Prompt where to begin recovery duetwifi and PanelDue
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which revision of the board?
probably TR7 you need to look at.
also see https://github.com/T3P3/Duet/tree/master/Duet2/Duet2v1.04 for schematics
edit: something doesn't add up, which pin did you connect 12v? Pin 1 on that header is 5v_in and unless you have fitted the ext_5v jumper no harm should come(?); if you had the jumper fitted then it seems odd that everything but PS_ON pin works.
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@droftarts
Yes. works without connecting to the usb -
@juri79 said in Prompt where to begin recovery duetwifi and PanelDue:
Yes. works without connecting to the usb
when with a bit of luck it is only the mosfet (TR7) for the PS_ON pin you need to replace. picture would still be helpfull.
(although TR7 will not have any effect on a faulty PanelDue) -
@bearer
ver 1.03
jumper ext_5v I am not set
No other voltage was applied to the Board. -
@bearer said in Prompt where to begin recovery duetwifi and PanelDue:
@juri79 said in Prompt where to begin recovery duetwifi and PanelDue:
Yes. works without connecting to the usb
when with a bit of luck it is only the mosfet (TR7) for the PS_ON pin you need to replace. picture would still be helpfull.
(although TR7 will not have any effect on a faulty PanelDue)
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@juri79 said in Prompt where to begin recovery duetwifi and PanelDue:
jumper ext_5v I am not set
that explains why the rest of the board is okay, there is no connection from the indicated pin and the rest of the board with out ext_5v jumper.
it doesn't explain why PS_ON pin died; maybe you put 12v on the PS_ON pin? (the middle of the three)
regardless of where you put 12v on that connector it doesn't offer a clear explanation as to why the paneldue failed, if you can include a picture of the wiring (power off!!) it may help diagnose.
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@bearer
I have already removed the excessI'll draw it now
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@bearer
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I cannot see how connecting 12v to that pin with the ext_5v jumper removed should cause any problem at all, its effectively disconnected.
could there be some loose strands or something on the connections causing a short?
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@bearer
Maybe due to the fact that I pressed the power button? -
a short between PS_ON and ground would explain why that mosfet may have failed. but it has no connection to a failed paneldue so there is something missing from the equation.
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@bearer
This of course will not help, but when turned on, the entire Board (LEDs) and screen flashed -
Unless well lit and focused pictures of the boards have any clues I don't think I have more to add I'm affraid.
Replacing TR7 (tiny mosfed between the Vin terminal and the always on fan) will likely fix the PS_ON problem, but no idea why or what caused the paneldue issue.
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@bearer
Thank you again.
if restore - write
