Strange behaviour with EDM-033

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Hello,

I'm still having some troubles getting an EDM-033 board working correctly.

WiFi/BT board was already changed and seems working correctly (no shorts and good voltages 1.8V and 3.3V on caps).

I'm getting these consumptions : 480 mA then 170 mA after 30 sec, which should be 320 mA then 10 mA. Seems that there are 160 mA going somewhere... :unsure: UART codes : 80810001 Power sequence error and 80C00136 WiFi/BT device not found.

I realised that there's perhaps a missing resistor or cap on the board. Could you confirm or not?

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It depends on the southbridge type 61GG or 69GG, if the 1 Ohm resistor under your marking is connecting the line to ground or must be placed on the both pads.

I bet you still have a problem with your WiFi chip. Check the both voltage line for the WiFi and the WiFi chip itself.
 
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SB is 61GG.

Voltages around WiFi board seem good (1.8V and 3.3V). I didn't check the chip itself.
 
At the edm-03x pcbs a 1 Ohm resistor is placed at (A) or (B) depending on the southbridge 69GG (A) or 61GG (B) on board.
At your pcb a 61GG is soldered and so position (B) is used. So I assume everything is correct in this place.

(Only for the ones, which look for a way to replace a 69GG with a cheaper 61GG: It is necessary that the data on the NOR is editied too. It is not possible to only swap a 61GG in the place of a 69GG)

I would put my focus back at the WiFi module.
Is the replacement WiFi module the right one? (J20H100/AW-XM501 or J20H104/AW-XM546)


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Thanks stetofix, it is clearer.

Yes, the WiFi board is the right one (see a previous thread). I get all the good voltage values.

I have a problem on a SBV IC on one side, the other side is OK. I'm waiting to receive the parts and see if it resolve the problem.
 
I'm a bit confused.
You wrote both voltages for WiFi are present but you have now a problem with one of the SBV dcdc converters?
 
Well, all voltages (1.8V and 3.3V) on caps near WiFi board are OK (TPS62822 IC are OK).

One SBC IC (TLV62090) is NOK.
 
Yes, here the 2 sides
 

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