[Techtoolslist] Troubleshooting a defective pod

[Andre Huijts]

Not exactly sure what I'm doing wrong when posting ?

Anyway, I just read the EPROM with my Needham and compared it in the editor with the file on the FTP site ant they are identical so I'm sure the ROM is OK.

Am I really the first to test a pod with another pod ? Someone must have done it before me ? 
Something else that struck me: Fluke must have had their own 9100 programs for their own POD series (amongst others) I presume ? I mean, it would be pretty weird if they didn't use their own tool...........
Anyway I think I got it to work by powering up both the 9010 (with bad pod connected) and the 9100 (with the good pod). After power up I connected the ribbon cable of the good pod to the bad pod....

I know this is against normal UUT testing procedure.

Did do bus testing, RAM testing and get all (or at least most) Datalines as stuck high. Working from there....or are these false readings because of wrong hook-up ?



Op 2 feb. 2013, om 21:16 heeft Martin White <martin at guddler.co.uk> het volgende geschreven:


> Actually, please DO top post! Its far, far easier to read on s mobile phone that way :)

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> -----Original Message-----

> From: John Robertson

> Sent: 02/02/2013 18:13

> To: Technical Tools Mail List

> Subject: Re: [Techtoolslist] Troubleshooting a defective pod

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> Andre Huijts wrote:

>> One more thing:

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>> The manual says to do a ROM test and it gives the addresses in the table but it fails to give the correct signature ?

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>> Anyone knows it for the Z80 pod ROM V1.1 ?

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>> 

>> 

> Don't Top Post please!

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> Take the ROM image and pass it through the Signature Generator in the 

> FIDE generator you can download here:

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> http://tech.quarterarcade.com/tech/Fluke/9010A/FIDE.aspx

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>