sounds to me like you need a scope and perhaps a qualified technician. --- In yamahacs80@yahoogroups.com, Stephen Teller <s.teller@...> wrote: > > We've been trying to sort this one out for awhile- please help Mr. > Spong... : ) > > > When no signal from a voice card is first traced to a VCA, where the > signal doesn't show, what methods do you use to troubleshoot where > and how it's being pulled down and overheating several chips in the > surrounding path. Obviously its a current draw issue, but I don't > want to damage more components in the process of replace and retest. > (When replacing just the first VCA chip that has no output, it > overheats the replacement if you leave it in circuit) IC3 and 4 are > specifically troublesome, as they are common output. > > > Thanks! > > Stephen Teller > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >
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Re: No signal from a voice card
2007-12-27 by Rick
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