Talk:Service Connectors: Difference between revisions

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This pad is used for the same purpose as on the PS3 System; a ZIF connector is preset on prototype versions.

- it looks as if ribbon connectors could easily be soldered onto those pads, seeing as the ground pads are conducive of such.

- - yep, that's precisely what they're for (take a look at https://twitter.com/MinaRalwasser/status/1035581527076294656/photo/1 for the ps3 service connector example)

- - - But what can ultimately be achieved? Aren't there also some points where a USB TTL device could be soldered to?

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	*** yep, that's precisely what they're for (take a look at https://twitter.com/MinaRalwasser/status/1035581527076294656/photo/1 for the ps3 service connector example)		*** yep, that's precisely what they're for (take a look at https://twitter.com/MinaRalwasser/status/1035581527076294656/photo/1 for the ps3 service connector example)

			**** But what can ultimately be achieved? Aren't there also some points where a USB TTL device could be soldered to?