Just checking: Did you supply power (9/12 volts) on the QMX power
connector? QMX doesn't use USB power...
I
have completed the construction of my QMX. It does not power on.
This is a list of what I have done to try to get to work:
Connected
it to my PC via a USB C cable
Downloaded
folder from QMX but no files were listed in the download
folder
The
QMX did not show menu
Deleted
the folder and performed another download and again saw no
files, deleted the folder
The
next morning I tried again and the computer did not acknowledge
the QMX
I
tried several more times with no results
Checked
all connections and found a poor connection in the left rotary
encoder, resoldered it and checked both encoders with a DVM for
a short and there were no shorts
Rechechecked
all connections, smds and through hole components for visible
damage and no damage found
I
connected the QMX again and the computer did not acknowledge the
QMX
There
has been "click" and it looks like it is using 155 ma on my
power supply when I push down the encoder and then the amps go
to "0" when the switch is not depressed
I
have tried the jumper according to the manual and the computer
does not acknowledge the QMX
I
have downloaded puTTY and the computer does not acknowledge the
QMX when the rotary
encoder
is pressed (probably because the QMX doesn't turn on)
Do
you have any suggestions?
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Paul -- AI7JR