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geekhack Community => Keyboards => Topic started by: faceyourfaces on Fri, 26 September 2014, 18:36:33
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One of the LEDs died on my Ducky Shine 3 so I decided to open it up to look at the PCB and see where I would have to solder to replace it with a new one. I unplugged the wire on the keyboard connecting it to its Micro USB port to get a better look and plugged it back in. Now, whenever I plug it into the Micro USB cable connected to my PC, it won't turn on. Any ideas of what went wrong?
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are you sure you plugged teh usb in the keyboard right
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are you sure you plugged teh usb in the keyboard right
Yeah, I plugged the USB into the keyboard.
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Try turning the little black connector connecting to that daughterboard where the micro USB port is over?
I've tried that as well.
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Try turning the little black connector connecting to that daughterboard where the micro USB port is over?
I've tried that as well.
Well i just took a look at my Ducky Shine 3 and the black connector is upside down, as mentioned above.
The red cable should be on the bottom, not the top.
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Thanks for trying to help. Unfortunately pushing the cable in further and reversing it on the daughterboard did not fix the issue. :(
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I have noticed that the board gets hot right around where the power is plugged in but does not work.
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I have noticed that the board gets hot right around where the power is plugged in but does not work.
have you tried another usb cable / another usb port on your pc?
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I have noticed that the board gets hot right around where the power is plugged in but does not work.
have you tried another usb cable / another usb port on your pc?
No, but apparently reversing the polarity of the power cable can kill the board, which is what I believe happened to mine unfortunately.
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Think you killed the controller by pushing the connectors in the wrong way :(
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A similar problem: http://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=63242.0