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Offline hishamkTopic starter

Amiga 2000 rev 6 - is this a short?
« on: February 08, 2025, 01:08:49 PM »
I have a battery damaged rev 6 board. Cleaned it up a bit and fixed traces. Instead of a black screen now I get a white scren.

I’ve removed all the socketed chips and one thing I observed is that at any point I check for continuity between GND and VCC, I get a tone, indicating a short. The meter shows it at around 40 ohms resistance.

Is this really a short (resistance is not 0 ohm)?

2x A1000, 2x A2000, 1x A3000, 4x A1200, 3x A500, 1x CDTV, 1x CD32, 2x Pegasos II, 1x EFIKA
 

Offline hishamkTopic starter

Re: Amiga 2000 rev 6 - is this a short?
« Reply #1 on: February 09, 2025, 05:31:51 AM »
The tone doesn't indicate a short, it indicates a resistance less than a certain value, often about 60 Ohms.  The exact value varies across different makes/models of meters.

A low DC resistance value between 5V and ground is normal, that's not the problem.


Thank you, that helps.

I forget to mentioned that I did replace the CPU and Kickstart sockets as well.

I'll be checking things out with DiagROM once I burn one.
2x A1000, 2x A2000, 1x A3000, 4x A1200, 3x A500, 1x CDTV, 1x CD32, 2x Pegasos II, 1x EFIKA