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Advanced EDDY controller (Pinbits) not working in SS

By Phantasize

4 years ago



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#5 4 years ago
Quoted from Phantasize:

Insert the new chip. The notch on the chip should be next to the LED. Make sure that all the pins are in the sockets.

Interesting...they are having you install it in the opposite direction of the original? Not sure about you, but sounds wrong to me.
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FWIW, the majority of the issues with this board are either the potentiometer or sensor cable/wiring/connectors.

If the chip you installed is the same part number as the original board, and never installed backwards, I would have to assume it would work.

Quoted from Phantasize:

As soon as i put the original chip back in the socket, the sensor works again. But using the replacement from Pinbits stops it from working.

Ok, I have to ask this:

If the original chip and sensor are working...why are you messing with it?

#6 4 years ago
Quoted from zaza:

I'm not sure this is the correct board for this chip.
Scared Stiff uses a pot.adjustable sensor and the ic in socket is a prox.sensor.

You ordered a microcontroller for the auto adjust board for CV or MB

Ahh, ok I did enough digging around to see what you did and what zaza was talking about. This chip in the pinbits link is the controller for auto adjustable sensor boards; these boards have a controller AND the sensor chip (TDA0161). You cannot replace the TDA0161 with another part as this part is discontinued without replacement. www.mouser.com/datasheet/2/389/stmicroelectronics_cd00000119-1204052.pdf

The best you can do is roll the dice and buy counterfeit chips from China if you really need one.

#7 4 years ago
Quoted from Phantasize:

The chip will work with all eddy boards

If this is not a proximity sensor chip as linked above, than this statement is simply not true.

EDIT: I'm going to toss Pinbits some credit here and say that it will likely work in any eddy sensor board that uses a WPC 04-11001 microcontroller; unfortunately, the A-18543-X boards do not use this part.
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