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Genesis SD70 light board
Well I am back at the light board replacement Digitrak decoder install that gave problems with the lights (dim originally and burnout with the jumper cut).
Going back to square one - TEST working light board (out of unit) using digital multimeter and powerpack to verify original voltage.
Supply 15 volts (meter verifies) to outboard pins on one end of board.
Test - expecting 1.5Volts or 0.0 depending on direction switch of powerpack on 2 center pins of either end.
Result - varies around 0.20 to 0.32 on both ends with no difference in polalrity or supplied voltage.
Obviously something wrong about my assumptions or my technique ??????????????
thanks ,,, ken
p.s. The voltage on the lightboard motor pins measures correctly at the input level. This lightboard was working before removal for decoder install.
Well I am back at the light board replacement Digitrak decoder install that gave problems with the lights (dim originally and burnout with the jumper cut).
Going back to square one - TEST working light board (out of unit) using digital multimeter and powerpack to verify original voltage.
Supply 15 volts (meter verifies) to outboard pins on one end of board.
Test - expecting 1.5Volts or 0.0 depending on direction switch of powerpack on 2 center pins of either end.
Result - varies around 0.20 to 0.32 on both ends with no difference in polalrity or supplied voltage.
Obviously something wrong about my assumptions or my technique ??????????????
thanks ,,, ken
p.s. The voltage on the lightboard motor pins measures correctly at the input level. This lightboard was working before removal for decoder install.
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