theangel540
Beginner
Hello.
I am looking for a charitable soul who could help me on a working F3.
So I have an F3 PCB single which has no sound.
I diagnosed a problem on the TDA1543 DAC.
My bitclock signal is bad.
I traced it to below the Custom TC0660CFM.
Unable to see under the component where the pad loops.
(when I pass my moistened finger over pin 1,2 and 3 of the DAC, I have sound that comes back slightly... I have to pair the serial PIN3 with my PIN1 this way!)
So you would have to either:
- that I unsolder the qfp in question at the station
- that a person with a functional F3 trace me the PIN1 of the TDA on one of the legs of the custom QFP. (what leg? it seems that everything goes through this QFP between the ensoniq chipset and the Ana./digital volume/amp part.)
I think I have:
- or an HS pass-through pad under the QFP.
- either my DAC which layers my signal.
Either way, I HAVE to be able to trace the PIN1 somewhere and it stops...under the custom.
The DAC is right next to the radia.
A BIG thank you in advance for someone equipped with a multimeter and an F3 (mobo or single pcb) who can do this for me. (with a small caliber ~ 200ohms so as not to damage anything).
I am looking for a charitable soul who could help me on a working F3.
So I have an F3 PCB single which has no sound.
I diagnosed a problem on the TDA1543 DAC.
My bitclock signal is bad.
I traced it to below the Custom TC0660CFM.
Unable to see under the component where the pad loops.
(when I pass my moistened finger over pin 1,2 and 3 of the DAC, I have sound that comes back slightly... I have to pair the serial PIN3 with my PIN1 this way!)
So you would have to either:
- that I unsolder the qfp in question at the station
- that a person with a functional F3 trace me the PIN1 of the TDA on one of the legs of the custom QFP. (what leg? it seems that everything goes through this QFP between the ensoniq chipset and the Ana./digital volume/amp part.)
I think I have:
- or an HS pass-through pad under the QFP.
- either my DAC which layers my signal.
Either way, I HAVE to be able to trace the PIN1 somewhere and it stops...under the custom.
The DAC is right next to the radia.
A BIG thank you in advance for someone equipped with a multimeter and an F3 (mobo or single pcb) who can do this for me. (with a small caliber ~ 200ohms so as not to damage anything).