Check DTACK resistance to 0v (with power off of course) something doesn't seem right there.stween wrote: 18 Dec 2022 20:27 A quick check between festive tasks: with no glue, no CPU, address fc0000: DTACK is low.
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Doesn't sound right. Should be open circuit really.
Not sure without looking , but remove the other chips which have dtack on them. Likely MMU, MFP, etc
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Mmm. Okay, I removed all chips I see DTACK on. I still see 1k to ground.
Not sure if this is relevant:
Decided to go fishing and look at resistance on adjacent pins to DTACK on each socket. Figured sharing the same path might be indicative of ... something. What I did so far is NOT AT ALL thorough because I didn't map the top of the socket to the grid layout on the back, but looking at immediately adjacent pins on the top of the sockets didn't show the same resistance as DTACK on any socket, except on the GLUE.
On GLUE: pins 28 through 33 show the same 1k resistance. That's: RDY, VPA, BERR, DTACK, IPL1, IPL2.
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What does DTACK measure to 5v then ?
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With no chips on the board and unrelated signals.. I wonder if your aware of this fix ? viewtopic.php?f=89&t=5256
You could remove the inductors and see if those pins go high then...
There should be noting at all on DTACK.. Basically blitter, CPU, MMu,GLUE,68K sockets, MFP. 3.3V buffers.
Aside from RDY which isn't on the CPU.. The others are unrelated aside from the 3.3V buffers. and even then different ones!
EDIT
With no chips on the board and unrelated signals.. I wonder if your aware of this fix ? viewtopic.php?f=89&t=5256
You could remove the inductors and see if those pins go high then...
There should be noting at all on DTACK.. Basically blitter, CPU, MMu,GLUE,68K sockets, MFP. 3.3V buffers.
Aside from RDY which isn't on the CPU.. The others are unrelated aside from the 3.3V buffers. and even then different ones!
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Just under 1k to 5V. (To ground is actually just over, like 1.1k. To 5V, it's 0.9k.)
DTACK is open circuit to ground from the 3.3V expansion slots; I figured those are separated off from the rest of the board anyway so forgot to mention.
I have definitely never seen this page before :) Replacing those might be beyond me and my tools though!With no chips on the board and unrelated signals.. I wonder if your aware of this fix ? viewtopic.php?f=89&t=5256
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Just blob them with a solder blob and they will ease off.. clean off the pads with braid. Not sure how the buffers will react, but cant make things any worse. In theory just the 3.3V bus won't work, but that's not important right now anyway.stween wrote: 20 Dec 2022 13:38 I have definitely never seen this page before :) Replacing those might be beyond me and my tools though!
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Okay. Specifically, just the highlighted resistor-shaped packages to the top left of each of the larger chips? (the bus converters?)exxos wrote: 20 Dec 2022 13:50Just blob them with a solder blob and they will ease off.. clean off the pads with braid. Not sure how the buffers will react, but cant make things any worse. In theory just the 3.3V bus won't work, but that's not important right now anyway.stween wrote: 20 Dec 2022 13:38 I have definitely never seen this page before :) Replacing those might be beyond me and my tools though!
I can futz with it this evening. If not this evening ... then I'll probably have to park it until mid January/early February!
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I removed them in this post.stween wrote: 20 Dec 2022 15:06 Okay. Specifically, just the highlighted resistor-shaped packages to the top left of each of the larger chips? (the bus converters?)
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You cannot keep us in suspense that long :lol: :chairsmack:stween wrote: 20 Dec 2022 15:06 I can futz with it this evening. If not this evening ... then I'll probably have to park it until mid January/early February!
Though if it is not those bus converters then I give up :lol: :roll:
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Useful, thanks!exxos wrote: 20 Dec 2022 15:17I removed them in this post.stween wrote: 20 Dec 2022 15:06 Okay. Specifically, just the highlighted resistor-shaped packages to the top left of each of the larger chips? (the bus converters?)
viewtopic.php?p=87527#p87527
haha I'll be away from home, that's the real problem! I probably have time tonight. I've just got the fear about components so small!You cannot keep us in suspense that long :lol: :chairsmack:stween wrote: 20 Dec 2022 15:06 I can futz with it this evening. If not this evening ... then I'll probably have to park it until mid January/early February!
Though if it is not those bus converters then I give up :lol: :roll:
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