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On 11/16/2012 06:53 PM, Russell Dill wrote:
>>> I don't know about pogo pins but I've switched to 50 mil pitch SMT
>>> connectors instead of 0.1 inch PTH.
>>>
>>> digikey has a range of pogo pins, IIRC you can put them (individually)
>>> on a second PCB such that they line up with the target board's
>>> targets.
>>
>>   That's pretty much what I'm looking for, yes.  They are all over eBay
>> as well.  I'm looking for a "snap in" assembly with those pins, though.
>> (see other message)
>>
> 
> I'm guessing you are looking for something very similar to this:
> 
> http://hhuc.us/2008/Interfacing%20to%20the%20HP20b%20V3.pdf
> 
> but snapping to the pcb rather than the case.

  Yes, pretty much exactly like that.  Some company was putting those
together and targeting them specifically at (I think) the ARM JTAG market.

  And...HEY...are those guys hacking on HP calculators, squirting
user-written code into their innards??

             -Dave

-- 
Dave McGuire, AK4HZ
New Kensington, PA