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RE: Intel NUC - HTPC possibilities - snowjim - 2013-04-13
I got these settings from another forum and thay works really really well :
zOlid
zOlid
TV is set to 60 Hz
If I dont use these I notice alot of flickering in the image.
Id do however not get how to find a setup like this? Try and error maybe?
What settings are you using?
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC possibilities - squigglyline - 2013-04-13
(2013-04-13, 07:05)Stridis Wrote:(2013-04-12, 15:47)freezer2k Wrote: could you abuse the 5V for the power LED indicator?
Not sure if I wired it right, but my blue power LED is always on, even when the computer is turned off.
For the power LED I used pin 2(+) and pin 5(ground).
Good news i think
We have 5v betwen pin 2-9, 4-9, 2-5, 4-5 when computer is off just connect Semirec on pin 2 and 5 like freezer2k says just wire it on the cable to the power on led and ground pin 5 then you still have the power led working :-)
I got incredibly busy late in the week so I didn't get a chance to test this out. Sounds like we are in good shape tho. I'll run up to radio shack and get a LED or cheap volt meter and double check my system. If I'm good too, I'll order the Simerec this weekend.
Intel NUC - HTPC possibilities - Stridis - 2013-04-13
(2013-04-13, 15:17)squigglyline Wrote:(2013-04-13, 07:05)Stridis Wrote:(2013-04-12, 15:47)freezer2k Wrote: could you abuse the 5V for the power LED indicator?
Not sure if I wired it right, but my blue power LED is always on, even when the computer is turned off.
For the power LED I used pin 2(+) and pin 5(ground).
Good news i think
We have 5v betwen pin 2-9, 4-9, 2-5, 4-5 when computer is off just connect Semirec on pin 2 and 5 like freezer2k says just wire it on the cable to the power on led and ground pin 5 then you still have the power led working :-)
I got incredibly busy late in the week so I didn't get a chance to test this out. Sounds like we are in good shape tho. I'll run up to radio shack and get a LED or cheap volt meter and double check my system. If I'm good too, I'll order the Simerec this weekend.
My Simerec is shipped Apr 10, don't know how long it takes to Sweden, maybe next week i can get it :-)
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC possibilities - jammyb - 2013-04-13
Blimey, I'm away for 24 hours and the simerec suggestion looks almost cracked! Good work guys!
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC possibilities - lukasnmd - 2013-04-13
(2013-04-13, 15:30)Stridis Wrote:(2013-04-13, 15:17)squigglyline Wrote:(2013-04-13, 07:05)Stridis Wrote: Good news i think
We have 5v betwen pin 2-9, 4-9, 2-5, 4-5 when computer is off just connect Semirec on pin 2 and 5 like freezer2k says just wire it on the cable to the power on led and ground pin 5 then you still have the power led working :-)
I got incredibly busy late in the week so I didn't get a chance to test this out. Sounds like we are in good shape tho. I'll run up to radio shack and get a LED or cheap volt meter and double check my system. If I'm good too, I'll order the Simerec this weekend.
My Simerec is shipped Apr 10, don't know how long it takes to Sweden, maybe next week i can get it :-)
THIS IS AWESOME!
I have just finished reading all pages after this, powering on and off the NUC with the touch of a button. If that doesnt work, I can offer a solution, not so easy, but with the right skills we can make it work.
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC possibilities - squigglyline - 2013-04-13
(2013-04-13, 07:05)Stridis Wrote:(2013-04-12, 15:47)freezer2k Wrote: could you abuse the 5V for the power LED indicator?
Not sure if I wired it right, but my blue power LED is always on, even when the computer is turned off.
For the power LED I used pin 2(+) and pin 5(ground).
Good news i think
We have 5v betwen pin 2-9, 4-9, 2-5, 4-5 when computer is off just connect Semirec on pin 2 and 5 like freezer2k says just wire it on the cable to the power on led and ground pin 5 then you still have the power led working :-)
Ok, just tested mine (DC3217IYE) with an LED. It lights up exactly as you stated. so - looks like power is there...
Intel NUC - HTPC possibilities - Stridis - 2013-04-13
(2013-04-13, 20:55)squigglyline Wrote:(2013-04-13, 07:05)Stridis Wrote:(2013-04-12, 15:47)freezer2k Wrote: could you abuse the 5V for the power LED indicator?
Not sure if I wired it right, but my blue power LED is always on, even when the computer is turned off.
For the power LED I used pin 2(+) and pin 5(ground).
Good news i think
We have 5v betwen pin 2-9, 4-9, 2-5, 4-5 when computer is off just connect Semirec on pin 2 and 5 like freezer2k says just wire it on the cable to the power on led and ground pin 5 then you still have the power led working :-)
Ok, just tested mine (DC3217IYE) with an LED. It lights up exactly as you stated. so - looks like power is there...
I have messure 5V with a volt meter ;-)
Going to connect it to pin 2 and 5
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC possibilities - lukasnmd - 2013-04-13
(2013-04-13, 20:57)Stridis Wrote:(2013-04-13, 20:55)squigglyline Wrote:(2013-04-13, 07:05)Stridis Wrote: Good news i think
We have 5v betwen pin 2-9, 4-9, 2-5, 4-5 when computer is off just connect Semirec on pin 2 and 5 like freezer2k says just wire it on the cable to the power on led and ground pin 5 then you still have the power led working :-)
Ok, just tested mine (DC3217IYE) with an LED. It lights up exactly as you stated. so - looks like power is there...
I have messure 5V with a volt meter ;-)
Going to connect it to pin 2 and 5
If you do that, the NUC will be ON and not on a reset loop? If it do that just use pins 2 + 3.
Intel NUC - HTPC possibilities - Stridis - 2013-04-13
(2013-04-13, 21:05)lukasnmd Wrote:(2013-04-13, 20:57)Stridis Wrote:(2013-04-13, 20:55)squigglyline Wrote: Ok, just tested mine (DC3217IYE) with an LED. It lights up exactly as you stated. so - looks like power is there...
I have messure 5V with a volt meter ;-)
Going to connect it to pin 2 and 5
If you do that, the NUC will be ON and not on a reset loop? If it do that just use pins 2 + 3.
Maybe better to use pin 2 and 9 then ?
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC possibilities - lukasnmd - 2013-04-13
(2013-04-13, 21:09)Stridis Wrote:(2013-04-13, 21:05)lukasnmd Wrote:(2013-04-13, 20:57)Stridis Wrote: I have messure 5V with a volt meter ;-)
Going to connect it to pin 2 and 5
If you do that, the NUC will be ON and not on a reset loop? If it do that just use pins 2 + 3.
Maybe better to use pin 2 and 9 then ?
I dont think that will work cause according to this intel link both are +5V and you need a 'ground' [or '-5v'] and a '+5V' pins.
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Edit: Would be awesome if we know how much power [Watts] the pins can deliver and how much the simrec draws from the system. If it pulls more power than the pins can deliver, the simrec will not/will barely be functional. In this case we can use a 5volts regulator in order to have a funcional simrec without messing with the board pins. But that's a lot of expeculation...
Intel NUC - HTPC possibilities - Stridis - 2013-04-13
(2013-04-13, 21:22)lukasnmd Wrote:(2013-04-13, 21:09)Stridis Wrote:(2013-04-13, 21:05)lukasnmd Wrote: If you do that, the NUC will be ON and not on a reset loop? If it do that just use pins 2 + 3.
Maybe better to use pin 2 and 9 then ?
I dont think that will work cause according to this intel link both are +5V and you need a 'ground' [or '-5v'] and a '+5V' pins.
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Edit: Would be awesome if we know how much power [Watts] the pins can deliver and how much the simrec draws from the system. If it pulls more power than the pins can deliver, the simrec will not/will barely be functional. In this case we can use a 5volts regulator in order to have a funcional simrec without messing with the board pins. But that's a lot of expeculation...
I think pin 2 and 5 will work, pin 2+ pin 5-
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC possibilities - lukasnmd - 2013-04-13
Yes it can work, but you will use one of the reset pins, if you fall into a reset loop, you already have an option. That's why I suggested another setup for this. =D
Intel NUC - HTPC possibilities - Stridis - 2013-04-13
(2013-04-13, 22:00)lukasnmd Wrote: Yes it can work, but you will use one of the reset pins, if you fall into a reset loop, you already have an option. That's why I suggested another setup for this. =D
Going to try pin 2 and 3 when i get my IR ;-)
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC possibilities - bluc - 2013-04-14
Sorry if its been covered but will these nuc units play 3d blurry from disc or iso?
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC possibilities - jammyb - 2013-04-14
(2013-04-14, 08:23)bluc Wrote: Sorry if its been covered but will these nuc units play 3d blurry from disc or iso?
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