I’ve used the coder gui uart program but I’m having no success with it
It’s either I’m doing it wrong or there’s no com with the board due to southbridge not turning on .
I’m not familiar with using git hub etc I’ll get my head around that and see if I get different results ,
I was hoping to find a map of what voltages should be where
I’ll do some more reading and have a go at using uart again
I would check if both pads for TX and RX have 3.3V.
The programmer should be set to TTL mode.
If only connect to GND and TX->RX CH341 at inserting the power plug into the PS5 on the terminal program (like PS5 wee tools) there should be an output after 5 - 20 sec:
The DA9065 ic should generate the voltages for those lines.
If the 5V input reach the ic and the 3.3V output is missing without a short, I guess the DA9065 is bad.
FixMyApp on youtube is a good start for trouble shooting.
The standby voltages are one of the first things I check on defect PS5s if the system has trouble to boot.
I have actual no edm-03x board with two power rails for the wifi ic to check.
Maybe @jkyoho has one and can help.
The 4.8V are a bit strange because the fuse shouldn’t effect the voltage. On both side should be 5V. I would check in resistance the value of the fuse.