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    Name of The Section Name The Item Used and Specifications Probable Repair

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    The document provides troubleshooting guidance for various sections of a universal microcontroller development board. It lists probable issues for components like the power supply, I2C, SPI, DC motor, LED array, matrix keyboard, LCD, RGB/relay/buzzer, CAN interface, serial interface, and USB2UART sections. For each component, it identifies possible problems such as faulty connections, incorrect jumper or switch positions, or damaged integrated circuits. It also provides recommended tests and potential repairs, such as applying power directly, checking voltages, and replacing integrated circuit chips if issues persist.

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    The document provides troubleshooting guidance for various sections of a universal microcontroller development board. It lists probable issues for components like the power supply, I2C, SPI, DC motor, LED array, matrix keyboard, LCD, RGB/relay/buzzer, CAN interface, serial interface, and USB2UART sections. For each component, it identifies possible problems such as faulty connections, incorrect jumper or switch positions, or damaged integrated circuits. It also provides recommended tests and potential repairs, such as applying power directly, checking voltages, and replacing integrated circuit chips if issues persist.

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    The document provides troubleshooting guidance for various sections of a universal microcontroller development board. It lists probable issues for components like the power supply, I2C, SPI, DC motor, LED array, matrix keyboard, LCD, RGB/relay/buzzer, CAN interface, serial interface, and USB2UART sections. For each component, it identifies possible problems such as faulty connections, incorrect jumper or switch positions, or damaged integrated circuits. It also provides recommended tests and potential repairs, such as applying power directly, checking voltages, and replacing integrated circuit chips if issues persist.

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    Name of The Section Name The Item Used and Specifications Probable Repair

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    Universal Microcontroller Development Board : Trouble Shooting

    Name the Item used


    Name of the Section Probable Repair
    and Specifications
    1. Check Power Jack
    Power Supply Section IC7805
    2. Check 3pin Jumper (JP1)
    1. BAT_SEL Jumper must be
    connected
    I2C RTC – DS1307 (U4) 2. 2pin DIP Switch position should
    I2 C Section I2C EEPROM – AT24C04 (U3) be on while performing I2C expts.
    3. check Crystal (Y2) – 32.768KHz if
    RTC is not working
    4. Replace IC
    1. 6pin DIP Switch position should
    SPI ADC – MCP4921 (U5) be on while performing SPI expts.
    SPI Section
    SPI EEPROM – AT25C256 (U6) 2. Replace IC’s if not working

    1. 6pin DIP Switch position should


    be on while performing practical.
    DC Motor Section L239D (U7)
    2. External power must be given for
    DC motor interfacing
    1. Check each LED by applying 5V to
    Red LED 3mm
    LED Array Section corresponding LED pin
    470E Resistor Array – 9pin
    2. If not glowing Replace LED
    1. Please switch contacts using
    Matrix Keyboard 4 x 4 Matrix Keyboard – 4 leg
    multi-meter. After frequent use
    ( Row X Column Connection ) 5mm tactile switches
    switches may damaged.

    1. Check Jumper for LCD contrast


    2. Adjust contrast such that block
    squares must be displayed
    3. If Contrast is not adjusted
    LCD Section 16x2 LCD, 10K pot (3386)
    properly, check voltage at pin no.
    3 of LCD, it should be less than 1V
    4. Check 10k pot it may open, if
    voltage is not varying

    1. RGB LED may be open if high


    1. Common Cathode RGB voltage is provided.
    LED 2. Give direct 5V supply to relay coil
    RGB / Relay / Buzzer
    2. 5V Sugar cube Relay to test relay.
    3. 5V buzzer PCB mounted 3. Give direct 5V supply to buzzer to
    check the buzzer
    1. If not getting the result, replace
    Can Interface MCP2551
    the IC.
    1. Check the Switch position, it
    should be released
    MAX232, 10uF/16V Capacitor, 2. If IC is overheating, replace the IC.
    Serial Interface
    6 leg switch 3. Remove the daughter board and
    short RX1 and TX1 to check the
    loopback communication.
    USB2UART Section CP2102 1. Install the drivers and check COM
    Port number in Device Manager
    2. Check the Switch position, it
    should be released
    3. Remove the daughter board and
    short RX0 and TX0 to check the
    loopback communication.
    Component Details like Part No., Specification etc
    8 x 8mm Double Line Self-lock 6-
    PUSH (on/ Off )Switch Blue leg Button Switches - White +
    Blue + Black 
    Trimmer / POT 10 K – 3386
    DIP Switch 2 Way DIP and 6 way DIP Switch
    Keypad Push Button 4 leg 5mm tactile switches

    Crystal Frequency
    89E516RD2 11.0592 MHz
    PIC 18F4550 20 MHz
    LPC 2148 12 MHz
    Cortex 1768 12 Mhz

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