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Re: [time-nuts] TymServe TS2100 dead power supply

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Luke Shepherd
Tue, Mar 6, 2018 1:01 PM

Bob,
Just a reminder, as it came from the factory, this unit has a week rollover
issue unless it has been upgraded.  Check out the TN archives and Google
for the upgrade fix suggestions. (mine was in a production installation
when the rollover occurred, and the resulting pain seems to be forever
etched in my mind.)

Luke.

On Mon, Mar 5, 2018 at 7:52 PM, Bob Martin k6rtm@comcast.net wrote:

We had a brief power outage a few days ago.

My TS2100 didn't power up afterwards. Fuses are fine, AC power delivered
to power supply, which is producing nothing. Nothing looks/smells fried on
the power supply.

Couldn't find data on what the power supply output voltages should be; not
in the meagre documentation, .

I'd appreciate help from someone with a TS2100 while I look for faults in
this little switching power supply. Looks like three voltages, +5 and what
else? Is this a more or less standard supply?

Appreciate any help I can get!

Bob K6RTM


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Bob, Just a reminder, as it came from the factory, this unit has a week rollover issue unless it has been upgraded. Check out the TN archives and Google for the upgrade fix suggestions. (mine was in a production installation when the rollover occurred, and the resulting pain seems to be forever etched in my mind.) Luke. On Mon, Mar 5, 2018 at 7:52 PM, Bob Martin <k6rtm@comcast.net> wrote: > We had a brief power outage a few days ago. > > My TS2100 didn't power up afterwards. Fuses are fine, AC power delivered > to power supply, which is producing nothing. Nothing looks/smells fried on > the power supply. > > Couldn't find data on what the power supply output voltages should be; not > in the meagre documentation, . > > I'd appreciate help from someone with a TS2100 while I look for faults in > this little switching power supply. Looks like three voltages, +5 and what > else? Is this a more or less standard supply? > > Appreciate any help I can get! > > Bob K6RTM > > > > _______________________________________________ > time-nuts mailing list -- time-nuts@febo.com > To unsubscribe, go to https://www.febo.com/cgi-bin/ > mailman/listinfo/time-nuts > and follow the instructions there. >