I got a steady and repeatable problem.
DX3 is not initialized with a 15V line power supply (LM317) - the standby point is lit. But you can adjust the settings.
With the Meanwell MES30A-4P1J power supply, it works stably.
The problem is those stock caps are not very good. Their capacitance value drops fast when frequency goes up or temp arises, etc.
At certain point, the voltage would drop due to lack of current reserve then you will run into hang-up or all kinds of problems.
It also depends on various scenarios - run temperature, whether you are in bad luck to have a very bad cap for the MCU, etc.
Increasing the cap value means it will take a while to charge them up during the power on process. The MCU may see the system's voltage is not up yet hence directly goes to the stand by mode. In this case, you need a PS which can charge those bigger caps faster.
I am thinking about just keeping the same cap value. As far as I am using solid polymer caps at 100uf/25V, they can still remove those HF noises very effectively. The 25V rating will have high ripple current, then at the same time, 100uf is easier to drive for the power supply.
Main concern now is 4493 datasheet is calling for 470uf for the analog power. Not sure whether it is OK for the analog section of 4493 to power up late. Otherwise I will have to reduce it to 220uf to see how it goes.
Will switch to linear power supply, LT1085 based, 3A output, just to be safe.