Yea if I can't I'll just take off the card not a big deal
I was thinking about installing some header pins until works anyhow
I was thinking about installing some header pins until works anyhow
Wow you reply fast . yeah i got it lifted I didn't have to remove anything it's the top one very easy to get to
U101 on the powersupply driver card pin 8 is 4.08v and pin 9 is 2.50v ..do you have a schematic of the powersupply driver card? Why would it still be in protect if by doing everything you say would bypass it?
No diagram.
I'm working blind, basically, using photos and other diagrams that aren't very close. I'm having to use reference voltages that you posted to try to determine what points are performing various functions. We may be at a standstill.
I'm working blind, basically, using photos and other diagrams that aren't very close. I'm having to use reference voltages that you posted to try to determine what points are performing various functions. We may be at a standstill.
Well when I tested the voltage of the comparators I accidentally shorted pin 2-3 on u101 ( output 2, and vcc) it lights up only blue... so I figured the input 2 which is parallel to input 1 of u102 the positive input isn't high enough.? OR AM I getting how that works all messed up? I wish I had a schematic of the powersupply drivercard
If you can't find a diagram, finding an amp that uses the same driver board would let you swap the boards to see if the problem was on the PS driver board or not.
Hey perry I couldn't message you so I reopened this thread so I could ask you to check out my thread under class d (rp2000.1d issues...). Your the man!