DSO 062 No push-button working

[Le-Sid]

Hi, I've bought this small oscilliscope a while ago and I keep having this trouble: None of the buttons are working. The sliders works ok and I can see the square wave from the MFT without any troubles... I checked each buttons to make sure they are ok. they seems to be working good. Here My readings for now, If you need more, just ask:

Vin: 8.44v

TP4: 7.62v

TP12: 2.57v

TP7: 7,50v

TP6: -5,95v

TP8: -5,34v

TP5: 5,08v

LCD Pin 3: -4,33v

LCD Pin 18: -2,95v

D7+: -5,49v ?

Q1E: 7,58v

Q1B: 7,16v

Q1C: 0,10v

Q2E: 0v

Q2B: -2,35v

Q2C: 4,61v

Thanks for your suggestions, I'm out of answers...

[JYE Tek]

Which trigger mode did you use? If it was under Normal mode please try to press the buttons a little longer.

2012/8/12 Le-Sid <theulti...@gmail.com>

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[Le-Sid]

i've tried pressing every buttons and holding them at max 15 secs... sometimes the display frezzes up when I release it (whatever button it is) could it be a programming bug?

[JYE Tek]

Do you know which trigger mode you used? Please set to Auto trigger mode to see if you have the same problem. If possible please attach a photo of the frozen screen.

 

The code could be corrupted. But it is unlikely a bug. We had similar cases reported before. Some were fixed by re-flash the code. Some were hardware problem.

 

 

2012/8/13 Le-Sid <theulti...@gmail.com>

i've tried pressing every buttons and holding them at max 15 secs... sometimes the display frezzes up when I release it (whatever button it is) could it be a programming bug?

Le dimanche 12 août 2012 21:26:07 UTC-4, JYE oscilloscope a écrit :

Which trigger mode did you use? If it was under Normal mode please try to press the buttons a little longer.

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[Le-Sid]

the oscilloscope is set on Auto trigg. I suspect more and more a corrupt code because I've stumbled on a curious error while taking the picture, My Mft is sending off chart readings... and my zero reading is more than a volt over my ground... I think I'll ask for a replacement from sparkfun (where I've bought it) as I've got nothing to try and reprogram the chip... I've got 4 pics attached, 1 showing my mft reading, 3 showing the "0" reading (after unplugging the probe, and after about 2 minutes)

[JYE Tek]

Ground level not at alignment could be caused by problem in the analog circuit. Please double check the soldering, particularly the slide switches.

 

Are the keys normal now under Auto mode?

2012/8/14 Le-Sid <theulti...@gmail.com>

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[Le-Sid]

Ground level not at alignment could be caused by problem in the analog circuit. Please double check the soldering, particularly the slide switches.

-1. how exactly can I check the analog circuit?

Are the keys normal now under Auto mode?

2. It always been on auto mode. except for the slider switches, I never could change any options...  

[JYE Tek]

For the analog channel you can make a quick check by following section 3c in the troubleshooting guide.

 

For the key pad problem corruped code is one possible cause. From the photos the firmware seems running properly. The cause is more likely a hardware issue. Please further confirm by moving the slide swithes. If the indicators follow the switches then we can say the firmware is good.

 

Possible key pad hardware problems include:

1 ) Bad switch. If one or more switches are stuck (shorted) it will fail the key detection. Open won't have affect. Checking with ohm meter should be able to find out.

2 ) Bad connection between MCU and keys. Any short or open of the connections could cause wrong key code detected and result in no action. Again please use ohm meter  to check the connection throughtly.

3 ) The MCU ports for key detection are damaged. This is hard to check.

 

I suggest you try the 1 ) and 2 ) above to see if you can uncover the problem.

2012/8/15 Le-Sid <theulti...@gmail.com>

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[Le-Sid]

Here my results: Analog circuit with Vin @ 10,05v

Av+ : 9,15v

Av- : -7,56v

U2Pin7 : 0,0v

U1Pin1 : 0,0v

U1Pin7 : 1,04v

U2Pin1 : 1,04v

I guess my analog channel could be ok...

Push buttons all equal or under 1 ohm when pressed

However, sw1 and sw2 have some weird readings  this affect only the right side of the slider switches:

-top

p1

p2

p3

spc

p4

-btm

Cental Position:P2-3 gives 0ohm but p2-4 gives me about 175ohm while sw3 gives me 0ohm

Are my sliders defective? maybe went too hot when soldered?

(and just to add insult to injury, my lcd is now blank when powered... I'll check my connections) 

[JYE Tek]

For the checking slide switches resistance between poles are dependent on position. Usually you only need to check the resistance is 0 ohm (or very close to 0 ohm) or far from 0 ohm. The values that are far from 0 ohm are not important because they depend on what other components are connected. Also, always turn off power before doing connection check.

 

When you moved the slide switches did the indicators change?

 

For the buttons did they never work or work occasionally?

2012/8/16 Le-Sid <theulti...@gmail.com>

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[Le-Sid]

All sliding switches are working correctly except for the AC-DC-Freq slider which I cannot keep on DC... it keeps going back to ac. For the buttons, I never got them to work at all...after further testing, all COL and ROW are connected correctly to the MCU... I'm kinda lost...