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R
14:02
Rust Project
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NN
19:25
Nathan Nathan
Hi, one of my ldo is at 1.2v even if i directly inject 2.3v
19:26
I isolated it, changed all components around it but its still at 1.2v
19:27
I already changed the ldo too
CW
20:29
C W
Hello has anyone repaired a c16 pro from koi miner before ? I got a machine that says ACK fail across all 3 boards, any thoughts ?? Thanks !!
20:30
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Did you check the input of ldo as well ?
M
22:45
Mathew
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What Board do you repair ?
NN
22:47
Nathan Nathan
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Yes and all other ldo was good
22:47
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S17 +
M
22:49
Mathew
Impedance od output is?
22:49
of
22:54
Which ldo domain IS bad ? 1,2,3...?
NN
22:55
Nathan Nathan
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I will check it tomorrow
22:57
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Euh s17
22:57
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The 10th
M
22:59
Mathew
S17 ? Not S17+?
NN
23:00
Nathan Nathan
No sorry because i work with both of them
23:00
S17
K
23:00
Kenme
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Easy, click stop button on the web
M
23:01
Mathew
If S17, check Thermal Sensors Also becase 1v8 IS Power supply for Sensors, maybe one of them Has big power comsuption "short"
23:01
Sensors in 10th domain
NN
23:03
Nathan Nathan
Okok thanks i will check it
M
23:09
Mathew
0,8V output is ok?
NN
23:10
Nathan Nathan
Yes
23:11
I tried to put 2.3 on the entry and its ok
M
23:11
Mathew
Ok
NN
23:11
Nathan Nathan
Thx i will tell you if its work
M
23:12
Mathew
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Ok, thank you 🙂
2022-June-17
AM
12:21
Aleksandr Muranov
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What does it mean?
JM
12:23
Jan Makie
One chip it’s not good
A
12:24
ARC tester
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Hi, it means that the board temp has a big difference compared to a chip temp, it’s not really an error, just check the temps
AM
12:25
Aleksandr Muranov
Ok. Thx
JM
12:25
Jan Makie
No
12:25
Not temp
12:26
It’s chips problem
A
12:26
ARC tester
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No, it is not, flashing just indicates big temp difference
JM
12:27
Jan Makie
No my friend
12:27
It’s chip problem
12:28
Just one chip
JM
12:31
Jan Makie
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12:31
It’s like that
A
12:52
ARC tester
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Yes, it’s just like that
And no, it’s not necessarily a chip problem
I guess we know our product slightly better than you do😁
JM
14:07
Jan Makie
No non my friend
14:07
No no
R
21:52
Raz
Hi there
21:53
About those red temp sensors, 2 of mine are showing this, and they're showing -64°C
21:53
21:54
Do you know what that could mean?
L
22:31
Lewellyn
Is anyone getting errors when trying to connect to an s19jpro?
22:32
JM
22:39
Jan Makie
Yes
22:40
It’s mean one chip problem
22:40
100% problem one chip
22:40
Find one
L
22:46
Lewellyn
I get it on a working s19jpro also
JM
22:47
Jan Makie
Can you send me the photo
22:47
S19j0pro
L
22:47
Lewellyn
22:48
I believe this is from the working one. I can get a new pic on monday
JM
22:49
Jan Makie
Don’t touch the board
22:49
Update your tester
22:49
Please
L
22:49
Lewellyn
22:49
Is this the new version?
22:50
I was getting a different error but I emailed a few times and an update came up. Now I get this error.
JM
22:52
Jan Makie
Clean your history google
L
22:52
Lewellyn
I'm not sure what you mean
JM
22:54
Jan Makie
Clean your history tester
L
22:54
Lewellyn
How do I do that?
JM
22:54
Jan Makie
Ok
22:56
First go google chrome
L
22:57
Lewellyn
Can you type all the steps I'm not at the facility right now and I will try it when I go back.
JM
22:58
Jan Makie
22:58
History
22:58
Clean
22:59
And take the photo pic the board
22:59
And send me
L
22:59
Lewellyn
Ok will do. Probably won't be till monday thank you very much
JM
23:00
Jan Makie
Ok no problem
AT
23:00
Aisupat Thaweekarn
JM
23:00
Jan Makie
Any question tell me
AT
23:01
Aisupat Thaweekarn
what happened
23:03
Everything is normal except the chip jumping.
JM
23:04
Jan Makie
You have Jim line
23:05
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For this one you need jumper line
23:06
This one 61 chip
23:06
Right
2022-June-18
M
00:38
Mathew
Hello, Has someone experiences with Avalon psu ?
JM
00:42
Jan Makie
For what
M
00:43
Mathew
00:43
00:44
Which pins are enable pins ? I dont have machine, only psu for repair
AB
04:35
Aurélien Bucher
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How you do that ?
2022-June-20
A
09:32
Alejandro
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hello good morning I just made the EEPROM Error and it diagnoses me less than 3 Vlt
09:33
JM
09:40
Jan Makie
Take out your board
09:41
And put back
A
09:45
ARC tester
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hi! how many volts exactly?
A
09:46
Alejandro
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In fact, when I don't connect the hash, I get the error.

and now before it told me control board connected oh disconnected and now pure error
09:53
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A
09:54
ARC tester
how many ohms?
A
10:02
Alejandro
A
10:04
ARC tester
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in this place?
A
10:05
Alejandro
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Yes
A
10:06
ARC tester
What is serial number of your ARC?
A
10:06
Alejandro
N10000728
10:07
Version 1.341
A
10:09
ARC tester
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This means that there is a short circuit along the 3 volt line, it must first be eliminated. Apply 3 volts and 0.5 amperes to these points and look for what is heating up.
L
10:24
Lewellyn
Same results after clearing history
10:24
10:25
A
10:26
ARC tester
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How many boards you have connected? What are models of this boards?
NN
12:01
Nathan Nathan
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I tried without the sensor, the ldo is at 2.3v… its better :)
CW
13:13
C W
13:22
Hello arc can you please help ?
A
13:23
ARC tester
Hello! What is your serial number?
13:23
Of your ARC)) sorry
CW
13:35
C W
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1000865 ver3 1.341
13:36
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I encountered the same problem with this s19 board as the previous boards. When is the decryption of the dump file I uploaded previously going to be done ?😅
13:40
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Thank you very much for your support !! Really appreciate it !!
M
13:49
Mathew
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Nice, check Feedback of 1v8 LDO
L
15:20
Lewellyn
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To the arc tool? 1 it is a s19jpro board
NN
19:04
Nathan Nathan
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Now when i put a chip at the top of the right domain (36) the 1.8 turn to 2.5
JM
19:12
Jan Makie
change the chip
NN
19:14
Nathan Nathan
I tried, i will change again next time
JM
19:15
Jan Makie
The ldo is good
NN
19:16
Nathan Nathan
I think yes
JM
19:17
Jan Makie
Which board your working
NN
19:17
Nathan Nathan
S17
JM
19:18
Jan Makie
Check the bi
19:28
19:29
Check that one sam one messed
R
19:49
Raz
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Hi,
Did someone found an answer?
19:49
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About this problem
JM
19:49
Jan Makie
What is the problem
R
19:56
Raz
On the picture:
Temps sensors are working, but one of them is flashing red

It shows -64°c
A
22:25
ARC tester
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Hi! We need a dump like last time. The last dump is in progress, we haven't forgotten about you!
22:26
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Hi! Do all the sensors show this or one?
22:28
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Have you solved the problem?
CW
22:30
C W
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Thank you ! Will try to upload the dump file tomorrow !
A
22:31
ARC tester
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Thank you, we are waiting!
2022-June-21
L
05:50
Lewellyn
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Do you know what the problem is with this? I've cleared the history and everything. It's on a s19jpro
JI
08:44
Jose Iberbuden
Cómo podría encontrar el chip dañado en éste caso ? Es un T17
08:44
Clock counter error
M
09:37
Mathew
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09:38
What means blinking temp Sensors ? They are stuck ? Temperature do not changed
R
10:53
Raz
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Hi,
In that case only once is flashing and showing -64°c
C
12:02
Corey
Why does the tester stop providing power to the board after 20-30 seconds? Today I have tried testing 4 boards and same issue. I start testing voltage on board and after about 30s everything drops to almost nothing. Have not had this issue in the past
A
12:14
ARC tester
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What boards and how many chips were found during the test?
C
12:23
Corey
S19 3 boards found 0 and 1 board found 75
A
12:27
ARC tester
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The tester does not exactly remove the power, the PIC controller can do this if it has not received a heartbeat or something with the PIC firmware.
C
12:28
Corey
I flashed the pic on 2 of them and still had the same issue
12:30
The only thing I noticed was the amps on my DC power supply decrease when it happens.
A
12:31
ARC tester
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We haven't encountered this, so I can't know what the problem is. Is everything okay with the other boards?
C
12:31
Corey
Let me pull a couple good boards and test
A
12:33
ARC tester
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thank you, we are waiting!
L
12:43
Lewellyn
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Anyone know what this issue is here? Or whom I should contact?
NN
13:44
Nathan Nathan
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No one missing:(
C
13:56
Corey
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14:02
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Tested with 2 known good boards and same issue
C
15:00
Corey
Also is it normal for the boards become hot to the touch while testing voltage
M
15:48
Mathew
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How many amps Power supply do you have ?
15:49
12A
C
15:54
Corey
15
A
21:01
ARC tester
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do you have an oscilloscope? I think it is necessary to see what is happening on the Ro bus.
21:04
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looking at the video, your power supply turns off the voltage, the tester and the board cannot do this.
C
21:06
Corey
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Not sure why? Just started today with every board I tested. Never had an issue before.
21:07
What gauge wire do I need?
A
21:09
ARC tester
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In the video, I see that the power supply turns on and then turns off, do I understand correctly?
21:10
It's the voltage that's missing, not the current.
C
21:11
Corey
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Power supply does not turn off. The amps drops on the power supply and the voltage drops from the board
21:12
First number on power supply is Voltage and second is Current
21:12
The clips I have are rated 1000v 15A
A
21:13
ARC tester
multimeter measures voltage and it disappears?
C
21:14
Corey
Yes I am measuring voltage and then it drops below 1V but not to 0 - then if I turn the tester off and wait about 15 seconds and start the test again I can measure for another 30 seconds
A
21:16
ARC tester
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judging by this, we have come to the conclusion that your power supply is out of order and has been working under load for 30 seconds, as you wrote
21:17
all the tester does is create this load
21:20
if the voltage on the multimeter did not drop, we could talk about the reasons, but we see a voltage drop at the output of the power supply!
21:21
it can also be wires and terminals of the power supply
21:22
this type of terminal is unlikely to be able to pass current more than 5 amperes
C
21:25
Corey
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Ok I didn't notice that. I'll try the other connection in the back side. Just odd that it's been working in the past
A
21:26
ARC tester
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apparently heated, melted and now proved itself, good luck to you!
2022-June-22
A
02:48
ARC tester
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is everything working for you?
A
04:30
Ahmed
Question

After upgrading my ASIC Repair Centre to the latest software version (1.341), I can no longer find or select the S17pro from the hashing board test list. When connected, the tester states unknown EEPROM and asks to flash for the S17 model.
04:31
To be clear, the drop down list which shows the models does not have the S17pro hashing board listed as an option anymore
A
04:32
ARC tester
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hi! s17 and s17pro are the same thing
A
04:33
Ahmed
OK .. so why are the voltage levels different on the S17pro and the S17 versions?
04:33
Just curious ..
A
04:35
ARC tester
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I don't understand you, where are the differences?
A
04:35
Ahmed
On the boards themselves. If you connect S17pro boards, voltages showing on connection are generally 17v - 18v. When connecting S17 boards, you get 14v - 15v
04:36
Also; what's the best input voltage to use for testing ?
A
04:37
ARC tester
these voltages are stored in the EEPROM, the firmware in any case takes this as a recommendation.
A
04:37
Ahmed
OK, understood.
04:37
How about the input voltage for boards under test? is 21v the best setting?
A
04:39
ARC tester
The higher the voltage, the greater the current and the faster the board heats up. You need to find a voltage sufficient for the test, start with 14 volts

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