Console was booting before, put in frame. Now i get solid debud NO RESPONSE FROM RF

[Nelskeet517]

Solid debug light, no response from RF board. I desoldered the board to trim the wires. desoldered and soldered the GRAY wire back in cause its delicate. now its doing this

Was working perfectly fine before putting it in the frame

 

[BrockThunderjam]

Could you please describe the issue you're having better and provide pictures? Which TX products are you using?

 

[Nelskeet517]

CR4 xl.... I plug it in.. I get the red light. I press the button on the front RF board and nothing.... no response from the button on the RF modulator it will not turn on. I can take pictures of the soldering but I would have to take it out of the frame again

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one time I got a solid green debug

 

[BrockThunderjam]

You will need pictures or nobody can help you.

 

[Antalpromille]

Sounds like if it is a phat console and you broke STBY_CLK, wich would cause this kind of issue since the southbridge won't function.

 

[Nelskeet517]

what is standby clk? what color wire

 

[Antalpromille]

What console type do you have? If its a phat running R-JTAG+ then it's the wire going to B point.

 

[Nelskeet517]

phat falcon 17201. ok the b let me check. its going to be a pain in the ass go take pictures... I will do it. I just thought someone might know by just the symptoms... and it was just working?! ugh I need some sunlight

 

[Nelskeet517]

ok um yeah I pulled a trace..... now what

 

[Antalpromille]

Are you using QBS? A easy bend could potentially break the trace if so, and if it's a wire install you could have touched the wire a bit to hard without noticing it. Gently desoldering the wire and clean the area and inspect it with a magnifying glass and/or a multimeter.

Edit: to slow. There are tuts on how to fix this, search and you will find.

 

[Antalpromille]

Well here it is:
http://team-xecuter.com/forums/show...BY_CLK-Fix-for-Slim-and-Phats-(Noob-Friendly)

 

[Nelskeet517]

 

[Antalpromille]

Clear the trace from green coat between the text R4B6 and R4B24, and solder a wire between that trace and the resistor next to the torn pad and you're done

 

[Nelskeet517]

hey so I don't need the resistor correct?

 

[Antalpromille]

hey so I don't need the resistor correct?

Yes you do need it, but it's still there so just solder the wire to it.

 

[briggs01]

hey so I don't need the resistor correct?

as he said just clean a piece of the trace up and take a wire from that onto the left side of the resister R4B24

 

[skillet34]

ok um yeah I pulled a trace..... now what

Uber makes it straight forward in this thread

 

[Nelskeet517]

oh danm I don't have these ROFL

 

[BrockThunderjam]

Just a tip...I would check to make sure the "left" leg of the resistor is still on the pad. I've had these lift before (not visible to the naked eye) so even soldering to it didnt fix, I had to replace the resistor. After you scrape the trace check continuity between it and the right side of the resistor to make sure.

 

[Antalpromille]

you could defenitly do this without one of those overkill magnifyers, but im sure it would help to have one