ANSWERED Problems DGX and Postfix? Green LED not turn on.

[davidpen]

I have a question, ¿how I know that my postfix is touching the correct point?, I connected the postfix in the console, but the DGX don't worked, ¿can you help me?

This is corona v2, r2c7 r2c6 bridged???

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[playingmax]

post pics so we could help!!!

 

[Martin C]

I have a question, ¿how I know that my postfix is touching the correct point?, I connected the postfix in the console, but the DGX don't worked, ¿can you help me?

Turn the console on and check for voltage on POST_OUT1 - you should see it rise to about 1.2v and then drop again. Every time it resets, you should see this happen. If you're getting nothing then either console isn't attempting to glitch or the connection is bad.

 

[jtag360.nl]

Do you have a image of r2c7 r2c6?

If it got no resistor then you need to bridge it.

 

[Martin C]

having the cable bunched up like that does more harm than good. It should be completely loose.

 

[Oggy]

I never use a long postout on corona

 

[VinT_BLR]

He solder D pad on DGX to Post_OUT and as I guess C point to CPU_RST on motherboard, so of course console don't gliched

 

[Martin C]

He solder D pad on DGX to Post_OUT and as I guess C point to CPU_RST on motherboard, so of course console don't gliched

Missed that too.

OP - resolder properly, using the guides. Corona boards need short cables for POST_OUT and CPU_RST.