[c-nsp] 720x VXR -12V Sensor

2009-09-22 Thread roy
Does anyone know which IC is being used by the 720x VXR router for 
monitoring the voltage readings (specially the one for -12V)?


I've looked around and seems the DS1620 on I/O card is only for 
temperature. I could be wrong though.


Would appreciate if anyone can point me into the right docs. Trying to 
troubleshoot an internal -12V issue which shuts down my 7206VXR upon 
reaching the threshold within 5 minutes of power-up.


This happens on C7206VXR chassis, NPE-400, I/O-2FE/E controller. I have 
only been looking into the I/O controller. All tray fans working; input 
voltage good and clean on either/both PSU's. Inlet/outlet temps within 
range.


Thanks,

roy
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Re: [c-nsp] 720x VXR -12V Sensor

2009-09-22 Thread Matthew White
Roy,

I encountered a similar issue with a 7204VXR + I/O-2FE/E + NPE-225.

I worked with TAC and started by replacing both power supplies; no good. This 
router was due for an NPE-G1 upgrade so I installed the replacement and kept 
the I/O controller installed; no good. I finally pulled out the I/O controller 
and that solved the problem.

-mtw

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Subject: [c-nsp] 720x VXR -12V Sensor

Does anyone know which IC is being used by the 720x VXR router for
monitoring the voltage readings (specially the one for -12V)?

I've looked around and seems the DS1620 on I/O card is only for
temperature. I could be wrong though.

Would appreciate if anyone can point me into the right docs. Trying to
troubleshoot an internal -12V issue which shuts down my 7206VXR upon
reaching the threshold within 5 minutes of power-up.

This happens on C7206VXR chassis, NPE-400, I/O-2FE/E controller. I have
only been looking into the I/O controller. All tray fans working; input
voltage good and clean on either/both PSU's. Inlet/outlet temps within
range.

Thanks,

roy
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Re: [c-nsp] 720x VXR -12V Sensor

2009-09-22 Thread Brian DuRoss
 Does anyone know which IC is being used by the 720x VXR router for 
 monitoring the voltage readings (specially the one for -12V)?

 I've looked around and seems the DS1620 on I/O card is only for 
 temperature. I could be wrong though.


Roy, 

It looks like the TL7705BC or TL7702BC are the components you are looking for.

These appear to be designed to monitor voltages from 0-18V. 

http://pdf1.alldatasheet.com/datasheet-pdf/view/177129/TI/TL7705BC.html

http://pdf1.alldatasheet.com/datasheet-pdf/view/177128/TI/TL7702BC.html

They are labeled as U33 and I believe U32 on this card. (The U32 is not clearly 
readable on the pcb). 

These are located above the SIMM slot on the IO card. 

http://www.bsd.am/IMG_4312.JPG (warning, hi-res)

HTH, 

B


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Re: [c-nsp] 720x VXR -12V Sensor

2009-09-22 Thread roy

Thanks Matt and Brian.

This indeed seem to be an I/O controller issue (although the CCO docs 
say the sensors are on the PSU and the engine was supposed to process 
them). I've tried swapping I/O controllers keeping the rest of the 
hardware configuration intact; router up and running for more than 12hrs.


Might need to track down what's giving an increase in resistance which 
results to overshooting the -12V thresholds.


Regards,

Roy
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