Roger Darlington wrote:
On 1 Feb 2010, David Pitt wrote:John M Ward <john@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:<snip>I suspect that the problem is that the PSU voltages do not fal off to Yes.. the mobo uses little current so to get a good power-on-reset the powersupply does need to be zeroed.zero volts until the machine has been left powered off for a while. I suspect that, because the PSU voltage has not fallen to zero, it is holding some bit(s) at '1' which is preventing a proper cold-power up reset. If my Iyonix crashes, sometimes the rest button never works, no matter how many times I try it. Switching off at the back, and then back on again after only a few seconds does not allow a proper power on reset, for the reason outlined above, unless I wait 3 mins or so before powering up again. As I say, I suspect the 3 mins is the required time for the PSU (especially for the beefier higher power PSUs now supplied as replacements) to fully discharge, and thus affect a cold-power-on. with the power switch off, you can usually accelerate the discharge by actually holding the poweron button in for a few seconds. John John Ballance C.Eng MIET (Support) -
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