I've been working on my Redox Wireless 2.0 for the past several months. It's certainly been a journey. I didn't want to make a Github issue if I could avoid it since most of them seem to be solved by somebody coming back and saying that they soldered it correctly.
Today I finally got my first keystrokes out of my redox after swapping out my arduino for a fresh one, but then it randomly stopped working! Since then I have had it successfully run on two machines, but then stop working once I power off the transmitter boards. Since this happened on the second machine, I have been unable to get any keystrokes out of the system. I've tried restarting my computer and even re-flashed the arduino and the 3 YJ-14105's.
The only other sign I have that something is wrong is that the battery life on my coin cell batteries has been surprisingly low. Earlier today a battery that I put in a month ago was practically dead and reading 2.3V. I've checked all of the adjacent pins on the YJ-14015's on the transmitter boards to check for shorts and I didn't find any. I'm thinking that it's possible that the transmitters spent a month constantly on trying to connect to the receiver board and never finding it, so that drained the battery faster than the estimated battery consumption? For the record, I am using the 3D printed case.
Has anyone ever seen behavior similar to this where the transmitters will not reconnect after being power off?
EDIT: I've attached some photos of my boards to see if they can provide any valuable information.
Hello,
I've been working on my Redox Wireless 2.0 for the past several months. It's certainly been a journey. I didn't want to make a Github issue if I could avoid it since most of them seem to be solved by somebody coming back and saying that they soldered it correctly.
Today I finally got my first keystrokes out of my redox after swapping out my arduino for a fresh one, but then it randomly stopped working! Since then I have had it successfully run on two machines, but then stop working once I power off the transmitter boards. Since this happened on the second machine, I have been unable to get any keystrokes out of the system. I've tried restarting my computer and even re-flashed the arduino and the 3 YJ-14105's.
The only other sign I have that something is wrong is that the battery life on my coin cell batteries has been surprisingly low. Earlier today a battery that I put in a month ago was practically dead and reading 2.3V. I've checked all of the adjacent pins on the YJ-14015's on the transmitter boards to check for shorts and I didn't find any. I'm thinking that it's possible that the transmitters spent a month constantly on trying to connect to the receiver board and never finding it, so that drained the battery faster than the estimated battery consumption? For the record, I am using the 3D printed case.
Has anyone ever seen behavior similar to this where the transmitters will not reconnect after being power off?
EDIT: I've attached some photos of my boards to see if they can provide any valuable information.