Fixed! 82C206 cmos backup power problem.

Well, well, Pinout of 82C206 made short work of confirming that did lose backup power. Fault was in the 3.6V battery's plug contact, wiggled that plug made voltage bounce back and forth. The board is Asus ISA-386U3Q, 256K cache installed, UMC chipset and had decaying CMOS battery so I removed it long ago before I put that board in storage waiting for a case to come along. That time came when I recently picked up generic plamsa display lunch box case that have generic 386dx board, not cached. Took new 3.6V nicd battery pack and spliced in plug to it instead of soldered pack. The mAh rating is 280mAh instead of puny 60mAh. I have questions about plamsa display stuff shortly. Thought this chipset had seperate cmos back up supply pin. Actually not, this is shared supplies with use of diode. Cheers, Wizard