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'''Mainboard:'''
 
  
I. Analog inputs are "jittering":
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'''I. Analog inputs are "jittering":'''
  
 
Sometimes analog inputs are jittering all the time without any reason.
 
Sometimes analog inputs are jittering all the time without any reason.
  
Help:  
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''Help:''
  
 
Use jumper / bridges on every analog input, which isn't in use.
 
Use jumper / bridges on every analog input, which isn't in use.
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""Key64-Daughterboard:""
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== Key64-Daughterboard: ==
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II. Ghost-effect of inputs:  
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'''II. Ghost-effect of inputs:'''
  
 
If you have connected only one switch (e.g. toggle, rotary, momentary, etc.) to  
 
If you have connected only one switch (e.g. toggle, rotary, momentary, etc.) to  
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Ghosting will show closed electrical circuits - even if they aren't existent or not closed.  
 
Ghosting will show closed electrical circuits - even if they aren't existent or not closed.  
  
Help:  
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''Help:''
  
 
1. Check the soldering points on your Motherboard.
 
1. Check the soldering points on your Motherboard.

Revision as of 19:18, 21 November 2021

Mainboard:

I. Analog inputs are "jittering":

Sometimes analog inputs are jittering all the time without any reason.

Help:

Use jumper / bridges on every analog input, which isn't in use.

Put the jumper on every pin#1 & pin#2.


Key64-Daughterboard:

II. Ghost-effect of inputs:

If you have connected only one switch (e.g. toggle, rotary, momentary, etc.) to

your Key64-Daughterboard, and you use it (e.g. turn it to ON),

and there are more connections showing as ON, this would be called Ghost-effect.

It can also happen if there are more switches than only one attached .

Ghosting will show closed electrical circuits - even if they aren't existent or not closed.

Help:

1. Check the soldering points on your Motherboard.

Sometimes two soldering points are connected by accident.

2. Check your flatcables from Motherboard to Key64-Daughterboard.

Sometimes there are two or more wires connected by accident.

Often happens if the connector isn't is attached 100% correctly.

3. Check your flatcables at Key64-Daughterboard.

Sometimes there are two or more wires connected by accident.

Often happens if the connector isn't is attached 100% correctly.

4. Check your common and other connections at Key64-Daughterboard.

Crosscheck with the wiring diagram on this page.

Are the common pins attached to the correct corresponding connection-pins?

Are your connection pins all attached correctly?