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 Post subject: PMH-7 / Rinkan documentation available?
PostPosted: Thu Jun 21, 2012 5:11 am 
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Hi,

I try to repair a dead T500. I've got the schematics, but there are two chips called PMH-7 and Rinkan (DC/DC) where I cannot find any documentation in the web. Any hints on where to get them? AFAIK they are used in the T61 and T400, too.
If someone has them but is under NDA: I wonder if the Rinkan generates VCC3SW (pin 61) and under which conditions the PMH-7 asserts -LEDPWR (pin 84).

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jal2


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 Post subject: Re: PMH-7 / Rinkan documentation available?
PostPosted: Thu Jun 21, 2012 6:08 am 
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On the T61 schematics, it looks like the T61 previously used the PMH-6 which is also known as 77P1865.
PMH-6 is crossed-out there and replaced with PMH-7.
I have no further info.

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