Re: Fluke 9010a + z80 pod questions

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Pod time out usually means you are either not getting the clock or a poor
connection to the CPU socket. "Forcing Lines" etc refers to control lines
like RESET, HALT, etc, and these need to be either floating or disabled by
setting control lines to NO, to disable them you go into SETUP, and press
MORE to cycle through them, then press NO to disable the ones you want the
pod to ignore. I then scroll past (MORE) and then press STOP and go back to
the tests. Works for me...

John :-#)#

At 07:02 AM 9/06/01, you wrote:

>I'm trying out my 9010 and z80 pod for the first time and having some
>troubles. The main unit and pod pass self test fine but don't work when I
>plug the pod into a z80 socket on a game board. I'm getting a "POD
>TIMEOUT - ATTEMPTING RESET" error when attempting any tests. I'm trying
>to troubleshoot the pod itself and the z80 pod manual says to "disable all
>forcing line and interrupt inputs and set all forcing line and interrupt
>traps to NO during Setup Editing". I can change the setup options fine
>but I don't see anything in the manuals about disabling forcing line and
>interrupt inputs. Does anyone know what that means? Any other advice
>about getting this going?
>
>Thanks for your help.
>
>-Werner
>
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Received on Thu Sep 06 09:47:58 2001