After a long wait, I have finally started to look at the DX11 again... I measured every contact point between the various ends of what would be N5 & N15 Lines which are common to the specific Keys I was having a problem with... did not find any anomalies in the impedance readings... compared to for example N0/N10, which are known good...
I took the Contacts PCB off to see if there were any dirty contacts, but found nothing... I did clean them anyway.
Now I have a slightly bigger problem...
When I took the PCB off I failed to notice how the White Strip (which has 2 black Strips to bridge the contacts) was installed, while trying to put everything back together, I noticed that white strip is slightly longer than the rail it goes into (~4mm / 5/32"), and held is in place by a spacer and the PCB itself.![:confusion-confused:]( "Confused")
Does anyone have any experience putting the strip back on?
I have tried several different ways:
None of them made it work properly... I always get different Keys working and some not... 30 fail out of the 61 most of the tries I have done... installing the PCB requires 16 Screws to be in place... so each try takes a lot of time... On the Bright side... When the C#'s and G's do work, the velocity is now working correctly... so... Yay?![:dance:]( "Dance")
I took the Contacts PCB off to see if there were any dirty contacts, but found nothing... I did clean them anyway.
Now I have a slightly bigger problem...
When I took the PCB off I failed to notice how the White Strip (which has 2 black Strips to bridge the contacts) was installed, while trying to put everything back together, I noticed that white strip is slightly longer than the rail it goes into (~4mm / 5/32"), and held is in place by a spacer and the PCB itself.
Does anyone have any experience putting the strip back on?
I have tried several different ways:
- Squeezing the strip into the rail ends
- Pinching the strip on one end while butting the other end all the way (tried both sides)
- Pinching the strip at both ends
None of them made it work properly... I always get different Keys working and some not... 30 fail out of the 61 most of the tries I have done... installing the PCB requires 16 Screws to be in place... so each try takes a lot of time... On the Bright side... When the C#'s and G's do work, the velocity is now working correctly... so... Yay?
Statistics: Posted by AgentSlick — Sun Feb 16, 2025 3:48 am