KevinMullins
Active member
SiLeNtNiNjA1 has been a huge help to me with this issue so far, but I hate to keep bugging just one person and it may turn out to be sometime of an odd problem.
Backstory - Picked up a Silent Scope 1 for cheap, everything boots and checks ok then gets the typical Error 11-P, bought and socketed new pre-programmed NVRAM, still has error 11-P.
Won't go into test menu or anything like that, just the usual reboot after error failure.
Power supply voltages check good.
Stumped I start probing the socket to try and double check my solder work etc. Noted that pin 14 (GND) and pin 28 (VCC) were dead shorted.....well that just doesn't seem right. (?) Even with the board completely removed from the set.
Pins 28 and 26 have continuity which seems expected to enable read and write....but both are shorted to ground (pin 14)?!?
Can anyone with a boardset handy check continuity on their NVRAM socket? Or even if it's not socket check on the backside?
Being a multi-layer board and no schematics this could turn into a pain.
Backstory - Picked up a Silent Scope 1 for cheap, everything boots and checks ok then gets the typical Error 11-P, bought and socketed new pre-programmed NVRAM, still has error 11-P.
Won't go into test menu or anything like that, just the usual reboot after error failure.
Power supply voltages check good.
Stumped I start probing the socket to try and double check my solder work etc. Noted that pin 14 (GND) and pin 28 (VCC) were dead shorted.....well that just doesn't seem right. (?) Even with the board completely removed from the set.
Pins 28 and 26 have continuity which seems expected to enable read and write....but both are shorted to ground (pin 14)?!?
Can anyone with a boardset handy check continuity on their NVRAM socket? Or even if it's not socket check on the backside?
Being a multi-layer board and no schematics this could turn into a pain.