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Is the DSL problem with annex A only or is it general? I mean, did you have an opportunity to try with an annex-B network?
The white capacitor might be damaged by overvoltage. If I remember well the capacitor can be measured from the DSL jack side (through the transformer coils). If the capacitor is shorted the DSL contacts should show only the coils resistance of 1.5 to 2 ohms.
The DSL chip BSP80PGP (or TNETD80PGP) might be damaged as well. Check the 12 volts at capacitors 10 and 12 in the following image
http://www.mikrocontroller.net/attachment/201339/nummerierte_Elkos_mit_Spannungen.jpg
(found at http://www.mikrocontroller.net/topic/288129)
Or check the 12 volts directly at pins 48 and 52 of the BSP80PGP chip. The chip makes the 12 volts itself by an integrated step-up converter. I've seen damaged chips that only showed about 3 volts here.
Good luck and best regards,
telefonicus
The white capacitor might be damaged by overvoltage. If I remember well the capacitor can be measured from the DSL jack side (through the transformer coils). If the capacitor is shorted the DSL contacts should show only the coils resistance of 1.5 to 2 ohms.
The DSL chip BSP80PGP (or TNETD80PGP) might be damaged as well. Check the 12 volts at capacitors 10 and 12 in the following image
http://www.mikrocontroller.net/attachment/201339/nummerierte_Elkos_mit_Spannungen.jpg
(found at http://www.mikrocontroller.net/topic/288129)
Or check the 12 volts directly at pins 48 and 52 of the BSP80PGP chip. The chip makes the 12 volts itself by an integrated step-up converter. I've seen damaged chips that only showed about 3 volts here.
Good luck and best regards,
telefonicus