To save time, bend out all 8 data bus lines, and install U164 with no data busconnections.
Then bend out all of the address too if it still is fixing the issue.If that breaks things again, bend back half of the address lines.Then try the other half. Sort of a binary search instead of bending in and
out pins one at a time, which could take a lot longer.
Always keep the power and gnd to this chip connected. Also, the chip
select pin should be connected as well. Assuming the chip is not actuallybeing used, disconnecting address or data lines should be OK. But not the
power pins or the chip select/ chip enable pin.
Bob
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Re: [oberheim] Finding Clock frequency of my OBXa
2015-03-19 by Bob Grieb
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