I think your talking about one of Jim's modules , and it did turn out to be
a reversed polarity. I had a similar problem a bad timer IC that was
pulling down the supply voltages across the modules powered by the same PS.
Check your connections for polarity. If you have a DVM, check the voltages
with only the suspect module in attached. If you have a DVM, call Paul,
and he can walk you through diagnosing the faulty component.
dave
At 01:05 AM 9/29/01 -0400, you wrote:
>My guess too. There was a post a couple of months ago involving an 800 (?)
>with a similar behavior -- a few of us suggested looking into these areas,
>but I don't remember ever hearing back as to what the problem was (ever find
>out?).