Baystack 470-48T Switch help!! - Electronic Circuits Projects Diagrams Free

PBXTech · 1st August 2006, 08:05 PM

Hello!! I'm currently working on a Baystack 470-48T Switch and have a question. It fails the Adr/Data Lines test and I can't figure out what's causing it. Has anyone worked on these before? Could it be one of the BGA's on the board causing this failure? Thanks! Hope to get some feedback soon!!

zevon8 · 2nd August 2006, 12:26 AM

There may be people here familiar with Nortel networking products, but for a better chance of help, try the Tek-Tips forums.

They have a dedicated Nortel sub-forum, many people who use nortel products everyday are members and will surely help you out.

Here is a link to the nortel forum, sign up for free:

http://www.tek-tips.com/threadminder.cfm?pid=902

I doubt it is a BGA chip, its more likely the programming. Without thousands of dollars worth of gear, you're not likely to fix a BGA soldering job anyways.

PS : I have nothing to do with, or to gain from, you visiting Tek-Tips, just being helpful.

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1st August 2006, 08:05 PM	(permalink)
PBXTech	Baystack 470-48T Switch help!! Hello!! I'm currently working on a Baystack 470-48T Switch and have a question. It fails the Adr/Data Lines test and I can't figure out what's causing it. Has anyone worked on these before? Could it be one of the BGA's on the board causing this failure? Thanks! Hope to get some feedback soon!!

2nd August 2006, 12:26 AM	(permalink)
zevon8	There may be people here familiar with Nortel networking products, but for a better chance of help, try the Tek-Tips forums. They have a dedicated Nortel sub-forum, many people who use nortel products everyday are members and will surely help you out. Here is a link to the nortel forum, sign up for free: http://www.tek-tips.com/threadminder.cfm?pid=902 I doubt it is a BGA chip, its more likely the programming. Without thousands of dollars worth of gear, you're not likely to fix a BGA soldering job anyways. PS : I have nothing to do with, or to gain from, you visiting Tek-Tips, just being helpful.