 SP case that i fried a few years back

    Object was to get this

    into this

    with the onboard serial and this

    cabac usb to serial interface all on the same board.

    well took a little over 3 hours to redo the pcb layout



    like the idiot i am this was the first one and it was backwards :P lol, im used to screen printing them......This was done with that press n peal film you run through a laser printer



    , more pics to come... all up it on and off , it took me about a day.

    the desired finish




    the design of the board isnt that great i know , but it was more a curiosity thing to see how long it would take.
    Like pluging the usb and serial in at the same time , not a good idea , the serial conector didnt sit close enuf to the back of the case. Fix in the original layout. when i added another location for the smartcard slot the locators didnt line up exactly. I havent done a componet overlay due to just remembering where the componets went
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    Good work guys!

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    anybody wishing to update there serial device to a usb , i found this online while looking for the schematic for a tusb3410



    this is a direct replacement for a serial rs232 to usb without having to redesign any layouts, wish id seen this before

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    Great find! I wonder if there are any special drivers required. The USB serial adapter I use I have to use the drivers on the CD as it'snot supported by the windows drivers.

    Leroy
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    yea there are vcom drivers that come with when you order , atm TI are out of stock until late december , Farnell stock them , also out of stock. Looks like they are popular for older rs232 interfaces
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    People are probably removing the DB9's on old legacy gear. I'm sure we could use them here at work.

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    project completed.

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    my new usb phoenix with support 5 xtal

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    Question

    Is possible to have schematic of "eagle"?

    send my email: cb900f@live.com

    HI.
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