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Mark Pierson
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| takins wrote: | | a female JP1 port right on the card |
By that do you mean the 6 holes in the PBC?
My guess is you're trying to use your cable by holding the male pins (insertred into the cable connector) into the holes on the PCB. This can be tricky to do, since it requires that you make good contact with all 6 pins at the same time. You might want to look into permanently attaching the JP1 connector to alleviate the problem.
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takins
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That is exactly what I am doing. I found the page on hifi-remote for attaching the 6pin to the PCB. I will do that and see what I get.
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Filebug
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Let us know how you make out after you solder the header into your remote.
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