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Board port not receiving ??

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Board port not receiving ??

Post by rep001 » Wed Sep 20, 2006 7:38 pm

Post by rep001
Wed Sep 20, 2006 7:38 pm

Guys
I tried to load in some code last night to show the guys at work today but i have no comms between pc and 3024 anymore.I have checked the jask socket and taken the lead apart and all seems fine.Any ideas .has anyone experienced this.Maybe i am best to send the board back to Hitec and grab a new one in the mean time??

Any thoughts please.....
Guys
I tried to load in some code last night to show the guys at work today but i have no comms between pc and 3024 anymore.I have checked the jask socket and taken the lead apart and all seems fine.Any ideas .has anyone experienced this.Maybe i am best to send the board back to Hitec and grab a new one in the mean time??

Any thoughts please.....
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Post by Bullit » Wed Sep 20, 2006 8:38 pm

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Wed Sep 20, 2006 8:38 pm

Wiggle your plug into the mr-c3024. I've had a connector on the mr-c3024 fail. Also try a pencil eraser to clean the cable end that goes into the mr-c3024. The mouser.com part number for the connector is 161-2508-ex
Sorry to hear your having trouble.
Good luck.
Wiggle your plug into the mr-c3024. I've had a connector on the mr-c3024 fail. Also try a pencil eraser to clean the cable end that goes into the mr-c3024. The mouser.com part number for the connector is 161-2508-ex
Sorry to hear your having trouble.
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Post by hivemind » Wed Sep 20, 2006 8:40 pm

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Wed Sep 20, 2006 8:40 pm

I have also had my MR C-3024 port fail (twice now) and it is a major pain in the... Robot. To say the least, the two times I have replaced it I have noticed a big difference, mainly that it has a much tighter fit, and when it seems to wear out it is loose (comparing anyway). So i definitely suggest wiggling it, sometimes pushing it in the right direction fixes the problem when you need to download stuff... but it will get to the point where (if it doesnt already) just simply will not work.

ARGH! another thing I dislike about Hitec stuff now... I was hoping this wasnt going to be much of an issue..
I have also had my MR C-3024 port fail (twice now) and it is a major pain in the... Robot. To say the least, the two times I have replaced it I have noticed a big difference, mainly that it has a much tighter fit, and when it seems to wear out it is loose (comparing anyway). So i definitely suggest wiggling it, sometimes pushing it in the right direction fixes the problem when you need to download stuff... but it will get to the point where (if it doesnt already) just simply will not work.

ARGH! another thing I dislike about Hitec stuff now... I was hoping this wasnt going to be much of an issue..
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Post by rep001 » Wed Sep 20, 2006 9:11 pm

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Wed Sep 20, 2006 9:11 pm

yes !!
thanks chaps . holding it to one side gives a temp fix.I will unsolder the socket and buy a new one .Very Frustrating but not serious .
yes !!
thanks chaps . holding it to one side gives a temp fix.I will unsolder the socket and buy a new one .Very Frustrating but not serious .
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