Thanks so much for your responses guys. The EAROM is new. No telling if it is working though! I did switch out the entire aux board and tried a couple of EAROMs including the "new" one with no change. I'll check the accounting data. I hadn't thought of that. I don't have another working board set sadly! I'll get out the logic probe and see what I can find. One again, thanks again for taking the time to answer. -Malcolm
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On Mar 26, 2011, at 8:53 AM, Mark Shostak <shostakmark@gmail.com> wrote:
On Fri, Mar 25, 2011 at 9:28 PM, Jess Askey <jess@askey.org> wrote:
I would try another EAROM if you have one just to eliminate that as the problem
In the interest of doing things the "easy" way, I agree with Jess, try a NEW, or at the very least TESTED, part.
I wouldn't bother doing much else until you've verified the actual EAROM is good.
Also, if you have another working boardset, or know a sucker, er, rather, friend with a working board set, test your aux board on the known working main board, and see if the problem follows the main board or the aux board. Also test interconnect harness. At least you'll know which board to focus on.
You can also test both of your EAROMs in the working board.
If you can't do either of these, you have to trouble-shoot it methodically with the appropriate test equipment.
-Mark
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