HP 15-AN DAX1BDMB6F0 +VCORE +VCCGT missing

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  • jasko_jacker
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    • Oct 2014
    • 1137
    • italy

    #1

    HP 15-AN DAX1BDMB6F0 +VCORE +VCCGT missing

    After a lot of research (Oiginal PID is missing) I find the correct Bios, now all voltage seem corrects but
    the cpu voltages +VCCGT -> 0V +VCORE -> 0V are missing. I change two times the NPC81206 with no luck. All related
    mosfet are functional (I desolder and test)
    On NCP81206 seem that VR_SVID_CLK# = SCLK has 1V but not correctly clock wave
    POWER UP SEQUENCE

    PLTRST# -> 3.3V
    EC_PWROK -> 3.3V
    IMVP_PWRGD -> 3.2V
    +VCCGT -> 0V
    +VCORE -> 0V
    VRON -> 3.3V
    HWPG -> 3.2V
    +1.0V -> OK
    +3V +5V +0.65V_DDR_VTT -> OK
    MAINON -> 3.3V
    +VCCSTPLL ->
    +3VSUS -> OK
    +1.35VSUS -> OK
    SUS_ON -> 3.3V
    RSMRST# -> 3.3V
    +1.0V_DEEP_SUS -> OK
    +1.8V_DEEP_SUS -> OK
    +3V_DEEP_SUS -> +3VSPI -> OK
    SLP_SUS_ON -> 3.3V
    PWR_BTN -> 3.3V
    +5VS5 -> OK
    +3VS5 -> OK
    S5_ON -> 3.3V
    RTC_RST# -> OK
    SRTC_RST# -> OK
    +3V_RTC -> OK

    ITE MAIN SIGNAL

    3 SUSWARN#_EC -> 3.3V
    20 EC_POWEROK -> 3.3V
    33 MAINON -> 3.3V
    35 SUSON -> 3.3V
    73 ADAPTER_SEL_EC -> 1.6V
    77 DGPU_PROCHOT# -> 3.3V
    79 EC_PCIE_WAKE# -> 3.3V
    82 SUSACK#_EC -> 3.3V
    83 VRON -> 3.3V
    87 DSWROK_EC -> 3.3V
    89 SLP_SUS_ON -> 3.3V
    90 SLP_SUS#_EC -> 3.3v
    93 CLKRUN# -> 0V
    97 ACIN -> 3.3V
    98 HWPG -> 3.2V
    100 S5_ON 3.3V
    119 RSMRST# -> 3.3V
    123 LID_EC# -> 3.3V
    124 H_PROCHOT#_EC 0
    128 5VS5_ON -> 3.3V
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    Last edited by jasko_jacker; 09-05-2019, 08:34 AM.
  • caspian
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    • Oct 2015
    • 1589
    • Laptop

    #2
    Re: HP 15-AN DAX1BDMB6F0 +VCORE +VCCGT missing

    maybe the CPU is defective. Do you know what had happened to this CPU in the past?

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    • mcplslg123
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      • Jun 2015
      • 7262
      • india

      #3
      Re: HP 15-AN DAX1BDMB6F0 +VCORE +VCCGT missing

      SOC likely to be bad.

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      • jasko_jacker
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        • Oct 2014
        • 1137
        • italy

        #4
        Re: HP 15-AN DAX1BDMB6F0 +VCORE +VCCGT missing

        I can't find the wrong signal, now with these cards we would need a jtag debugger.

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        • dilip.pawar31
          Senior Member
          • Nov 2014
          • 59
          • india

          #5
          Re: HP 15-AN DAX1BDMB6F0 +VCORE +VCCGT missing

          please reflash clear me bios file

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          • caspian
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            • Oct 2015
            • 1589
            • Laptop

            #6
            Re: HP 15-AN DAX1BDMB6F0 +VCORE +VCCGT missing

            As far as I know, JTag works only when CPU has power. Then, we can test CPU through JTag-based testing protocols. when CPU has no power, it does not generate any JTag output. Therefore, Jtag is not useful for power-lack problems. However, it may be used for power management/consumption problems.
            Last edited by caspian; 09-08-2019, 12:39 PM.

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            • jasko_jacker
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              • Oct 2014
              • 1137
              • italy

              #7
              Re: HP 15-AN DAX1BDMB6F0 +VCORE +VCCGT missing

              Yes indeed, you are right. I thought there was a possibility of using an external supply.
              Regarding this post, I think the problem is that on pin 38 VR_SVID_CLK there should be 1 volt with clock signal but instead I only detect 1V in DC.
              I think this signal comes directly from the pch .
              Last edited by jasko_jacker; 09-08-2019, 01:01 PM.

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              • caspian
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                • Oct 2015
                • 1589
                • Laptop

                #8
                Re: HP 15-AN DAX1BDMB6F0 +VCORE +VCCGT missing

                I hate soldered CPUs and RAMs. If I was assign to design a mainboard, I would assign sockets for CPU, RAM, PCH, and GPU to be all removable, even though mainboard gets a bit bigger.

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                • caspian
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                  • Oct 2015
                  • 1589
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                  #9
                  Re: HP 15-AN DAX1BDMB6F0 +VCORE +VCCGT missing

                  I think you should measure voltage on pins 23 to 34 of NCP81206 . what is voltage on PL0004?

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