@ Hexacop. Really sorry for your USB issue. As Boris rightly says, I've been screwed BIG TIME by my manufacturers.... Yes.. The USB I originally specified was replaced without my knowledge to one that does not have the locator pins that should engage with the holes that are present in the USB board. In fact, you may have discovered that they used a different USB socket, and snipped away the pins and fitted it shamelessly.
This has caused me to re-send out a LOT of Piclocs. The USB was not the only screw I suffered. The soldering was all botched. You may see the Boards assembled on the Pick and Place machine, and oven soldered in the video I posted in November. Reality ??? I received unusable boards. The only people that saved me were
the ones mentioned in this post.
All later versions were being doctored, and should not have any problems.
In any case, if any issues, I am replacing units FOC.
Of course, my manufacturer is not accepting any responsibility. They got the payment way ahead of manufacturing !!
@Jochen :
My Picloc works well with the JetiBox as seen in my videos.
However, ( again due to the mfg screw ) a part was substituted... and the result is just being realized.
OK.. I have a quick fix.
Please open up your Picloc, find R2, which is a resistor of value 10K ( number on it is 103.. use a lens to see it ).
This is situated close to the Servo 1/2 output, and is found on the bottom right hand corner when you open the lid.
If you can use a soldering iron , just short this out with a blob of solder, or a really short piece ( strand ) of wire.
A video on how to remove or replace SMD resistors can be found here..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6XyrNjNXSo8
If you have access to some electronics junk ( a broken old cellphone, cordless phone, CD player, a broken MK FlightCtrl.. etc... ) you can find a resistor that has a value of range varying from 0 ohms to 800ohms (ish)..(value not important),
and solder this in place. In Piclocs being sent out as from this week, the value being put in is a 471 ( 470 Ohm ).
To identify the values of
resistors, go to this site :
SMD Resistor Calculator
Again.. this value is unimportant... as long as it is not larger than around 800(ish) ohms.
This MOD will bring your Picloc-3X/PRO to talk easily with your JetiBox through your RMK2 Jeti Duplex receiver.
Perhaps it will even get it to talk to your JetiMiniBox.
I am still waiting for mine to arrive, so... when it arrives here, I can verify if it works with the smaller Jetibox too... and if not, I will amend the firmware to get it to speak to it too.
Thanks and sorry for the inconv.
George