06-05-2018, 03:18 PM
Hi,
Recently I have bought and soldered the full PCB from the pilight store and mounted it on the GPIO pins of my Pi3B+. After that I have changed the config to reflect that I have a Pi 3 and added the gpio430 hardware settings with 0 and 1 that should correspond with pins 11 & 12 that should be the ones the PCB is wired to.
My next step would be to find put if the hardware is working but this proves to be much harder than expected. I have tried running pilight-debug and it does sporadically receive some data, but when I use my APC3 kaku remote it does not react at all.
What would be a good way to test if the PCB has been soldered correctly and the hardware is working? Are there some sensible diagnostical steps?
Kind regards,
Dirk
Recently I have bought and soldered the full PCB from the pilight store and mounted it on the GPIO pins of my Pi3B+. After that I have changed the config to reflect that I have a Pi 3 and added the gpio430 hardware settings with 0 and 1 that should correspond with pins 11 & 12 that should be the ones the PCB is wired to.
My next step would be to find put if the hardware is working but this proves to be much harder than expected. I have tried running pilight-debug and it does sporadically receive some data, but when I use my APC3 kaku remote it does not react at all.
What would be a good way to test if the PCB has been soldered correctly and the hardware is working? Are there some sensible diagnostical steps?
Kind regards,
Dirk