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Date Posted: 14:55:31 05/04/01 Fri
Author: Jeff Heflin
Subject: Re: PCC with a working 5500/225 Board!
In reply to: Stuart Bell 's message, "Re: PCC with a working 5500/225 Board!" on 23:38:02 05/02/01 Wed

Stuart,
Yes, I reset the CUDA chip several times. I also put the 5500 board from the CC in a 5500 and it worked fine with the G4 upgrade. I also put the hard drive from the CC in the 5500 and it also worked perfectly. This leads me to suspect the 3.3 v line as well. I do not currently have a 3.3 v regulator installed. I bought one from radio shack, but I never could get it to work. I finally found some documentation for the thing, and it looks like you need a bunch of external components to make it work. If anyone has a complete diagram and parts list, and a source for the parts, it would be greatly appreciated. I also need info on adding a second power supply. Are relays necessary?

Thanks,

Jeff

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