23 February 2018, 16:17 | #2821 | |
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New case. New PSU. PSU is under warranty but I’ve lost time checking everything and reinstalling windows. My 12V rail is sitting around 9V. 5V rail is fine. Swapped every component in the machine. |
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23 February 2018, 18:10 | #2822 | |
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Two things to consider if it does not work in your application. 1) Does the 1.8V supply rise before the +3.3V or is it in parallel with +3.3V? 2) The clock source, rise/fall times should be <2ns, if it is slower, add a schmitt buffer + series terminator. You'll want edge coupled microstrip as a minimum for the SATA, the edge rates are crazy. |
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23 February 2018, 19:01 | #2823 | |
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There arent clocks except for the bare crystal input. Its just a 25Mhz crystal and its rough red neck IDE the other side. I had a proper analog guy to the skin depth calcs for the sata port... He checked it over and we agreed this would work... EDIT: I suspect the chip is dead on my board. It came from UT source. |
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24 February 2018, 09:50 | #2824 |
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My system doesn't like that latest bus jed.
At 25mhz with a normal ROM I am greeted with a red screen and flashing LED With DiagROM I get a nice aqua colour screen. At 50mhz with a normal ROM I am greeted with a red screen and flashing LED With DiagROM it will flash a dark blue screen and then a white screen and repeats. |
24 February 2018, 10:37 | #2825 | |
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Ok. Weird. |
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24 February 2018, 11:15 | #2826 |
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This pic is the most I could get out of DiagROM
I tried with and without FPU. Only other thing plugged into the A2000 is the MegaChip for 2MB of Chip RAM. |
24 February 2018, 11:35 | #2827 |
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24 February 2018, 15:08 | #2828 |
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"[40m" etc are ANSI codes for changing the text colour etc. Try some different settings in the Window->Colours section of putty.
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24 February 2018, 15:35 | #2829 | |
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Serial normally works fine. http://eab.abime.net/showpost.php?p=...postcount=2787 http://eab.abime.net/showpost.php?p=...postcount=2721 |
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24 February 2018, 15:44 | #2830 |
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24 February 2018, 17:57 | #2831 | |
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Had the opposite experience. Find that good RAM and a good PSU gets rid of random crashes. Bought a jeantech that lasted 10 years.. this particular one that died was expensive because it was silent... |
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24 February 2018, 20:52 | #2832 |
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Hello TF fellas,
have contacted Stephen after yesturday's stream & was able to obtain a copy of RC2.1 firmware. Have programmed my rev.2 TF & tested it on my A2000 with following results: 1. Sandisk Extreme III 30MB/s 4GB - Workbench crashes @ boot with several errors; system doesen't boot (this CF card works good on A500 with RC2 FW) 2. Sandisk Ultra II 15MB/s 4GB - Workbench starts without a single error, Sysinfo reports correct Mhz frequency (51.8Mhz), IDE works @ 3,4Mb/s i am able to use system, start programs & WHDLoad games (tested BattleSquad, Rick Dangerous & Rainbow Islands atm.) my Zorro II 4MB RAM board is shown up as defective! (so Zorro II detection is screwed up again, same was on RC2 fw with 32Mhz oscillator) seems that this patch has corrected screen bug (there is no picture problems at all), however, some work is still needed to debug IDE, and Zorro II detection cycle need to be checked too - - - Edit - - - Have checked - Zorro II card is running just fine with regular 68k CPU, so detecion isn't working correctly... Last edited by 8 Bit Dreams; 24 February 2018 at 21:40. |
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How odd,
That version seems to favor REV 2 boards over REV 3. I had no luck at all. |
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25 February 2018, 02:06 | #2835 |
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@plasmab - on your recent video I've seen some mentions about TF540 - how soon it could be ready (few months? few years) ? I'm thinking about putting together an TF530 for my A2000, but if an 68040 is around the corner maybe there is no sense in that..?
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25 February 2018, 07:55 | #2836 |
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No one here can tell you how long will it be, even plasmab. it's a hobby project done by one single person, not commercial product, don't forget - plasmab has family and work and million other things to do, so if You watched last video, you should know TF540 will need to be redesigned, and will appear maybe in summer or at Christmas or maybe even next year..so it makes sense to you to build TF530, or You can wait till TF534 will be presented as this card is next in pipeline
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25 February 2018, 12:49 | #2837 | |
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It’s likely to be in the 6 month range unless I get a load of free time. I’m going to make a new TF530 Rev 4 too. That will appear sooner. |
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25 February 2018, 14:25 | #2838 |
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I've got TF530 rev2 board, so as I want to use it in my A2000 I will have to change the PCB, so maybe I will wait for the rev4 or make my own for A2000 coprocessor slot (especially, that I have already started the design).
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25 February 2018, 15:01 | #2839 | |
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25 February 2018, 17:19 | #2840 | |
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