Continued MSF 5000 problem
Posted: Tue Dec 16, 2003 6:31 pm
I'd like to thank Jack Hackett for his earlier advise. I was at a mental roadblock and your suggestion, although not the entire solution, at least got me off dead zero.
I checked for the 5v DC-DC. Sure enough, my DS710 was not lit (..that's the li'l green LED that only lights up when all voltages, A+, 9.6, AND 5v are present)
Motorola engineers were on thier game the day they thought up JU8. If you pull JU8 and get a good DS710, than the 5v DC-DC is good and it's got a short circuit downstream somewhere.
So what I did next was to systematically pull interconnect ribbons off while pulling and replacing JU8. My 'short circuit downstream' appears to be on the radio side of P801. That's the connector that heads off toward the transmitter/receiver section.
Now that I've gotten that far...I hit another mental roadblock. I'd appreciate anybody's suggestion as to how to find my short.
Thanks loads!
Bill
I checked for the 5v DC-DC. Sure enough, my DS710 was not lit (..that's the li'l green LED that only lights up when all voltages, A+, 9.6, AND 5v are present)
Motorola engineers were on thier game the day they thought up JU8. If you pull JU8 and get a good DS710, than the 5v DC-DC is good and it's got a short circuit downstream somewhere.
So what I did next was to systematically pull interconnect ribbons off while pulling and replacing JU8. My 'short circuit downstream' appears to be on the radio side of P801. That's the connector that heads off toward the transmitter/receiver section.
Now that I've gotten that far...I hit another mental roadblock. I'd appreciate anybody's suggestion as to how to find my short.
Thanks loads!
Bill