Raspberry pi help
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Raspberry pi help
Hello all,
I once again destroyed a component..
This time it's my USB port on my raspberry pi zero.
I wanted to use my teensy and my USB dac but that's off the table.
Can I still program my raspberry to use the gpio for audio and buttons or do I need a working keyboard on my raspberry to install it?
Regards Beautjes
I once again destroyed a component..
This time it's my USB port on my raspberry pi zero.
I wanted to use my teensy and my USB dac but that's off the table.
Can I still program my raspberry to use the gpio for audio and buttons or do I need a working keyboard on my raspberry to install it?
Regards Beautjes
Re: Raspberry pi help
Hi there,
Did you destroy the test pads or the port itself? It looks like we could use some pictures about what you destroyed (now and before) so that we could have an overall look and estimate the damage
Did you destroy the test pads or the port itself? It looks like we could use some pictures about what you destroyed (now and before) so that we could have an overall look and estimate the damage

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Re: Raspberry pi help
Thanks for your fast reply!
I'm at work atm but the USB port and the test pads don't work anymore...
Is there a way to use the sd card to program the pi to use the gpio pins?
I have no clue how they stopped working...

Regards Beautjes
Re: Raspberry pi help
That is the thing, "not working" is very subjective, hence the need for pictures. The pads could be ripped off, the USB port could be ripped off, there could be a short, etc... The community needs to check for the integrity of your system before going into some deeper troubleshooting and work arounds.
Looking forward to your pics after work

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Re: Raspberry pi help
Well the power port is ripped off, my screw driver fell on it so the pi with all the spaghetti attached fell on the ground with the USB power port still attached on my power brick hence the broken usb power portEccho wrote: ↑Thu Sep 14, 2017 2:18 amThat is the thing, "not working" is very subjective, hence the need for pictures. The pads could be ripped off, the USB port could be ripped off, there could be a short, etc... The community needs to check for the integrity of your system before going into some deeper troubleshooting and work arounds.
Looking forward to your pics after work![]()

Pictures of the pi will follow tonight

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Re: Raspberry pi help
Sorry YaYa, wasn't really clear

But I'm going to try your guide tonight

Fingers crossed

Re: Raspberry pi help
Looks like you've burnt the traces completely. Turn down the temperature of your iron, the 320-350c range is ideal, and not for more than a few seconds. I'm not sure if you can recover that, I'm afraid, but the pi0 is only $14 anyway.
An amateur at best. Current project: GB 'Athena'
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Re: Raspberry pi help
Yeah i know, its cheap but i always want to fix things.. its a habbit because i destroy so much xD
Going to order a new one tonight..
Thanks for your reply mate
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