Emax

Ok, Wayne great!, looks fine:
I hope that the power supply will be the cause!!!!,
otherwise i\ufffdll try as you said with the IC\ufffds (the
reseat will be with the power supply ON ? i dont think
so......) , but before I will became rehearsing in an
acient mother board...i need a bit of luck. 
Thanks for you unvaluable help,....I except to send
you good news!!!!....
Bye 
Rick


--- Wayne Griffin <ingsoc_1979@...> wrote:

> This sounds like it could also be heat related. 
> 
> Emaxen are 20 years old now.
> 
> If you know your soft/firmware are okay and your 5V
> is
> somewhat in spec then...
> 
> CAREFULLY reseat every chip and every connection on
> your motherboard. This includes the big, fat one.
> This
> will take time. Control static electricity as much
> as
> possible, you absolutely don't want to pop your
> E-Chip
> or any of the custom PAL's.
> 
> Practice this on something that you don't care about
> to get the hang of the way it feels when you slide
> the
> small flatblade screwdriver underneath and patiently
> pry them up. Think old 386 motherboards...
> 
> It isn't even necessary to completely remove the
> chips
> from the sockets. Just merely move them around some.
> 
> Take a sharpie marker and mark the orientation of
> any
> connectors you may remove. In fact, I reseat every
> connection on everything that comes through here
> when
> I get something. You are breaking up little
> oxidations
> and the like between the metals.
> 
> This is very common on E-mu gear- EIII, EII, SP-12,
> SP1200...
> 
> [w]
> 
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