Here is Picture Ground (black) is worked when i put wire but others i don't know what's problem
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https://gbatemp.net/threads/nintendo-switch-sd-card-alternative-points.579623/
Good place to start. Your sense pin is the one that's missing. As long as the others are fine you could either solder a jumper wire from the test pad to the SD board as a quick fix or tie that point to ground to make the Switch think there's always an SD inserted. There is a good chance some other pins are damaged and just haven't detached from the connector yet though, which would require more jumper wires. Could also swap the connector itself if you have the skills and tools.
Open the "Spoiler: Pinout SD daughter board to points on the front" spoiler in the post I linked to see what goes where.Thanks for the response, it seems like the other pins are fine, I just need to solder a wire to the SD board but, where?
Every colour is a needed pin for the sd card to function well, the black ones and the not marked are gnd (ground) and the triangle shaped ones you marked are ground too, if you pay some closer look they are in the ground area.Hello!
Can you tell me, why some pins are not marked with a colour? Are they without a function?
And this two ground pads are not taking the solder, you know why?
Every colour is a needed pin for the sd card to function well, the black ones and the not marked are gnd (ground) and the triangle shaped ones you marked are ground too, if you pay some closer look they are in the ground area.
Edit: So out the 16 pins of the fpc connector you only need 8 (the 7 colored and any ground you can use). So as long as any ground point is connected to the external module you should be alright.
Only if i put in the sd card. if the sd card is not in the reader, there is no reaction with the ground. And why is it still working? Have to check the sd card reader, if this is not normal.
What is the function of this contact?
Got to look over it again.