+KylJoy #101 Posted March 18 On U5 of "black screen" unit: 1 - sometimes pulses, sometimes high, sometimes low 2 - sometimes pulses, sometimes high, sometimes low 3 - sometimes pulses, sometimes high 4 - usually pulses, sometimes low 5 - usually pulses, sometimes low 6 - high 7 - usually pulses, sometimes high, sometimes low 9 - high 10 - high 11 - high 12 - high 13 - high 14 - high 15 - high On U5 of known good unit: 1 - pulses, then goes low 2 - pulses, then goes low 3 - pulses 4 - pulses 5 - pulses 6 - high 7 - high 9 - high 10 - high 11 - high 12 - high 13 - high 14 - high 15 - pulses Thanks for the assistance! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ChildOfCv #102 Posted March 18 (edited) So the processor is hanging out in the E000 range, according to that. Did you make sure to press reset to see if you get at least an initial pulse on pin 15? Edited March 18 by ChildOfCv Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
+KylJoy #103 Posted March 19 4 hours ago, ChildOfCv said: Did you make sure to press reset to see if you get at least an initial pulse on pin 15? I can't see any initial pulse on 15 of the bad unit. FYI, this very IC seems to work fine in a known "good" unit. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ChildOfCv #104 Posted March 19 12 hours ago, KylJoy said: I can't see any initial pulse on 15 of the bad unit. FYI, this very IC seems to work fine in a known "good" unit. You mean you pulled the IC and tested it in the other unit? So the problem is the input to U5 then, not the output. Its inputs are driven entirely by the CPU. If you never see a pulse on the BIOS line at all, even after hitting reset, that means the CPU isn't doing what it's supposed to. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites