Sometimes, if the source of AC doesn't have enough wattage can cause the problems. Did you try connecting the unit in a different location? --- wulffert <mark@...> wrote: > I have working on my 2101 for several months on and off > so far. I > have v3.00 with the PPC installed (both are SDISC II). It > has the 20 > MHz crystal with 10 MHz Zilog (even though schematic > calls for > hitachi). This unit one day decided to blow fuses (it > only does this > sporadically), turns out the current draw is at the > threshold, I put > a slightly larger fuse (I know a big no - no) but unit > turns on and > nothing gets hot, so other than a slightly elevated > current, I can't > find any shorted parts. Nothing works, front panel is all > 8 8 8 and > blocks on the LCD. No communication with foot controller. > Looks like > processor is running, I see acivity on address and data > busses, on > all lines. I never see the CS line go low to the memory, > although it > may at startup. Decoder chips seem to be ok. Anybody seen > this before? > I even tried the old V2.02 firmware, pulling the battery, > factory > reset. > > Mark > > __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - 50x more storage than other providers! http://promotions.yahoo.com/new_mail
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Re: [gsp-2101] GSP-2101 processor problem
2004-08-20 by Javi
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