Hardware help with 6416A please

petey · 2017-01-30T01:28:17.000Z

I have modded my 6416A here with RTC clock / 1-wire temperature sensor (documented here on the GLi forum).

It has been working perfectly now for quit a while.

I was configuring it for a POE connection and accidentally used 12VDC instead of 5VDC using the TP-Link POE adapter and mini USB to barrel connector.

It is not working now. I have done much work with this device and would prefer not to purchase another one and redo my stuff.

I am sure I have rendered a diode dysfunctional.

Can I fix this or bypass the microUSB circuit and introduce 5VDC to the board another way?

I have a large magnifying glass lamp and small tipped soldering iron / station.

I will attach a picture shortly.

alzhao · 2017-02-01T23:25:40.000Z

I think you need to push us next week. Everybody is still in Chinese New Year holiday this week.

petey · 2017-02-01T23:46:16.000Z

Understood and thank you alzhao! IE: 2nd of February to 15th of February, 2017 eh?

Yes; here entertaining just connecting 5VDC to the labeled 5VDC point that I am using for the RTC device or soldering a wire to the other side of the fuse for a temporary solution.

That said also noticed a combo 6416A with POE and antenna on Amazon.

Amazing product!

petey · 2017-03-26T16:16:10.000Z

@alzhao

Still looking to repair my 6416A. Is there an easy way to repair it?

Just purchased your new GL-AR300M with dual antennas.

Very nice. Checking it out for a friend here who needs a couple of travel routers.

I like the GL-Inet GUI.

alex_zheng · 2017-03-27T10:09:12.000Z

Hi
can you check the U6 in the back of the board?And take a pic on it.Maybe the IC is broken.It will be very difficult to fix it.

petey · 2017-03-27T22:13:14.000Z

Thank you z353664407.

Looking at the two ICs there doesn’t seem to be any damage to them…that said it is hard to tell. Historically with other devices I have seen first in line fuses / diodes go out.

I have not tested these fuses / diodes yet until I remove the board from the case.

Removed board from case and using a VOM to check for open diodes or shorts if possible.

petey · 2017-03-28T00:00:44.000Z

Checked it out with a VOM and applying 5VDC to the RTC VCC connection. Looks to be shorting out VCC so giving up on it.