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  • January 29, 2019 at 7:26 am #118349

    ajy00
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    Hi
    If you have no lights that tends to imply a faulty connection… and very unlikely to be a software problem so it’s just a process of elimination!
    Can you try another USB socket and/or another PC just to see if you get any connectivity and light..
    Then I guess it will be checking the USB cable itself with a multimeter to make sure you have connections to all four wires, and the connection plug has no breaks/loose bits.
    Also check the socket on the board … make sure it’s not loose/broken
    Beyond that you are into detail circuit checking…
    If all else fails you may be spending another $10 for a replacement encoder:(

    Good Luck

    February 20, 2019 at 9:56 am #118440

    wihome
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    I was never able to get this working properly- but instead I used Antimicro to run the button mapping for me.

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