Thank you for this creating and releasing this PCB. The thumb clusters located excellently for my hands. I could not help but add a piezo buzzer for the fun of it and oriented the "+" label of the buzzer with the "+" labeled on the PCB--the right pad. The buzzers made no sound until I reversed the orientation. Is the PCB mislabeled?
Also, the right side does not work with audio enabled and both halves are connected. Does a AUDIO_PIN_ALT need to be defined? Do you think that may be the root cause of my issue?
Thanks again for a great layout and PCB design.
"+" on Buzzer appears to go to the "+" printed on the PCB:
Thank you for this creating and releasing this PCB. The thumb clusters located excellently for my hands. I could not help but add a piezo buzzer for the fun of it and oriented the "+" label of the buzzer with the "+" labeled on the PCB--the right pad. The buzzers made no sound until I reversed the orientation. Is the PCB mislabeled?
Also, the right side does not work with audio enabled and both halves are connected. Does a
AUDIO_PIN_ALT
need to be defined? Do you think that may be the root cause of my issue?Thanks again for a great layout and PCB design.
"+" on Buzzer appears to go to the "+" printed on the PCB:![dasbob-piezo](https://github.com/GroooveBob/DASBOB/assets/101895/a5f3899c-f6a3-4b43-be25-fa3b358d1470)
Built with incorrect orientation of buzzer:![dasbob-built](https://github.com/GroooveBob/DASBOB/assets/101895/fc7e2771-f302-47f5-baa5-a53773507234)