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16902B frame start-up Error

Question asked by Alx on Nov 10, 2015
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Hi,

from time to time I get 16902B (Win7) frame start-up Errors, as on pics attached:

- Bad JTAG init error code: 1
- Unknown frame type (not M1, M2, M3, or M6): 255

(either one of them could appear, and for sure not both of them at same time)

Any ideas, what could it be and what to check ?

(probably, but not sure, that happened for the first time after the frame transportation from one office to another)

Thanks!

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algoss Nov 10, 2015 6:35 AM
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Hate to say this, but the popup in the lower right corner says it all...

If this happened while moving the frame, it's probably a loose connection somewhere. In any case, I would pop the covers, with the power off and disconnected, and wiggle cables. Make sure they're all well-seated.

Al
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- Alx @ algoss on Nov 10, 2015 6:39 AM
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  Could you Please check with your engineers, which connectors/cable exactly might be a reason ?
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  - algoss @ Alx on Nov 10, 2015 2:10 PM
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    Have you looked inside yet?
    
    If not, you can give this a try:
    
    - Take the handle off of the 16902B and then remove the cover. With the display facing you, look around to the left side of the logic analyzer. You can see the Adlink M890 motherboard mounted horizontally relatively low in the unit.
    
    - On this side of the motherboard (the left side when the display is facing you), there is a PCI card in a PCI slot in the motherboard. There is a single, PCI flat ribbon cable in a connector on the top of this PCI card. (See picture Forums1.jpg)
    
    - This is the OCI cable through which the Frame ID is read from the Module Interface Board (MIB board) to the motherboard. Reseat this end of this flat ribbon cable
    
    - The other end of this cable connects to the Module Interface Board (MIB board). (See picture Forums2.jpg). Some cables are removed for the sake of clarity of this picture. The finger is at the connector where the other end of the PCI flat ribbon cable should connect to the MIB. It is labeled J1000. Reseat this cable as well.
    
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    - Alx @ algoss on Nov 11, 2015 7:50 AM
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      Congrats, you hit the target !!! :)
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