5V USB? You mean "+5VSB"? 5 volt standby power? Why would anything on CT6x be wired to "+5VSB"?
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Falcon030 dead after Centuriontech CT60/CT60PSU incident - investigation begins
Re: Falcon030 dead after Centuriontech CT60/CT60PSU incident - investigation begins
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Re: Falcon030 dead after Centuriontech CT60/CT60PSU incident - investigation begins
Id assume that's how the CT60 turns on / off the PSU.. It would need power to do that in the first place. Those 2 chips must be the circuit which controls that.alexh wrote: Fri Oct 16, 2026 4:29 pm 5V USB? You mean "+5VSB"? 5 volt standby power? Why would anything on CT6x be wired to "+5VSB"?
Re: Falcon030 dead after Centuriontech CT60/CT60PSU incident - investigation begins
Ah probably to do with full ATX spec when you can turn an ATX PSU off(/on?) with software? Not applicable if you're using a physical switch like CT60PSU I guess.
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A500+,A600,A4000/060,CD32,CDTV
Re: Falcon030 dead after Centuriontech CT60/CT60PSU incident - investigation begins
No idea if software can turn it on/off or not. Maybe it could turn it off via software, never heard of anyone doing that though. I just always used the power headers on the CT60 to turn the PSU on. Likely some people just hardwire the PON wire so as soon as the PSU is turned on, the CT60 powers up..alexh wrote: Fri Oct 16, 2026 4:47 pm Ah probably to do with full ATX spec when you can turn an ATX PSU on/off with software? Not applicable if you're using a physical switch like CT60PSU I guess.
Re: Falcon030 dead after Centuriontech CT60/CT60PSU incident - investigation begins
Well that is how PC's turn off ATX PSUs without any button presses.exxos wrote: Fri Oct 16, 2026 4:52 pm No idea if software can turn it on/off or not. Maybe it could turn it off via software, never heard of anyone doing that though.
I understand. Again that is how most PCs turn on ATX PSUs they have a momentary PON button going to the motherboard. I didn't realise there were any electronics associated with it on the motherboard powered on +5VSB! I thought the button press just went directly to the PSU. Learn something new every day.exxos wrote: Fri Oct 16, 2026 4:52 pmI just always used the power headers on the CT60 to turn the PSU on.
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ST,STf,STfm,STe,MegaST,MegaSTe,Falcon060
A500+,A600,A4000/060,CD32,CDTV
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Re: Falcon030 dead after Centuriontech CT60/CT60PSU incident - investigation begins
Maybe you can make a bodge to use a onerom for this?
Re: Falcon030 dead after Centuriontech CT60/CT60PSU incident - investigation begins
Had not heard about that project. I cut down flashy clock for a STE version, could be adapted for the falcon.. Just not enough time for all the piles of side projects I want to do
Re: Falcon030 dead after Centuriontech CT60/CT60PSU incident - investigation begins
Anyway, Ordered some -7ns PLD's a few days ago. Hopefully they will actually work! Just got a £60 bill from DHL for import tax
I believe the replacement Videl is on order as well now.
Probably not much can be done until parts arrive. But I am really busy with work next week or 3, so likely not much time for any Atari stuff anyway.
Probably not much can be done until parts arrive. But I am really busy with work next week or 3, so likely not much time for any Atari stuff anyway.
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Re: Falcon030 dead after Centuriontech CT60/CT60PSU incident - investigation begins
Isn't that too much for just a few PLDs ?
Re: Falcon030 dead after Centuriontech CT60/CT60PSU incident - investigation begins
Its always to much. They expensive parts to buy these days. But they also charge on shipping as well.. Really sucks

