Emax

Hi
 
You should try and open the Emax II up again and check for any loose seatings in the cables (disconnect the cables and connect them again) and apply a slight preassure on all chips. The Emax II is known for it's temperament when it has been opened up.
 
I hope that's the case for you.
 
Best regards
 
Brian

fsharpau <drae@...> wrote:
--- In emax@yahoogroups.com, "homershines" <homershines@y...> wrote:
> I have an old Emax 2. My problem is that I decided to try to
install an internal SCSI Hard 
> drive. Once inside, I saw that there was no drive holder inside my
unit. To get a metal 
> plate made or maybe a plexi one, I decided to wait. So, I put
everything back, but now 
> when I try to boot, I get a nasty  "eeeeeeeeee" sound, coming from
the floppy. Lots of 
light 
> are on, but nothing is happening with the floppy drive. Nothing on
the LCD. 
> 
> ....now everything is out! No sound nor light. It's basically dead.
> 
> Obviously, I did something wrong. I just wanna know if I can
correct it myself, before I 
> send it in for service.
> 
> Peace.
> 
> homershines

Hi all, ( my first post )
I got some similar problems...(lights on on front panel, no screen,
clicking...not healthy 
signs) after I tried (unsuccessfully) plugging my Emax 2 internal
SCSI into my Mac to try to 
xfer file samples from the Emax. I must have plugged the cables into
the board sockets 
the wrong way round. I thought I must have blown something but I
fiddled till it worked 
again. It seems ok now.

David 




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