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\author{Steak Electronics}
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  \section{Log Viewer}}


\subsection{LM317}
As the viewfinder needs its own power supply, I need 7V from 12V. Parts box has LM317.

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Formula for LM317:
     Vout = 1.25 * (1+ R2/R1)

           R1 = vout to gndpin
           R2 = gndpin to gnd

           e.g. 720 R2, 240 R1 == 5V
                1K R2 == 6.45V
                1.1K R2 == 6.97V
                
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\textbf{Standard R1 is 240ohm}, so let's keep to the standard.\footnote{Check when looking through devices that use LM317, which adhere to that standard. They should, when possible. Standards should always be followed.}
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Make sure to \underline{account for the drop out} needed for Vin to LM317.



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  \subsection{Power Board}}
\emph{Cutting dip switches in half, because they don't sell smaller than arrays of 4.}


I built an adapter board. LM317, with svideo out signal split. There are two signals on svideo, and two grounds. The signals, can be viewed in a scope. Y and C. One is video (Y - Luminance and Sync). The other, doesn't look like ntsc video (chroma), and is put in series w/470pf cap to the video signal. Be careful that the picture is of the male connector, not female. Review signals in scope to be sure. If you get it backwards, as I did, it probably won't break anything.
\footnote{Ref: https://www.linuxtv.org/wiki/index.php/Composite\_to\_S-Video}

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\subsubsection{Video Output Modes}}
At this point, with the Beagleboard, I have video outputting to the CRT but not at the right resolution. Hwinfo --framebuffer is empty on beagleboard (when X is not running). Seems the fb is not enabled.

I looked at a lot of information. There are some sources advising changing kernel flags (touchy, may cause failure to boot), i.e. vga=\#\#\# where number is a reference to the resolution (there is a LUT, it's not 1:1). However none of that looked right...

The man page of console-setup explains, different fonts have different font sizes. I tried the largest FIXED font at first, but it wasn't enough. After reading the man, I changed to TerminusBold, which had larger fonts. This seems to work.

One thing, my main keyboard doesn't work on the bb (via usb A). Need a different one. Instead, I should change from the ssh'd usb gadget terminal to the svideo. Magic search term here is maybe: ``linux ssh to local tty'' Appears that screen (for existing logged in sessions) or linuxvnc is an option. Might be difficult if I'm not already logged in. EDIT: linuxvnc is obsolete.

These look like the solution
https://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/questions/50220/connect-the-tty1-screen-to-my-ssh-session
https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-general-1/ssh-to-local-console-tty-576349/

It's something I've already done: have user auto logged in, then jump onto the session afterwards. Easy.



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