Somehow my post for Wednesday has been deleted! If anything, this is what it pretty much had said:Wednesday, the date for which our final project had to be implemented, was the day Makana was informed that our TTL reader had arrived the previous day/night. As excited and relieved we were, we then had to scramble to solder Cat 5 wires to the TTL reader. Mr. Massad was very helpful and helped us to do most, if not all of the soldering. With Google's help we found information that told us which wire should be soldered to the corresponding pin. Our TTL reader is a double track, which can use the 8 and 9th pin as opposed to the single track readers that use pins 5 and 6. Mr Massad also hooked us up with a USB wire that we connected to the other end of the Cat 5, allowing us to connect our reader to the computer. Unfortunately, our rushed work had caught up with us and as we swiped that very first card, nothing happened!!!!!
Friday, May 13, 2011
Wednesday Post!
Somehow my post for Wednesday has been deleted! If anything, this is what it pretty much had said:Wednesday, the date for which our final project had to be implemented, was the day Makana was informed that our TTL reader had arrived the previous day/night. As excited and relieved we were, we then had to scramble to solder Cat 5 wires to the TTL reader. Mr. Massad was very helpful and helped us to do most, if not all of the soldering. With Google's help we found information that told us which wire should be soldered to the corresponding pin. Our TTL reader is a double track, which can use the 8 and 9th pin as opposed to the single track readers that use pins 5 and 6. Mr Massad also hooked us up with a USB wire that we connected to the other end of the Cat 5, allowing us to connect our reader to the computer. Unfortunately, our rushed work had caught up with us and as we swiped that very first card, nothing happened!!!!!
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