Jasper randomly powering on itself and led's not working properly

[mihaiviorel]

The xbox is working very well, it's booting only in 1-2 cycles .
Pics from the install
https://picasaweb.google.com/102496607897408989247/August152013

The only problem is the xbox it's powering itself and sometimes the leds are not working properly (when i turn off the xbox the led from rf module and from controller stays on) . Cand somebody tell me what's happening ?

 

[Martin C]

[h=3]*** R-JTAG SUPPORT TEMPLATE - READ AND FOLLOW THIS BEFORE ASKING FOR ANY SUPPORT ***[/h]

 

[mihaiviorel]

*** R-JTAG SUPPORT TEMPLATE - READ AND FOLLOW THIS BEFORE ASKING FOR ANY SUPPORT ***

The console it's working. It boots. The only problem is with RF MODULE, not the R-JTAG .
But if you want to:

Console Type: Jasper
NAND size: 16
Dashboard version: 2.0.16202
CB version: e.g 5774
Screenshot of NAND details from J-Runner:
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J-Runner log: not having it
POST output from J-Runner (either POST_OUT monitor or RATER output): not having it
(2 cycles is enough)
Image of R-JTAG board:
Images of close-up soldering to motherboard:
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Description of problem: The only problem is the xbox it's powering itself and sometimes the leds are not working properly (when i turn off the xbox the led from rf module and from controller stays on) . Cand somebody tell me what's happening ?

Was the console working before you started: Yes

 

[mihaiviorel]

If the issue isn't with R-JTAG, why are you posting in the R-JTAG support forum?

Because it appeard after I installed R-JTAG. You're not helping me ..

 

[Martin C]

Post pics of your install as asked. I won't ask again.

 

[mihaiviorel]

Sorry, didn't know the picasa link was dead. Here you go:

 

[Martin C]

You have too much solder on those QSBs. Those points go to the southbridge and they may be getting interference etc. Use desoldering wick and remove as much as possible.

 

[Scrufdog]

2 off the wall suggestions for you, after you clean up those QSBs. The orange wire might be shorted to the soldered jumper on the QSB as well.

1. Take the batteries out of all your controllers, this eliminates the possibility of a bad controller sending a power up signal.

2. Try replacing the RF Module with another one, if you have one. All Phats are compatible with any Phat style RF Module.

 

[Scrufdog]

any progress on this?

 

[mihaiviorel]

I'm in vacation now. Saturday i will check the qsb's.

LE: checked the rf module. same problem with other.

 

[chronic1553]

I had a very similar issue with an xbox, it ended up being the R2P12 resistor, i just replaced that resistor and all was well.