After the kids were in bed, I took a final cup of tea and I've found it !!!
At first I probe between the ground and the data input on the 3 working channels and there was a famous 0.605V and 0.56V when I revert negative and positive probe on every single port except the #1 port. That lead in the search of the protective dual diode. I finally track the signal to the diode I unsolder it test it but it was fine ... But when I compare all other circuit I had around 12ohm at the dual diode for each port except the defective one.
Then I probe the input resistance leading to the suspicious dual diode and there is a resistor that is label 10ohm but it was around 2.5K in circuit the resistor looks fine no sign of damage or anything it was clean ... I unsolder it anyway in order to test it out of circuit et voilĂ it really was 2.5K ... which explains why on this particular channel the test diode wasn't successful.
Everything is working fine now the command are properly read by the ATMEGA8535 on the board that control all the RF relay on the 4 input. Now I can read 1V reference signal using first channel as well as the others ! I might be able to close the unit back once and for all ! But for now it's time for a Scotch Whisky !
I hope it would help someone ! I'll post picture when I have more time
Thanks ArcticGeek for the support !