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ACA500Plus, when I turn on Amiga, it shows FF on ACA500Plus display, and does not boot. I then press CTRL+A+A and I get menu and everything works fine. but every time I turn off amiga, when I boot, I get FF again and have to repeat process everytime I power off.
I update firmware menu and others in ACA500Plus, I also try a different Amiga 500 computer, I cleaned connectors, same result.
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ACA500Plus, when I turn on Amiga, it shows FF on ACA500Plus display, and does not boot. I then press CTRL+A+A and I get menu and everything works fine. but every time I turn off amiga, when I boot, I get FF again and have to repeat process everytime I power off.
I update firmware menu and others in ACA500Plus, I also try a different Amiga 500 computer, I cleaned connectors, same result.
This sounds like a combination of a bad power-up ramp of your power supply and the reset circuit of your A500 slowly fading away. What type of power supply are you using?
Hi,
I tried using 3 different power supplies all the same type:
commodore DSP-A500
INPUT: 110v 60Hz
OUTPUT: 5V=4.5A 12V=1A -12V=1A
with all had the same result.
and it did work fine at the beginning. Any other suggestions?
Note: thank you so much for the prompt response. Your support and quality of products is an example of excellent companies!
By the way, I wanted to purchase a more powerful and modern Amiga power supply and I saw you guys sell one. But I could not find the 110v US model. Do you offer that?
The 110V Model isn't ready yet
with all had the same result.
and it did work fine at the beginning. Any other suggestions?
Try a 1k pull-up resistor in the reset signal. This might give the computer another lease of life for the time until we can deliver the 110V CA-PSU.
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