Well, I've found another remote, which worked without any issue. So no problem on the receiver side.
I then reprogrammed the nvram of the broken one with the dump from the new one - now my friend has two functional remotes. The first thought is often the right one
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Yes, harmony remote doesn't have a feedback.
I monitored today the activity on the spi interface between the transceiver and the mcu. Sometimes you can see some activity after a key press, sometimes not.
Could not find a system behind it.
I'll try to find another remote for testing.
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Originally posted by mpa2 View PostI would still expect some output on the display. The RC behaves erratic, thus I asked about a known working firmware dump for testing.
I don't have another original remote, but with my harmony elite I can control the main unit without a problem.
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I would still expect some output on the display. The RC behaves erratic, thus I asked about a known working firmware dump for testing.
I don't have another original remote, but with my harmony elite I can control the main unit without a problem.
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Originally posted by mpa2 View Post
You mean the push button itself?
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Originally posted by mpa2 View PostYes, after removing the white foil I tested all keys - they are all NO and closing every single one of them causes a wake up. The current draw looks fine for me - about 5 ma on start up, about 3 ma when awake and almost zero when asleep.
I noticed another strange behavior. There a light switch on the buttom side, which turns on LED Backlight of the keypad and also wakes up the MCU. This wakeup works always, the LEDs however sometimes don't react.
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Yes, after removing the white foil I tested all keys - they are all NO and closing every single one of them causes a wake up. The current draw looks fine for me - about 5 ma on start up, about 3 ma when awake and almost zero when asleep.
I noticed another strange behavior. There a light switch on the buttom side, which turns on LED Backlight of the keypad and also wakes up the MCU. This wakeup works always, the LEDs however sometimes don't react.
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Originally posted by Diah View Post
this is not enough.. you need to put yours DM in Amp reading in the Red + line and switch on..... remark the pulling of Am at any state even sleep and when you wake it ab
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Originally posted by mpa2 View PostUnfortunately, this didn't have any effect. All contacts are clean and open. Still the same behavior.
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Unfortunately, this didn't have any effect. All contacts are clean and open. Still the same behavior.1 Photo
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Originally posted by mpa2 View PostThanks, I will try it tomorrow. I actually tested the frequently used keys and the reaction of the MCU (wake up) was adequate, but I didn't check all of them. I hope I'll get this white stuff off without damaging it.
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Thanks, I will try it tomorrow. I actually tested the frequently used keys and the reaction of the MCU (wake up) was adequate, but I didn't check all of them. I hope I'll get this white stuff off without damaging it.
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you have one or more keys always in contact..... carefully remove the white keys plate use alcohol up to 90% , clean the conductive lines all with it too let it dry and align the keys sheets back
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