jtag for 6000

[st1lgar]

Hi,
I found on eeebay a compact buffered jtag handsfree solderless (pogo pins) for ~30 CAD and on some sites a quad-mode jtag (unbuffered).
Which one can be used for 6000 ird?
I don't have a window cut in my receiver. What's the alternate way to connect my jtag to the jtag port?
Thanx

[#40Fan]

You will have to cut the window if you want to use either of those Jtags. I would go with the buffered and when using it on the 6000, make sure you read up on the pin locations.

[st1lgar]

You will have to cut the window if you want to use either of those Jtags. I would go with the buffered and when using it on the 6000, make sure you read up on the pin locations.
Thanks #40Fan,
I have the 6000 Wannabe guide so I'll use the info in there.
One should be quite accurate when cutting the window though...
Has anybody thought of a pattern yet? :)
Thanx

[#40Fan]

I posted a picture and exact measurements in a thread a while back. I'll see if I can find it for you.

[#40Fan]

http://www.dssftp.com/forum/showthread.php?t=48642

[fubr]

one time I useed a sponge and made it wet a little and put the board in and pressed, then I cut out the wet spot after I maked it with a sharpie.

just another ideal the pattern is acurate too.

[st1lgar]

http://www.dssftp.com/forum/showthread.php?t=48642 Thanks #40Fan, fubr.
I'll use the mesurements you provide there. (I remembered I've seen that picture before ;)
now that's help!....
Thanks

BTW, I did some googleing and I converted the data in centimeters (for all the europeans out there)

Red line is 3 5/8" 9.2075 centimeters

Blue line 1 5/8" 4.1275 centimeters

Green line is 7/16" 1.11125 centimeters

Yellow line is 1 11/16" 4.28625 centimeters