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#282374 - 07/06/2006 11:57 Re: Cut-away views of the AC power jack [Re: mlord]
Robotic pooh-bah Registered: 06/04/2005 Posts: 2026 Loc: Seattle transplant	Quote: Maybe. Turn it off and find out. Yup- that was it. One more tid-bit learned! Quote: Turn your player on, and then press the knob "in" and hold until the Hijack menu appears... Um, yah... heh... Thanks Mark and Yoogie for the info and indulgence! /end threadjack _________________________ 10101311 (20GB- backup empeg) 10101466 (2x60GB, Eutronix/GreenLights Blue) (Stolen!)
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#282375 - 08/06/2006 09:09 Re: Cut-away views of the AC power jack [Re: Yoogie 27]
Yoogie 27 new poster Registered: 02/06/2006 Posts: 13	Please can someone let me know if I am hit by the powerjack problem or if it could still be something else?? I'm not sure about my results... Thanks in advance
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#282376 - 08/06/2006 11:43 Re: Cut-away views of the AC power jack [Re: Yoogie 27]
mlord carpal tunnel Registered: 29/08/2000 Posts: 14496 Loc: Canada	Quote: Ohmic Resistance, measured with 200k 1 - 2 ~ -140 1 - 3 ~ -70 2 - 3 ~ 6,2 (at 20k) With the empeg Mk2a circuitboard completely removed from the metalwork, and with all cables / connectors unplugged from it (including AC power cable unplugged), I measure these values from a (mostly) working unit: 1 - 2: very very high resistance ( > 20Kohm) 1 - 3: less than 1 ohm == no resistance 2 - 3: very very high resistance ( > 20Kohm) Cheers
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#282377 - 08/06/2006 15:59 Re: Cut-away views of the AC power jack [Re: mlord]
Yoogie 27 new poster Registered: 02/06/2006 Posts: 13	Thanks a lot for your help... I will try to replace the power jack and see if this helps. Kind regards
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