Thanks Dave,

I will open the 2 up and test with the multimeter when I get home from work. 
I'll report back with the voltage I see.

I do have a scope, but haven't used it much and never hooked it up to a radio 
this complex before.

> On Aug 7, 2024, at 11:43 AM, Dave Van Wallaghen <d...@w8fgu.com> wrote:
> 
> Bill,
> 
> Don and Mike have you looking in the proper location on the Front Panel 
> Board. I suspect that the RIT/XIT pot does not work as well, but as you say, 
> you can't invoke RIT or XIT at this time to determine this. Something is not 
> allowing the /BANK2 signal to occur in order to scan those controls on the 
> right side. FP U3 P16 is where that signal originates. Maybe a cold solder 
> joint on U3 P16 or something shorting the /BANK2 path to a high voltage.
> 
> If you have a scope, you could look at U3 P13 and see it being pulled down in 
> around 5us pulses as I am measuring here. If not, then you might try using a 
> DMM to measure that pin. I am seeing around 4.6v and it fluctuates. If it is 
> at the high 5v level, then it is not being pulled down by U3. Again, either 
> something keeping that line high or bad pin 13 on U3. 
> 
> 73,
> Dave, W8FGU
> 
> 
> 
> On 8/7/2024 11:45:30 AM, "William Santos via Elecraft" 
> <elecraft@mailman.qth.net <mailto:elecraft@mailman.qth.net>> wrote:
> 
>> Hi Mike,
>>  
>> Thanks for your response and attention to my issue.
>>  
>> Yes, it is only the buttons to the right of the LCD that are affected.
>>  
>> All of the pots to the left of the VFO knob work properly, as do all the 
>> push buttons on the left (BAND+ through NB). To the right of the LCD, I can 
>> only confirm the MODE(1) and ON/OFF buttons work. Buttons A/B(2) through 
>> MSG(9) do not elicit a response. Unable to test the -1 0 +1 potentiometer, 
>> as I think all of it's functions require actuating one of the buttons on the 
>> keypad.
>>  
>> To summarize, buttons 2 through 9 on the keypad are nonfunctional, and 
>> everything else seems to work.
>>  
>> Thanks and 73,
>> Bill
>> KN6UDK
>>  
>>> On Aug 7, 2024, at 8:23 AM, Michael Carter via Elecraft 
>>> <elecraft@mailman.qth.net <mailto:elecraft@mailman.qth.net>> wrote:
>>>  
>>> Hi again, Bill,
>>>  
>>> I re-read your post and realized that
>>> it's only the buttons to the right side
>>> of the LCD display that fail to function
>>> (with the exception of the MODE button).
>>> Is that correct?
>>>  
>>> If so, I will retract my statement about
>>> the parallel load shift register not working
>>> properly. If it works for the buttons to the
>>> left of the LCD display, then the shift
>>> register is working OK. It would then
>>> seem that the BANK2 switches to the
>>> right of the display are not being polled.
>>> The /BANK2 signal that polls these
>>> switches is generated in U3, a 6B595
>>> shift register. That shift register
>>> receives data serially from the MCU
>>> and produces the /BANK1 and /BANK2
>>> signals that activate each switch
>>> bank in turn. U3 also generates the
>>> /ENC_RD signal that allows the
>>> main tuning knob to be read.
>>>  
>>> Please confirm which controls do
>>> register any response, including
>>> the 4 potentiometers to the
>>> left of tuning knob.
>>>  
>>> Thanks, and 73,
>>> Mike, K8CN
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