I think 4.9v is OK.In my case,it was about 4.8v.But I still think you want to be sure capacitors in PSU are healthy.I heard SCSI bus took almost 1Amp when many lines change between 0 and 1.makes ripple on power line if capacitors are weak.When I got problem like yours,floppy drive was removed and only CF-SCSI drive was attached,so load on PSU had to be lighter then usual.
Post #7 by takimoto
| Source Forum | SE/30 with SCSI problem after warming up. Error 41 — #7 |
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| Category | Hardware |
| Post Date | Sat, 12 Dec 2015 - 18:38 |
| Original URL | https://68kmla.org/bb/threads/se-30-with-scsi-problem-after-warming-up-error-41.3095/ |
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