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3619.1 | try these | MARVIN::HIGGINSON | Peter Higginson DTN 830 6293, Reading UK | Tue Apr 29 1997 17:52 | 21 |
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Raymond,
No real idea but some thoughts:
1) is it a 500 or a 600 (power supply issues with 600's are very rare).
2) plug a terminal in at 9600 and see if it even outputs the rom
banner (before the tests).
3) power on with the red button in (to clear bbram)
4) visual check - is the daughter card properly plugged in, are the two
flash chips (in square sockets on the under-side of the daughter card)
correctly inserted. (Is there a daughter card, are there flash chips
in the sockets?)
5) are the memory simms present and firm (are there two of them)?
Peter
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3619.2 | | MARVIN::HIGGINSON | Peter Higginson DTN 830 6293, Reading UK | Fri May 02 1997 03:55 | 12 |
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Another thing to check:
are any jumpers (links) fitted?
Report the info here and I'll check against a working card. (I believe
there should not be any, however a link is fitted for manufacturing tests
and might just have been left on.)
Peter
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3619.3 | More infos | LEMAN::SCHEIDEGGER | Raymond @GEO - DTN 821-5236 | Mon May 05 1997 05:18 | 27 |
| Hi,
1. We order a new part from logistic.
Same problem ...
On the spare part the 50-20715-01 a01 / 54-20716 was not correctly
plugged in.
-> plug in correctly and this is OK ...
2. On both DOA cards the same board was also not full plugged
in. (2 millimeters) But the problem still present. ???
3. On the DOA cards we have only the REV A01, no stickers with the
card name (B1000-xx)
4. We have swapped the 32 Mb memory simm ...OK
5. All 3 jumpers are off
6. NO events on the console.
7. Same problem with the reset button ON at power on.
Raymond
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3619.4 | Another DOA MPC-III with a red dot !! | COMICS::WEIR | John Weir, UK Country Support | Wed May 21 1997 06:32 | 11 |
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It looks as though DOA MPC-III modules are fairly common. We just received
an MPC-III for our lab systems and it arrived DOA. No lights working, just
a red dot, as previously described. All chips, SIMMS etc were firmly located.
Connecting a console got nothing. We obtained a replacement MPC-III and all
is now OK. -- BTW this was a 16M MPC-III, not a 32M as in the base note.
Regards,
John
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