Hey Bob, yeah one of the first things I did just to be sure, I’ve used it so many times over the last couple of years but just not playing ball this time, it must be hardware related but pinning it down is a pitaHi mate, have you disconnected the cables from the MUX an reconnected them?
It was!I think that’s when he was fiddling with my car!
Once we're back you're welcome to pop down and play mix and match to find the fault.Hey Bob, yeah one of the first things I did just to be sure, I’ve used it so many times over the last couple of years but just not playing ball this time, it must be hardware related but pinning it down is a pita
Thanks, I’ll keep that in mind if I’ve not got to the bottom of it before then.Once we're back you're welcome to pop down and play mix and match to find the fault.
I’ve got a T-shirt that says keep calm and turn it off and on againThey are super flakey, especially with the type D Serial mux.
Have you restarted etc, done the usual? how is the mux connected to the laptop?
Do you want to send the electric string to me and I'll test it and see what if anything brokenI’ve got a T-shirt that says keep calm and turn it off and on again
It’s going to be a pin or wire issue I’m sure, just not sure I’ve the skills to find it, fixing is easy once I buy a new soldering iron,
There’s an offer I can’t refuse,Do you want to send the electric string to me and I'll test it and see what if anything broken
Ah sorry must of missed that, Im pretty sure I must have a spare knocking around here I could post you if you needSee the above posts about no multimeter