Thanks. Looks to be similar to mine. Though the wires I used were all 30awg. Maybe I should try 40awg. Ofcourse, not on the mosfets but data lines. @lightninjay did say mixed results with different sized wires in his guide could give varied results.
Thank you for your time and response
Check your installation. I have installed in more than 20 Lites without any problem.
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Surely xecuter would have done it
Last edited by axlcat,
what can do delay to torns on take too long 30/40 secondson Lite, I'm have one more lite and turns on faster last 5 seconds
But now you create another problem. What if A4 creates sc with A5? You need to create these test pads for every pin on that side so it can be tested properly if it sc.
I probably should have said "improper tools and supplies". Bad soldering irons with tips that are too big, wire that is too thick, no flux, etc.
My tools and supplies aren't expensive but I wouldn't attempt the mod in the first place if I didn't have appropriate ones.
Hi everyone, I just bought my second RP2040 zero, the first one I bought I thought it was faulty because no matter what I did the LED kept flashing the green light, of course I bridged the RGB pins but the result was the same. So I just tried to flash the other one and the exact same thing is happening, green light flashed, then I bridged the RGB pins, but the LED keeps flashing green. I cheked for continuity with my multimeter and everything is fine, its not bridging anywhere else. I'm using flash_nuke between flashes also. Can anyone help me please?
Color code is deprecated in the current firmware. Now using pulse code.
After you flash it, plug off then plug on the usb cable, it should end with some pulse code.
IF you are using firmware 2.7 or over then read @lightninjay latest (v6.1) guide about the new colour scheme convention and setting up the Pico. Just read!
Not bad. Mosfet double with pull down resistor.
Have you checked the readings on your multi meter to be sure there is continuity?
Last edited by Takezo-San,
What do you mean by pull down resistor? The ones attached to the RP2040 in the guide?Not bad. Mosfet double with pull down resistor.
EDIT: just found it. >1k resistor from gate to ground.
Last edited by chaoticoz,
Without microscope, i strongly recommend using flex then manually soldering the mosfet.
Not worth the risk.
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