Re: [ts-7000] Overheating?

[Brian Newberry <>]

I don't know about the TS-7250, but on the TS-7200 I would be very concerned if my processor heated up like that.  I think they both use the EP9302 though.  I have run a program that polls the spi port (meaning constant activity) on my TS-7200 for probably about 3 hours at a time before, and it never heats up very much at all.  It also doesn't ever draw more than about 470 mA.  So if you are drawing more than that, you may have another problem.  If the processor is just getting that hot and that is not because of some problem, (hope I'm not stating the obvious here) you may have to put a heat sink on the processor to keep it cooled off.

 

Brian

alipiec <> wrote:

> Is it possible that TS-7250 could have been affected by overheating? I
> have one pi!
>  ece that
>  is working 3 days with running application. This
> day the processor is so hot that it's impossible to touch it. It hungs
> up then....
>
> The first question: I hope that this is not normal?
> The second question: Is TS-7250 has temperature sensor onboard
> preventing the board to be broken?
> The third question: What is the highest processor temperature of
> normally working unit?
> The fourth one: How to eventually prevents such problems? (application
> has to work all the day without interrupting...)
>
> Thanks in advance for responding - this is very important questions....
>
> Alus

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