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Source format wasn't recoginzed #317

Open PavelHardtkt opened 2 years ago

PavelHardtkt commented 2 years ago

Good morning to everyone, i'm into the Gbs-C from a while, and i absolutely love It. I finish my second Gbs-C today, but when i plugged my PS2 with component cable It doesn't display anything. I can't select anything from the gbs local menu. I have this.

debug view: on Source format not properly recognized, using fallback preset! ADC offset: R:0 G:0 B:0 Active FrameTime Lock enabled, disable if display unstable or stays blank! Method: 0 (vtotal + VSST) Warning: Check VDS_VS_ST!

preset applied: 1280x960 for EDTV 60Hz

I tried to swip the SDA and SCL wire, but It doesn't work.

It can be a solder or wiring problem? Thanks

NathanJFV commented 2 years ago

Same problem here.

tomudo commented 2 years ago

I think gbs-control should have a debug wiki.

For general debugging.

  1. GBS board - Connect gbs board without esp8266 and remove debug jumper for checking board is working.
  2. Power supply - Check the power supply is 5v 2a or at least 5v 1a. Test with different adapter.
  3. ESP8266 - Check ESP8266 board still good (may be with blink example in Arduino ide, better with pins checking program and multimeter).
  4. Pin connection - Check pins connection are in correct order.
  5. Wires - Check wires condition with multimeter.
SnkXIII commented 2 years ago

Same!

peon374 commented 10 months ago

I think gbs-control should have a debug wiki.

For general debugging.

  1. GBS board - Connect gbs board without esp8266 and remove debug jumper for checking board is working.
  2. Power supply - Check the power supply is 5v 2a or at least 5v 1a. Test with different adapter.
  3. ESP8266 - Check ESP8266 board still good (may be with blink example in Arduino ide, better with pins checking program and multimeter).
  4. Pin connection - Check pins connection are in correct order.
  5. Wires - Check wires condition with multimeter.

Once you have done all that and still can't get 15KHz working what do you do next? Is there a way to turn off automatically dropping 15KHz mode to pass-through so I can do other debugging?