First thing is to check on which module the problem is.
With the DVM measure at KLM-367/IC7/pin1 (obtain GND at KLM-367/TP3).
Now turn the EG-intensity knob. The voltage should go from -5V to +5V.
If it does then KLM367 is OK and the fault is on KLM-366.
If it does not the problem is on KLM-367 and/or KLM-370
Make this measurement and post the result.
Johannes
On 27.09.2014 04:49, Robert Fantinatto robertfantinatto@rogers.com
[PolySix] wrote:
With the DVM measure at KLM-367/IC7/pin1 (obtain GND at KLM-367/TP3).
Now turn the EG-intensity knob. The voltage should go from -5V to +5V.
If it does then KLM367 is OK and the fault is on KLM-366.
If it does not the problem is on KLM-367 and/or KLM-370
Make this measurement and post the result.
Johannes
On 27.09.2014 04:49, Robert Fantinatto robertfantinatto@rogers.com
[PolySix] wrote:
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> Hello! I recently had my KLM-367 board repaired and all is working well
> except for the EG Intensity, it has no effect...
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> Can anyone suggest where to look? I'm pretty handy with a multimeter
> and oscilloscope...
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