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.red_overlord - Good evening everyone. First of...
Good evening everyone. First of all let me say I am a big fan of the discord server. You guys are rockstars. With that being said, I'm reaching out because I've been having an issue with my tidbit build. The first time I tried building it, after flashing my Bit-C PRO (RP2040) it would only register 9 and * (no backlights). Then after many reflashes it started registering 9, * and 7 (no backlights) Okay, no problem, I prolly damaged the PCB and the BIT-C Pro, (because I'm a noob) so I decided to buy a new tidbit kit and 2 Bit C Pros. That way when I solder, I only do whats necessary and less margin for error. Got the RP2040s first in the mail and was able to replicate the errors of my first Bit-C Pro with a brand new chip. I then got the new PCB kit and went to town, carefully soldering only what was necessary, so no backlights and no jack. I went to flash the second newest chip and... nothing... okay, maybe I fried the second chip when I tested it on the first tidbit build. So I opened the brand new chip, flashed it with nullbitsco_snap_rp2040_via.uf2, and even though my mac didn't recognize ANY of the keys being pressed, at least the via website was able to show me I had a tidbit present.
I tried all the tidbit firmwares, to include: the default one, oled and via and anything that said tidbit. I tested the numpad on both linux and mac (arm m2, my main). I seriously dont know what could be. I attached some pictures for ya'll. Thanks in advanced....
Bshiv - Hey, I am having problems wiring up and...
Hey, I am having problems wiring up and flashing my sick 68 keyboard. This is my first project with a microcontroller so I dont know a whole lot. I am wondering which pins I am able to use on the Bit-C that I have. Also, how will these pins correlate to the examples that are on other forms and videos.
56 - I'm replacing an Elite-C with a Bit-C, but...
I'm replacing an Elite-C with a Bit-C, but when I go to flash it, it says the chip is already blank - is there something I should be doing first that I'm forgetting? I set the bootloader to dfu, like the amazon page had mentioned (and like the elite-c had before it)
Reset debugging
Update, along with that, it compulsively connects and disconnects, when connected i can reflash it but it does not work sometimes due to it just disconnecting midway
Big LED troubleshooting
I gotcha! This is viewed from the bottom of the board. You want to connect to the bottom side of the resistors as shown.
