I tried this in a A2000/A500/CDTV... no issues at all.. very strange.alenppc wrote: 11 Jan 2020 22:21 I did for the first one, not the second one. The first one is the one that was working fine on your machine.
Maybe I’ll try it up later today again. Its been sitting for months unused.
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wrong type of cpld or something weird like that?
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Nothing, still the same. Works only if the CPLD is freezing cold. It's the strangest thing I have ever seen.
Look if it works for you guys, great, but I won't build this one. I don't want support nightmares.
Look if it works for you guys, great, but I won't build this one. I don't want support nightmares.
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Well i dont like ignoring a red flag even if its an odd one. I can say for sure that that board you sent over to me was working perfectly in the CDTV.alenppc wrote: 11 Jan 2020 22:56 Nothing, still the same. Works only if the CPLD is freezing cold. It's the strangest thing I have ever seen.
Look if it works for you guys, great, but I won't build this one. I don't want support nightmares.
I'd like to figure out whats different
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Couple of random thoughts: I used a C variant of the CPLD instead of the I. They are identical except for the fact that the I variant is supposed to operate at higher temperatures (but to be honest I am running this at room temp, and it's winter so it's not like we ever get very hot at all, so in theory it shouldn't matter).
Could it be EM interference? Such as cell phone towers operating at a certain frequency, OTA TV and such? Very esoteric this one.
But that's what I can think of.
Could it be EM interference? Such as cell phone towers operating at a certain frequency, OTA TV and such? Very esoteric this one.
But that's what I can think of.
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Its unlikely to be interference as its a 4 layer board... i can spark a BBQ lighter over the top of mine and nothing happens. More likely its a marginal contact in your setup somewhere. Cooling the CPLD keeps the edges at their sharpest. I could probably beef up the caps on the CPLD and see if that helps.alenppc wrote: 11 Jan 2020 23:09 Couple of random thoughts: I used a C variant of the CPLD instead of the I. They are identical except for the fact that the I variant is supposed to operate at higher temperatures (but to be honest I am running this at room temp, and it's winter so it's not like we ever get very hot at all, so in theory it shouldn't matter).
Could it be EM interference? Such as cell phone towers operating at a certain frequency, OTA TV and such? Very esoteric this one.
But that's what I can think of.
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indicates how much hurting you shall receive."
"It is not necessarily a supply voltage at no load, but the amount of current it can provide when touched that
indicates how much hurting you shall receive."
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ohh about caps. running the board for like 4+ hours yesterday..
today I noticed. I never put in one single cap yet :)
today I noticed. I never put in one single cap yet :)
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*cough* yes.. erm.... and the SDRAM runs at 100Mhz... Maybe tell Matze this. ;)chucky wrote: 12 Jan 2020 11:18 ohh about caps. running the board for like 4+ hours yesterday..
today I noticed. I never put in one single cap yet :)
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oh crap I'm felling so behind on all this. I wish I saw this earlier :|
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I think most probaly is problemm with ur psu or u 3.3 volt ic check for good socket contact with pins.replace 3.3 voltage regulator and ensure good ground with the socket .alenppc wrote: 11 Jan 2020 22:56 Nothing, still the same. Works only if the CPLD is freezing cold. It's the strangest thing I have ever seen.
Look if it works for you guys, great, but I won't build this one. I don't want support nightmares.
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