rebote 2.5 debug, please!

Started by jlullo, May 11, 2007, 01:06:56 AM

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jlullo

Hey guys....

i'm having problems with my Rebote 2.5 (tonepad) delay.  The effect will have bypassed guitar, but no sound when engaged.  I used all stock parts, except for a 243k resistor in place of a 240k, and a 511k resistor in place of a 510k.  All of the IC's are oriented correctly, as well as the voltage regulator and the electros.  I used a 78l05 voltage regulator from smallbear.

1. out of circuit battery voltage is 8.83v

Voltage at the circuit board end of the red battery lead = 8.55
Voltage at the circuit board end of the black battery lead = 0

IC1 (pt2399)
1 - 5.02
2 - 2.51
3 - 0.01
4 - 0.01
5 - 1.16
6 - 2.35
7 - 0.83
8 - 0.83
9 - 2.50
10 - 2.51
11 - 2.51
12 - 2.51
13 - 2.50
14 - 2.50
15 -2.51
16 - 2.51

IC2 (TL072)
1 - 4.23
2 - 4.23
3 - 4.23
4 - 0
5 - 4.12
6 - 4.22
7 - 4.22
8 - 8.45

IC3 (78L05 voltage regulator)
OUT - 5.02
GROUND - 0
In - 8.45

could someone please help me with this?  i've compared my voltages to others (by searching), and they seem to be quite similar

thank you!

jonathan

jlullo

i'd also like to add that before i took these voltages, i had the switch wired up a different way, and the voltage regulator got very hot... then i noticed my error, rewired the switch, and now the regulator doesn't get hot.  I'm assuming there is a high likelihood that i fried the pt2399.. i just built an audio probe tonight.... i read in another post to probe pin 12 of the pt2399, set the pot for long delay, and that i should hear a delay sound.  If so, that means that the chip is good... if not, does that mean the chip is toast?

Auke Haarsma

just track the signal path from start to end, you'll find out where the signal gets lost. I don't have my voltages at hand, but I don't think you're pt2399 is fried. I guess there's a cold solder joint somewhere. Gl!

jlullo

pong,
you were right... :)  there were two!  it works great now...

thank you very much!


jonathan

Auke Haarsma

You're welcome Jonathan. Great to hear you solved the problem! It's a nice delay, enjoy ;)