It's a dol-001 So it's a little different then ashens trimming guide I think ( theres a resistor on his where mine has what looks to be a big diode by where the 3.3, 1.9 and ground are) Anyways I wired everything exactly including the overheat wire, It turns on but the DD doesn't work , the sound , sounds like wind passing over a microphone and the led doesn't turn on . I think it has to be the fact that it is a slightly different rev than ashens guide. Help.
Help me out? Power regulator moving.
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Mr. Hooker
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post a pic of your wire-ing.
MoRZiLLo
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Need to wire GND from pin 1 of powerboard to the pin 1 of Motherboard and double the strenght with another wire for stronger the line.
Here is a PIC :
And the Motherboard:
This trick solve some flickering in video and maybe in sound.(Only if you bridge 5V/12V on Motherboard)
Here is a PIC :
And the Motherboard:
This trick solve some flickering in video and maybe in sound.(Only if you bridge 5V/12V on Motherboard)
MoRZiLLo
Active Member
I'm using 5v for all the system, only 12v from power wall or from my 12v battery pack and runs fine 
Only need to quit the 12v wire from regulator board to motherboard and bridge the 12v with soldering iron to the 5v line. That's all!
The sound(only if you use external amp) is clearly and loud.
I have the same revision motherboard.
Good Luck tom!
EDIT: Sorry but i got the sound lines from this little left and right caps.
Only need to quit the 12v wire from regulator board to motherboard and bridge the 12v with soldering iron to the 5v line. That's all!
The sound(only if you use external amp) is clearly and loud.
I have the same revision motherboard.
Good Luck tom!
EDIT: Sorry but i got the sound lines from this little left and right caps.
I have two grounds and it still sounds like wind can I get a pinout of the regulator itself?
MoRZiLLo
Active Member
It's a pain sometimes.
I have numbers in motherboard and regulator and don't coincide with the guides.
Try to find these numbers , but it's different numeration in my boards than the guides pin. Does not match!!!!
Try to count my pic( few post ago) of the regulator GND is pin 1next to yhe right 2......behind the pin 1 is 12
The motherboard the same. This helps me a lot to wiring in the correct place.
I have numbers in motherboard and regulator and don't coincide with the guides.
Try to find these numbers , but it's different numeration in my boards than the guides pin. Does not match!!!!
Try to count my pic( few post ago) of the regulator GND is pin 1next to yhe right 2......behind the pin 1 is 12
The motherboard the same. This helps me a lot to wiring in the correct place.
MoRZiLLo
Active Member
Yes It's little confused.
My powerboard and my motherboard fits the numbers when you connect them, but the numbers are diferent from this.
Mine have the numbers in other position. The correct pins of the pic is am i used,If i was wired to the numbers in my boards, i'll fried my board.
In this pic the right/up pin is 21!!!!!!!! And in the guide is 11!!!
Do you understand me now?
It's difficult to explain better for me, but in my first board, i'm put the guide pins numbers with the pin numbers on my boards and FRY my cube.
I expect that help you a little.
My powerboard and my motherboard fits the numbers when you connect them, but the numbers are diferent from this.
Mine have the numbers in other position. The correct pins of the pic is am i used,If i was wired to the numbers in my boards, i'll fried my board.
In this pic the right/up pin is 21!!!!!!!! And in the guide is 11!!!
Do you understand me now?
It's difficult to explain better for me, but in my first board, i'm put the guide pins numbers with the pin numbers on my boards and FRY my cube.
I expect that help you a little.
