components:
resistor to fet/bjt control ; resistor to limit current to speaker ; the fet/bjt
diode to protect motherboard components from the speaker, which may be coil based (or piezo speaker)
"speaker" is driven with pwm signal. use a oscilloscope to measure the signal coming from "?" in...
For my own interest I measured the clocks again with better high frequency probing technique. Signals were measured one at time, at same locations as earlier. Both have 150 ohm pull-ups installed, unlike in my earlier picture which had just one. Seems one would still be alive even without...
Also: Please stop soldering random stuff on your motherboard if you can't measure what it does and really understand what you are doing. I would deeply hate to see boards having own repair done or attempted at sale at used HW market.
https://gathering.tweakers.net/forum/list_message/50733063#50733063
I did fix show in above url to my Supermicro board. There are two LPC clocks in use.
My board's symptoms were:
- no boot beeps
- ipmi wasn't reachable via local buss from operating system (ipmitool, kernel ipmi_si module)
-...
Have you guys looked those reworked boards really carefully? I assume there would be one or two tiny smd resistors added somewhere. I would rather rework solder those myself than wait 2+ weeks for board returning back.
Edit: I looked around docs a bit. I woud guess JTMP1 (TPM header/Port 80...
You could power both Supermicro boards directly from single 12V psu without PicoPSU. Atleast my board works nicely when powered via 4-pin connector J1.
And don't do what you seem have done in all pics. A1SAi/A1SRi-series motherboard manual and quick reference guide have warning:
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