Tonepad CE2 clone debugging

Started by wavenator, July 28, 2009, 11:35:58 AM

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wavenator


            Q1
P-1 -08.7
P-2  -02.8
P-3 -01.1

          Q2
P-1 -03.0
P-2 -03.2
P-3 -08.4

      Q3
P-1 -08.2
P-2 -03.2
P-3 -03.5

         Q4
P-1 -08.2
P-2 -03.4
P-3 -04.8

           Q5
P-1 -06.8
P-2 -00.0
P-3 -00.3


        TL072
P-1 -06.7
P-2 -04.1
P-3 -04.8
P-4 -00.0
P-5 -08.2
P-6 -04.6
P-7 -03.2
P-8 -04.0

       RC4558P
P-1 -04.4
P-2 -04.4
P-3 -04.4
P-4 -00.0
P-5 -08.2
P-6 -07.1
P-7 -00.2
P-8 -04.2

          NM3101
P-1 -08.1
P-2 -04.1
P-3 -00.0
P-4 -04.2
P-5 -00.5
P-6 -02.7
P-7 -07.2
P-8 -00.3

      NM3007
P-1 -08.1
P-2 -04.2
P-3 -03.2
P-4 -00.5
P-5 -03.0
P-6 -03.0
P-7 -04.1
P-8 -00.0


http://www.tonepad.com/getFileInfo.asp?id=101


thx a lot

anchovie

Er...what's the actual problem?
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wavenator

dunno why but i cant edit my topic
anyway the new reads are:
TL072
P-1 -06.7
P-2 -04.1
P-3 -04.8
P-4 -00.0
P-5 -04.0
P-6 -03.2
P-7 -04.6
P-8 -08.2

       RC4558P
P-1 -04.4
P-2 -04.4
P-3 -04.4
P-4 -00.0
P-5 -04.2
P-6 -00.2
P-7 -07.1
P-8 -08.2

          NM3101
P-1 -08.1
P-2 -04.1
P-3 -00.0
P-4 -04.2
P-5 -00.3
P-6 -07.2
P-7 -02.7
P-8 -00.5

      NM3007
P-1 -08.1
P-2 -04.2
P-3 -03.2
P-4 -00.5
P-5 -00.0
P-6 -04.1
P-7 -03.0
P-8 -03.0

about the problem:
bypassed - works
effect - nothing, a little humming

BAARON

1. Are your voltages all negative because you had your multimeter backwards, or because the power supply is backwards and you left out the reverse polarity protection diode?

2. Have you played with the trim pot on the board yet to set the bias?
B. Aaron Ennis
If somebody makes a mistake, help them understand what went wrong.  Show them how to do it right.  Be helpful.  Don't just say "you're wrong, moron."

wavenator

its just a hyphen
i've played the trimmer, does not affect at all

geertjacobs

maybe you can try using an audio probe and find out where the signal is lost.

anchovie

Quote from: geertjacobs on July 30, 2009, 02:21:27 PM
maybe you can try using an audio probe and find out where the signal is lost.

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Do this, rather than starting a new topic for the same problem.
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geertjacobs

If you can try the audio probe and tell us what happens at the input and output of IC1a and IC1b, that could give a good idea of what is going wrong.