Have you tried reflashing the PCB?
No, i haven't.
If I had to guess, they look to be surface mount Schottky Diodes. The components labeled D##. I can't seem to make out any distinguishing numbers on those diodes though.
Two elements what i replaced was marked with S1 code and was packaged in ...
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- 15 Jan 2021, 11:26
- Forum: Keyboards
- Topic: GK64 pcb problem
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- 14 Jan 2021, 13:31
- Forum: Keyboards
- Topic: GK64 pcb problem
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Re: GK64 pcb problem
Do you have a multimeter?
Yes i do.
I would check the diodes for that column with a Diode test.
I dont have scheme for this pcb board, but it looks like there is no diods at all. Elements that i replased was transistors, and i have no idea fot it purposes. May be they are replaces diodes some ...
Yes i do.
I would check the diodes for that column with a Diode test.
I dont have scheme for this pcb board, but it looks like there is no diods at all. Elements that i replased was transistors, and i have no idea fot it purposes. May be they are replaces diodes some ...
- 13 Jan 2021, 05:10
- Forum: Keyboards
- Topic: GK64 pcb problem
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Re: GK64 pcb problem
Oh... checked twice. Seems that everything inserted corretctly/
- 12 Jan 2021, 08:04
- Forum: Keyboards
- Topic: GK64 pcb problem
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GK64 pcb problem
Hello.
I have GK64 in alum case with Liang DF64BRGB plate inside.
After a static electrical discharge on the keyboard case, the column of keys from ESC to CRTL-L stopped working. All LED's working fine. I re-soldered items Q5 and Q6, 'cos they looked messed up (burned out), replacing them with new ...
I have GK64 in alum case with Liang DF64BRGB plate inside.
After a static electrical discharge on the keyboard case, the column of keys from ESC to CRTL-L stopped working. All LED's working fine. I re-soldered items Q5 and Q6, 'cos they looked messed up (burned out), replacing them with new ...