Re: DA0ZQFMB6F0 REV F no power
can I tell it by just using oscilloscope?
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DA0ZQFMB6F0 REV F no power
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Re: DA0ZQFMB6F0 REV F no power
you can try an new one but
i think its CPULeave a comment:
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Re: DA0ZQFMB6F0 REV F no power
unit now doesnt takes any amps if power is pressedLeave a comment:
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Re: DA0ZQFMB6F0 REV F no power
Pin 119 on EC Chip susb# when you switch Powerbutton onLeave a comment:
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Re: DA0ZQFMB6F0 REV F no power
you can try flashing EC Chip you find it in BiossectionLeave a comment:
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Re: DA0ZQFMB6F0 REV F no power
pin 112 must be 3,3v when you press PowerbuttonLeave a comment:
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Re: DA0ZQFMB6F0 REV F no power
than you have EC power in first post you wrote you miss EC power
check Pin 107 and 112 from EC chipLeave a comment:
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Re: DA0ZQFMB6F0 REV F no power
check pin 26/50 from EC chip (IT8987E)Leave a comment:
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Re: DA0ZQFMB6F0 REV F no power
Check PR30 at Page 22
and search the PDF at 680_LDO and than check the way to +3V_LDO_ECLeave a comment:
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