I am building a HH1 and I am following Carl's cal. procedure, adjusting R23 for null on pins 2 & 3 of IC8. However, the issue is that R23 has NO effect on the pins' voltage level. Currently, voltage ACROSS pins 2 & 3 is 0.00 V and voltage for both pins when referenced to ground is +1.95 V. Voltage on both pins stay constant at +1.95 V (ref ground) regardless of R23's wiper position. I know I am trying to achieve 0 V, but this does not seem like normal operation. Correct?
Here is what I have done so far for this part of the process:
- set R18 for max on TP4
- checked power pin voltages
- shorted SW2
- set R34 to max (also tried min)
- checked PCB for bad joints and shorts
- made sure Q8, Q9, and IC8 are removed
- shorted IC8 pin 1 to ground via IC9 pin 4
Not sure if it matters, but R24 & R25 are 1%, while R26 & R27 are 5%. This was not on purpose, it's just what I had on-hand. Also, the board is a Rev. D from Silverdog's site.
Other than start swapping parts with spares, I'm not sure what to do next. I have been able to resolve a few minor issues on my own so far. But now I'm stuck. I do have a scope if needed, but I'm working in limited space right now and just trying to push forward to complete the PCB with basic measurements, if possible.
I would sincerely appreciate any assistance.
Thank you,
Barry
Here is what I have done so far for this part of the process:
- set R18 for max on TP4
- checked power pin voltages
- shorted SW2
- set R34 to max (also tried min)
- checked PCB for bad joints and shorts
- made sure Q8, Q9, and IC8 are removed
- shorted IC8 pin 1 to ground via IC9 pin 4
Not sure if it matters, but R24 & R25 are 1%, while R26 & R27 are 5%. This was not on purpose, it's just what I had on-hand. Also, the board is a Rev. D from Silverdog's site.
Other than start swapping parts with spares, I'm not sure what to do next. I have been able to resolve a few minor issues on my own so far. But now I'm stuck. I do have a scope if needed, but I'm working in limited space right now and just trying to push forward to complete the PCB with basic measurements, if possible.
I would sincerely appreciate any assistance.
Thank you,
Barry
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