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  • kalilinux25
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    • Mar 2018
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    No power viwgp/gr la-9632p rev 1.0

    Hi good day I have this problem I change for shorted nothing had found 19V POWER RAIL is present +5ALW IS NOT PRESEN how to find the possible problem for this boardt
    Last edited by kalilinux25; 06-11-2019, 12:29 AM.
  • Techtiger
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    • Oct 2014
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    • france

    #2
    Re: No power viwgp/gr la-9632p rev 1.0

    voltage on PU402 all pins except GND & resistance PL404, try to remove PJ402 jumper and see if voltage is back

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    • kalilinux25
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      • Mar 2018
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      Re: No power viwgp/gr la-9632p rev 1.0

      First test all pin in the PU402 pin 1,2,3,4, has no voltages 5,6 has 3.3v
      Second check the resistance of PL404 800 ohms
      3rd remove the PJ402 jumper
      4th check voltage in jprb1 pin 1 has no voltage present

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      • Techtiger
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        • Oct 2014
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        Re: No power viwgp/gr la-9632p rev 1.0

        Do you have 3.3V PL402? Your voltage measurements are not correct PU402
        Pin 8/5/7 +5v Check PL403 or +B line or change that IC

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        • kalilinux25
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          • Mar 2018
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          #5
          Re: No power viwgp/gr la-9632p rev 1.0

          Originally posted by techtiger
          Do you have 3.3V PL402? Your voltage measurements are not correct PU402
          Pin 8/5/7 +5v Check PL403 or +B line or change that IC
          pl402 no voltages +B line on pin 8 has 20 v

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          • kalilinux25
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            • Mar 2018
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            #6
            Re: No power viwgp/gr la-9632p rev 1.0

            Originally posted by kalilinux25
            pl402 no voltages +B line on pin 8 has 20 v
            I already tried to change the PU402 but no power

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            • mcplslg123
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              • Jun 2015
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              #7
              Re: No power viwgp/gr la-9632p rev 1.0

              Originally posted by techtiger
              Do you have 3.3V PL402? Your voltage measurements are not correct PU402
              Pin 8/5/7 +5v Check PL403 or +B line or change that IC
              Are you sure about that?? Pin8 should be 20V,pin5 should be 3V in my opinion.

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              • kalilinux25
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                • Mar 2018
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                #8
                Re: No power viwgp/gr la-9632p rev 1.0

                Originally posted by mcplslg123
                Are you sure about that?? Pin8 should be 20V,pin5 should be 3V in my opinion.
                good day sir , I have the excat correct reading pin 8 has 18v pin 5 has 3v

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                • mcplslg123
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                  • Jun 2015
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                  Re: No power viwgp/gr la-9632p rev 1.0

                  Sorry for the goofup@kalilinux. I was partially wrong as i mistakenly looked at PU401. It should be +20V on pin 8 but +5V on pin5 of PU402 as pin5 is +5VCC. The basic input for working of PU402 IC is +5VCC(pin5) and VIN(pin8) and after that you should have EN signals for it to produce LDO output. So something is wrong here. You need to findout why you are getting +3V at pin5 of PU402 instead of +5V??

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