820-2936 PP3V42 being pulled down.

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  • mon2
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    • Dec 2019
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    #81
    Good. What is the voltage to ground of ALL_SYS_PWRGD ?

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    • bridges_4u
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      • Feb 2014
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      #82
      Originally posted by mon2
      Good. What is the voltage to ground of ALL_SYS_PWRGD ?
      Hi mon2

      The voltage is 3.245 V.

      Regards

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      • bridges_4u
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        • Feb 2014
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        #83
        Originally posted by mon2
        Good. What is the voltage to ground of ALL_SYS_PWRGD ?
        Hi mon2,

        The voltage is 3.245 V.

        Regards​

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        • mon2
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          • Dec 2019
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          #84
          What is the voltage to ground of SMC_BC_ACOK ?

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          • bridges_4u
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            • Feb 2014
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            #85
            Originally posted by mon2
            What is the voltage to ground of SMC_BC_ACOK ?
            Hi mon2,

            The SMC_BC_ACOK is 3.251V.

            Regards

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            • mon2
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              • Dec 2019
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              #86
              What is the voltage to ground of SMC_BC_ACOK_VCC @ U6901 (pin 4) ?

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              • bridges_4u
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                • Feb 2014
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                #87
                Originally posted by mon2
                What is the voltage to ground of SMC_BC_ACOK_VCC @ U6901 (pin 4) ?

                Hi mon2

                The voltage is 3.420V.

                Regards

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                • bridges_4u
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                  • Feb 2014
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                  #88
                  [QUOTE=bridges_4u;n3258712]



                  Hi mon2

                  The voltage is 3.420V.

                  Regards​

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                  • mon2
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                    • Dec 2019
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                    #89
                    What is the voltage of SMC_RESET_L​ ? Do you have a green light on the magsafe connector? What is the voltage of PPBUS_G3H ?

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                    • bridges_4u
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                      • Feb 2014
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                      #90
                      Hi mon2

                      YES. I do have the green light on the charger.

                      PPBUS_G3H : 12.40 V.

                      I shall post SMC_RESET_L voltages shortly as there has been a power outage.

                      Regards

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                      • bridges_4u
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                        • Feb 2014
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                        #91
                        Hi mon2, reformatt ,

                        Please review my findings and advise.

                        Regards

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                        • mon2
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                          • Dec 2019
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                          #92
                          PPBUS_G3H : 12.40 V.
                          As per post #60. Should be ~12v6.

                          Flux and remove F7040 off the logic board. Do not lose it. Power up without F7040 so there is no consumer side loading on this power rail.

                          What is the voltage to ground on the ISL (producer) side of this PPBUS_G3H power rail?

                          reference:
                          [SOLVED]820-2936 ppbus_g3h 16v | Rossmanngroup Forums

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