axe091 heads up
- Thread starter Hubsy
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westaust55
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Good to read that you solved your problem 
westaust55
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AXE091
In looking at the AXE091 datasheet for your other thread I noticed that the datasheet states:
In looking at the AXE091 datasheet for your other thread I noticed that the datasheet states:
Where the SIL resistor packs you found incorrectly installed part of the factory assembley or something you added?
hippy
Ex-Staff (retired)
Obviously the resistor pack should have been inserted the correct way round and this should have been caught during testing, so apologies for any error there.
I don't know what Rev-Ed processes and procedures are for in-house and sub-contracted work but will pass on this information.
I did test the new AXE091 version and did not find any problems when testing. I suspect this is a component insertion problem but I cannot say if this is a one-off problem or more wide-spread. I am sure Rev-Ed held stock will be checked as soon as possible.
I don't have a latest AXE091 to hand but on the version I have, the SIL is the one next to L1 and LDR. PCB silkscreen shows a circle at the pot end and a dot marked on the SIL lines up with that circle, 0V - Is that the same with your version Hubsy, and how you now have it to work as expected ?
I don't know what Rev-Ed processes and procedures are for in-house and sub-contracted work but will pass on this information.
I did test the new AXE091 version and did not find any problems when testing. I suspect this is a component insertion problem but I cannot say if this is a one-off problem or more wide-spread. I am sure Rev-Ed held stock will be checked as soon as possible.
I don't have a latest AXE091 to hand but on the version I have, the SIL is the one next to L1 and LDR. PCB silkscreen shows a circle at the pot end and a dot marked on the SIL lines up with that circle, 0V - Is that the same with your version Hubsy, and how you now have it to work as expected ?
