[ezraGMember]

Hi, I’m in the United States. Am I correct that you will pay for me to send it back to you?

 

Edit: Also, I haven’t mentioned yet: I was using the Holtites you suggested with this keyboard. Is there any way they could have been causing an issue?

• This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by  ezraG.

[ezraGMember]

I have done that. I keep having the same problems from the beginning. :((

Do you have any other ideas?

[ezraGMember]

Oh no… I am back to the beginning:  the keyboard doesn’t work at all, and I get the “device not recognized message.”  Now when I try to upload the new firmware, it doesn’t even work.

[ezraGMember]

It ttttttttttttturns out that iiiiiiiiiiiiit is not wooooooooooooooorrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrking well

I wrote the previous sentence with the B.mini… It is acting very strangely.  Lots of keys get “stuck,” as you can see. Once, I even got a pop-up from Windows saying that “A USB device is setting up,” as soon as the characters started repeating.

I know it’s not a problem with the switches; these are the same ones that have been in the keyboard and were previously working just fine. Any ideas?
Thank you.

 

 

 

 

[ezraGMember]

OK! I followed your instructions. At first, it was still not working. But then I messed around a bit in Bootmapperclient. I clicked “EEPROM All Clear,” and then it worked! Everything seems to be okay now. Thanks for the help 🙂

[ezraGMember]

I did what you suggested.  When I plugged it in again, the same error message came up.  I took a screenshot of what the program said about the device.  It’s the one with the blue line.  I had to take two screenshots to get all of the information.

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[ezraGMember]

Also, I should mention:

I have disassembled the board, and am still getting the message even when I plug the PCB in without any switches (I had used holtites so it was easy to remove everything).

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