Thanks! I’ll give the jumper a try. I tried touching the pads, but I may not have made connection. Meh. Also realized that I had missed a lug on the 3pdt, but haven’t tried for sound again, had to make dinner.That’s the right way. It’s very confusing that the square is the top right pad.
The led pads most likely need to be jumped on the breakout if you are using pads on the main board.
Jumper for the win. That and a dab of solder and we have lift off.That’s the right way. It’s very confusing that the square is the top right pad.
The led pads most likely need to be jumped on the breakout if you are using pads on the main board.
Looking at his other projects, the square is on the top right as well. That is weird.That’s the right way. It’s very confusing that the square is the top right pad.
The led pads most likely need to be jumped on the breakout if you are using pads on the main board.
He has another breakout that is top left I believe. I may be misremembering though.Looking at his other projects, the square is on the top right as well. That is weird.
That’s why I started just making my own. There are so many variants in my stash alone. There’s no consistency I can follow. Hell I confused myself last week. I forgot which 3pdt wiring schematic I used.He has another breakout that is top left I believe. I may be misremembering though.
I recently had to trash a switch because of this breakout board. I was in autopilot and just oriented the square in the top left. I’d already soldered a ribbon cable to the main board.
I have my own too. I figured I'd use these since they'd just end up trashed otherwise. Maybe it was always destined to be thrown away.That’s why I started just making my own. There are so many variants in my stash alone. There’s no consistency I can follow. Hell I confused myself last week. I forgot which 3pdt wiring schematic I used.
Happens to the best of us.I screwed up my first attempt to use an effecslayout 3ptb board, but it was totally my fault. I installed it upside down.
Don't know how, because it was clearly marked. I think I got cocky.
I wrapped up 5 builds in 2 days and 3 out of the lot fired right up, but then I realized I had installed a vactrol backwards on my Cordyceps then when the the spotted dick didn’t do dick, I was just thinking “what dumbass thing did I screw up…?”I screwed up my first attempt to use an effecslayout 3ptb board, but it was totally my fault. I installed it upside down.
Don't know how, because it was clearly marked. I think I got cocky.
Not a breakout board, but I just spent 2 days fighting with a perfboard build I should’ve known better than to start . Dumbassery, I tells ya. Dumb-ass-ery.I wrapped up 5 builds in 2 days and 3 out of the lot fired right up, but then I realized I had installed a vactrol backwards on my Cordyceps then when the the spotted dick didn’t do dick, I was just thinking “what dumbass thing did I screw up…?”
The square is traditionally pin one. If you put a stomp board on top side down, the markings won’t match up, everything will be reversed.Why is just one square marked? Unless I'm missing something, the only thing that matters is that the lugs are oriented the right way around, so I would think the orientation of the lugs should be marked on the board somehow. I wondered a bit with the small breakout board on mine too, but then realized the wires will be perpendicular to the lugs, not in parallel from one side or another. But I think it could be marked better. Some breakout boards have oval shaped holes instead of circles which makes sure you orient them the right way around, but I guess that might mean that not all 3PDT switches fit in them, the spacing is tighter.