[SOLVED]820-4924 No S4

Tony Tone

Member
No pp5v_s4.
Missing:
-pm_pch_sys_pwrok
-pm_pch_pwrok & apwrok
-plt_reset_l

-pm_sysrst_l .018
-pm_batlow_l .035
-pch_pm_slp_s0_l .014

U1950 have pp3v42_g3h
cpuvr_pgood_r .015

Have I been paying good attention with where I am going?
 
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dukefawks

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Need basics first, PPBUS, 3V3 on L7560. Is there a short pulse on L7520 after connecting power? Where was liquid damage?
 

Tony Tone

Member
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It is prehistoric but it (L7520) stays flat 0 when I first plug it in and stays that way.
 

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Tony Tone

Member
Little bit of liquid was near clock, U1845 (changed), C1020 (short to ground or low resistance to ground? .007). Everything else is pretty clean.
 

dukefawks

Administrator
If there was liquid on clock chip change it U1900. Or if you want to measure check 32kHz on pin 12 and 3V on pin 13.
 

Tony Tone

Member
Yes. I have an old school one though. It only shows that there is a signal, but it doesn't show the kHz.
 

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dukefawks

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Why? Any scope will do for this. Most scoped have a 1kHz reference output, see if you can get that on the screen.
 

Tony Tone

Member
I'm not too sure on how to calculate this correctly. But I got 3.25 divisions per cycle at 5ms.
I don't see a 1kHz reference output.
 

Tony Tone

Member
Ok, sorry about that. I have been seeing a sine wave, now I am seeing a square wave.
 

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