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I continue my monologue 😀
a new CPU is on the way.
In the meantime I checked the PROM of the code and it seems intact.March 26, 2024 at 10:55 am in reply to: Beomaster 901 stereo light not working – FIXED was weak FM aerial signal #31683oups wrong topic.
March 26, 2024 at 10:53 am in reply to: Beomaster 901 stereo light not working – FIXED was weak FM aerial signal #31682when TR10 is removed and you are sure to receive stereo signal, what is the B-E voltage?
March 24, 2024 at 9:58 pm in reply to: Beomaster 901 stereo light not working – FIXED was weak FM aerial signal #31625Ok and 2C56 capacitor was originally a tantalum one?
What was the original TR10 reference?
March 24, 2024 at 7:33 pm in reply to: Beomaster 901 stereo light not working – FIXED was weak FM aerial signal #31607if you have 0v at the base then the light is not turned on.
have you tried to remove the transistor and measure the base voltage again (to see if the transistor is not base/emitter shorted)
you can even measure 2C56 is this cap is not shorted/or has low impedance compared to the 33K resistor. Especially since it seems to be tantalum one.and if you never seen what’s inside a beosound 9000 CPU box, here is the answer 😉
(removing the pins is not easy, the pads are very fragile)
(sorry I can’t remove the second attachement ^ ^)I was wrong, the 30h I2C call is made by the link processor to the main processor.
after more analysis, it’s the main processor the problem.
the CPU seem to be dead. no memory access (ram/prom etc) only the oscillator is working. so I need to find a new one to replace it and make further tests. - AuthorPosts