Hi David,

 I copied this to the list so everyone else can see what's going on.

 Well, it may or may not. Still could be either one so:

What I'd do first is to pull all the modules out of the console. Connect the supply and see if it comes up. Then insert each module one at a time to find the problem. ******You must power down before inserting the modules, particularly with the logic stuff; I would 100% power down for each module though. This can take a little while, but is the fastest approach to find what is pulling down the supply.

The other possibility is the supply does have problems and can't supply current under load. Do you have any types of meters (volts, amps, ohms) a large resistive dummy load or the ability to make one? I can give you tips, but if it's not something that your comfortable with or have the gear, it really won't be of much help. If that's the case, you may want to take Ike up on the offer to try his supply; if it works, then you just need to have yours fixed; at least this will break the problem down into which "half" is the issue.

Good luck!

Regards, Jim


On 1/9/2012 12:59 PM, [email protected] wrote:
Jim,
    I just turned on the supply (disconnected of course) and all
lights came on. Would this point to the modules?

Dave

---- Original Message ----
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: Neotek console help
Date: Mon, 09 Jan 2012 12:18:49 -0500

Hi David,

  Well yes, we (Analog Bros)  fix modules, supplies, consoles, etc.
BUT,
we're in the process of moving into a new shop and house that I'm
building myself. My entire shop/lab/parts/etc. are in storage and I
don't see it being set back up till spring at the earliest.

I still think your problem is in the supply rather than any modules;
I'd
be glad to help you figure that out using the Neotek list so everyone

else can benefit. If it does turn out you have some bad modules, I
may
be able to suggest another shop to use till we get set back up.
Thanks
and good luck!

Regards, Jim
www.analogbros.com





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