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The only tools needed are a philips screwdriver and a narrow putty knife.
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View of the connectors
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Use a putty knife to remove the four rubber feet. Once removed, there are 4 phillips screws to be removed.
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The next step is to use the putty knife to pry off one of the two plastic endcaps, they snap out and the circuit board slides out.
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Use the phillips screwdriver to remove 5 more screws to remove the plastic mounting frame.
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Front and back of the board.
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From left to right on the front of the board the major chips are: LSI FW643E-02 (FIreWire800); Broadcom BCM57762 (gige); Intel L150I56 (Thunderbolt controller), NXP LPC1114F (two), Fresco FL1100 (USB3); C-Media CM119A (Audio)
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From left to right on the back of the board the major chips are: Parade PS161HDM; Parade PS8301 (two); NXP ZSD310 (two); Parade PS8321. The chips seem to support HDMI/DVI conversion and Display Port!
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Hi… someone have the board scheme, please?
My express dock only flashing the Led when I plugged the power cord and turn off
I cannot get any power going into the dock. I was wondering if anyone has had any experience with the analog board and dead power. The cables are hot so I know it must be the dock itself. Just nothing. Its internal leds do not light up and the Ethernet port has no activity lights either.
Any advice would be welcome.
