Use a probe/wite/etc to ground the reset pin of the socket while doing
the UUT Run test. The release it and see if the board comes up
okay...
On 4/15/05, Robert C. Bullock <rcbullock@cox.net> wrote:
> Did you check the power levels with the Fluke pod in? Seems like I heard
> that it draws more power than the CPU. Also, maybe you have a weak component
> in the CPU circuit, since adding the pod changes trace lengths, power
> loading, etc. does it not?
>
> -----Original Message-----
>
> Okay, thanks for all the suggestions, now for an update ...........
>
> As Alex said above, my power supply was indeed sagging somewhat as I just
> upped the voltage and the Bus Test then passed okay. However ....... I
> still can't run the board with the Fluke attached using Run UUT - all I get
> Seeing that has reminded me to add that the CPU socket has recently been
> replaced.
>
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