Sorry maybe I should have tested the some lines using AC not DC. So here again is what I believe I have (suing the black line as GND): White: - 5.8 vac (KEY) White - 0.5 vac Black (I'm guessing this is ground) Red - 4.98 vdc Of course I could just be confused as I've never owned a C64 before. Looking at schematics seems maybe the two white lines could/should be 9vac, and maybe the red line should be 5 vdc??? Phil On Dec 9, 2010, at 11:16 AM, Philip Lord wrote: > I just got myself a PET64 from Yahoo Auction Japan. Quite a rare > machine I hear, so I'm not sure how one ended up in Japan. I got if > for a decent price as I don't think the Japanese knew exactly what > it was. > > Anyway, It arrived the other day, after a quick internal inspection, > I powered it on. I can hear the transformer buzzing(!), but no > action at all on the screen at all, and it doesn't seem like the > chips are getting warm at all Maybe need to leave it on a little > longer to make sure, but I didn't want to do that incase bad > voltages kill anything more). > > There are 4 wires leading from the small PCB which is attached to > the transformer to the C64 motherboard, and I have measured the > voltage from the black wire (GND?) to the 3 others. Here are the > reading i get: > > White: - 100mv > (KEY) > White - 100mv > Black (I'm guessing this is ground) > Red - 4.98v > > That's as far as I have gotten. Next I will remove the motherboard > and see where exactly these 4 wires go. > Anyway, I was just wondering if anyone had any insights or thoughts. > > Cheers > Phil Message was sent through the cbm-hackers mailing listReceived on 2010-12-09 04:00:04
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