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Ive managed to find my salvaged parts pot and yay there was another asic in there.. after bending all the pins back as well I could.. swapped it and yay tis working now.. thanks all for your help and motivation. Gonna give ita darn good testing today.. fingers crossed. ☺
@mdeverhart
Between pin 22 and 28(5v) its 508 ohms
And pin 22 and gnd is 521 ohms.
Pin 27 goes from under the sram ic through a via and then a track on the other side to another via and up under the asic.
Ive checked the other asic/sram combo as its the same setup.
and pin 27 to gnd is 456...
Yeah did that.. it's a straight connection.. only other thing I can think of doing is lifting pin 71 of the asic and seeing what the resistance is then between the pin and gnd and the now unoccupied trace n gnd just to confirm.. but i recon the asic is at fault here.
Okeydokey cheers @mdeverhart
I took these readings..
Betweeen pin 27 and 28(5v) 469ohms
Between pin 27 and gnd.. 452ohms
Between pin 28(5v) and gnd.. 15 ohms
I was thinking along the same lines but wouldnt know what value resistor to add. Ive checked around there and theres no pull up...
Ahh I see whats happening here... pin 27 on the sram is low.. the machine death chimes.. if i dab some iso between pin 27 and 28 (5v) it seems to pull it up and it goes up to around 3.5v and then the machine works just fine..
Ive fitted a new sram ic and its made no difference.
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