Oh. Totally missed that. I'll check that thread then.exxos wrote: Sun Jun 02, 2019 6:16 pm Someone else reported the same issue some days ago, I suggested swapping the 2 capacitors around in the reset circuit to see if that helps or not.
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Dual tos adapter - ube switch
Re: Dual tos adapter - ube switch
Re: Dual tos adapter - ube switch
Hmm... Reset is slightly different in STe and ST:
I think you referenced a STe by switching C100 and C102 in the other thread? What to do in the ST then? There are only 2 electrolytic caps in the circuit and they are the same size. So no point there. Or switch C2 and C3?
- reset circuit in STe C300780.png (39.93 KiB) Viewed 2611 times
- reset circuit in ST C070789.gif (9.8 KiB) Viewed 2611 times
I think you referenced a STe by switching C100 and C102 in the other thread? What to do in the ST then? There are only 2 electrolytic caps in the circuit and they are the same size. So no point there. Or switch C2 and C3?
- part of circuit board (reset) in C070789.jpg (51.56 KiB) Viewed 2611 times
Re: Dual tos adapter - ube switch
It be C7 then, needs changing to 10uF.