Closed theniwo closed 8 months ago
Hi all.
I assembled an RTC-Module with the nwX287 PCB and a BQ3285S RTC.
Now I am getting the "cmos checksum error defaults loaded".
The Battery Error is not indicated and the battery is fresh and has voltage.
I testet
Loading BIOS or Setup defaults
Flashing the BIOS with the latest (WI7C 040197) Award from theretroweb
Checked continuity on all pins and legs on the RTC Module
What I noticed was that the time drifted forward and the seconds where erroraneous.
It goes like this: 1 - 19, 40, 0
What is going on here? Did I use the wrong RTC Chip?
May it be a counterfeit?
Did I damage it because it got a bit hot during soldering?
Can I rule the BIOS EEPROM out since it should be an issue with the RTC?
I have the original ODIN OEC12C887. Should I mod it to rule the BIOS EEPROM out?
May be the BQ3285S is defective. The BIOS chip is not related.
I don't think, that this is related to the module itself. Looks like an incompatibility or defect of the chip itself.
Hi all.
I assembled an RTC-Module with the nwX287 PCB and a BQ3285S RTC.
Now I am getting the "cmos checksum error defaults loaded".
The Battery Error is not indicated and the battery is fresh and has voltage.
I testet
Loading BIOS or Setup defaults
Flashing the BIOS with the latest (WI7C 040197) Award from theretroweb
Checked continuity on all pins and legs on the RTC Module
What I noticed was that the time drifted forward and the seconds where erroraneous.
It goes like this: 1 - 19, 40, 0
What is going on here? Did I use the wrong RTC Chip?
May it be a counterfeit?
Did I damage it because it got a bit hot during soldering?
Can I rule the BIOS EEPROM out since it should be an issue with the RTC?
I have the original ODIN OEC12C887. Should I mod it to rule the BIOS EEPROM out?