05-16-2020, 10:01 AM
Hi all. Hoping someone can help.
Recieved a DIY TouchDRO kit from Yuriy a couple of days ago and have just finished building it. Carefully followed the instructions and it was much easier than I thought it would be. I'm particularly happy with the standard of my soldering
I opted to lay the bluetooth board flat and successfully de-soldered the right angle pins, replacing them with the supplied 4 pin header.
I powered it up for the first time this morning but I've immediately hit a problem
Power source is a regulated wall wart - 7.5V / 600mA
Green PWR LED is illuminated - steady
Green heartbeat LED is flashing - about once per second
Problem - no LED flashing on the bluetooth module and no recognition from my Lenovo E7 tablet.
I've inspected all of the solder joints and can't see any obviously overheated components or dry joints so I'm at a loss.
I know it's a big ask and is difficult without actually seeing the board, but does anyone have any possible idea where I might have gone wrong please?
Many thanks
Iain
P.S. forgot to add, it's a kit for IGaging scales.
Edit - just checked and I've got 3.29V at the VCC & GND terminals on the bluetooth board.
Recieved a DIY TouchDRO kit from Yuriy a couple of days ago and have just finished building it. Carefully followed the instructions and it was much easier than I thought it would be. I'm particularly happy with the standard of my soldering

I opted to lay the bluetooth board flat and successfully de-soldered the right angle pins, replacing them with the supplied 4 pin header.
I powered it up for the first time this morning but I've immediately hit a problem

Power source is a regulated wall wart - 7.5V / 600mA
Green PWR LED is illuminated - steady
Green heartbeat LED is flashing - about once per second
Problem - no LED flashing on the bluetooth module and no recognition from my Lenovo E7 tablet.
I've inspected all of the solder joints and can't see any obviously overheated components or dry joints so I'm at a loss.
I know it's a big ask and is difficult without actually seeing the board, but does anyone have any possible idea where I might have gone wrong please?
Many thanks
Iain
P.S. forgot to add, it's a kit for IGaging scales.
Edit - just checked and I've got 3.29V at the VCC & GND terminals on the bluetooth board.