Strange.
My oscillator is a SIT8008BC-83-33E-100.000000T: https://www.digikey.no/products/no?keyw ... 000000T-ND
I have another one I can try instead. I bought two of them.
My TF536 runs at 42.7 MHz with a 100 MHz oscillator.
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My TF536 runs at 42.7 MHz with a 100 MHz oscillator.
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Re: My TF536 runs at 42.7 MHz with a 100 MHz oscillator.
I replaced the oscillator and get the same thing. Will try reflashing the CPLD.
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Didn't change anything. Would be odd if it did. :)
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Tried a 33 MHz (fake) CPU and get the same result.
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Didn't change anything. Would be odd if it did. :)
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Tried a 33 MHz (fake) CPU and get the same result.
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Re: My TF536 runs at 42.7 MHz with a 100 MHz oscillator.
It really doesn't. Sysinfo is utter garbage. Try AIBB and you'll get way more accurate results.
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Re: My TF536 runs at 42.7 MHz with a 100 MHz oscillator.
AIBB 6.5 says CPU Clock is 40 MHz. :lol:
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Re: My TF536 runs at 42.7 MHz with a 100 MHz oscillator.
I will take another look under the microscope. I know for sure there are no shorts but maybe a pin is lifted.
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Re: My TF536 runs at 42.7 MHz with a 100 MHz oscillator.
This is not possible. Like i couldnt make the board do that if i tried. It divides the input clock by 2. there is no known way to divide with logic like this.Lynxman wrote: 12 Jan 2021 18:38 I will take another look under the microscope. I know for sure there are no shorts but maybe a pin is lifted.
Either there is an 80 mhz crystal on there, there is some tragic soldering between the CPLD and the CPU or the software is wrong.
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Re: My TF536 runs at 42.7 MHz with a 100 MHz oscillator.
The CPLD solderings are good. I tugged every one of them. I probably received the wrong oscillators. They don't have frequency scribed on them.
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Re: My TF536 runs at 42.7 MHz with a 100 MHz oscillator.
I don't think my solderings are bad. Every single leg has been pushed to check looseness.
I will order new ocsillators and replace them. I'm glad it still works with the lower frequency.
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Re: My TF536 runs at 42.7 MHz with a 100 MHz oscillator.
Yes, it could be an 80 mhz crystal then, but the 536 will generally boot at that frequency only on a specific A500 revision (I think rev5 but not sure anymore), not on the other revs.
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Re: My TF536 runs at 42.7 MHz with a 100 MHz oscillator.
Will let you know how it does with the new parts when I get them. Might as well just leave it at 40 MHz since it works and put it in the A2000. It lets me use the cheap fake 030's. Will runu a raytrace to see if it's stable.
I'm loving the buffered IDE. I have a CF card thatdidn't work properly in my TF534's with a short IDE cable but works great here even with a long cable.
I'm loving the buffered IDE. I have a CF card thatdidn't work properly in my TF534's with a short IDE cable but works great here even with a long cable.
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