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<plssecurity>
good evening
<plssecurity>
need a little help with cubietruck... first timer here
<plssecurity>
?
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<m6lpi>
Hey guys... I have a ct. it's shoved its head up it's OTG port and all I get when it powers up is a blue led that flashes in groups of two... Any ideas ?
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<buZz>
not enough power
<m6lpi>
hmm... been running off the same psu for ages...
<m6lpi>
i guess it could be failing?
<buZz>
well, measure it? :)
<m6lpi>
it's about 5cm long and...
<buZz>
;)
<m6lpi>
i'll got dig out the multimeter
<m6lpi>
biab
<buZz>
hmm isnt the blue led the network activity though?
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<buZz>
> The blue LED indicate the network status. if this LED starts to blink every 1 second, it means the system did NOT connected to a network, after the system has connected to network successfully, this LED will turn OFF.
<buZz>
if you're running cubian
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<m6lpi>
buZz: this is happening before boot i think
<buZz>
have you checked the serial port
<buZz>
it would be #1 thing to check when having issues booting
<buZz>
over 20-30x what m6lpi just picked out for the exact same purpose
<whitesn>
o.o I just want to see more detail on it
<whitesn>
what should I type on google for the regular TTL cable datasheet
<whitesn>
I usually also bought one for 1~2bucks
<buZz>
what kinda datasheet?
<whitesn>
regular ones? Like what part is used inside the USB TTL cable
<buZz>
differs
<buZz>
FT232 is common , but expensive
<buZz>
PL2303 is popular and cheap
<buZz>
also CH430 is cheap
<buZz>
next to the chip are some supporting passives
<buZz>
not that exciting stuff really
<whitesn>
how do I identify mine? I just recently started learning EE stuff, so figured I'll try figure out things around :)
<buZz>
plug into USB port, type 'lsusb' on a terminal
<whitesn>
it said STC ISP 1032, not sure if that hints anything
<buZz>
assuming you're part of linux masterrace
<whitesn>
oh I'm on windowsd
<buZz>
oh thats sad
<buZz>
you can plug it in, and check devicemanager i think
<whitesn>
if I remember correctly it said CH340 instead of CH430
<buZz>
oh thats possible
<buZz>
i fuck up aswell
<buZz>
:P
<buZz>
yes, ch340 is correct
<whitesn>
haha, so every of these models use different IC for the same function?
<buZz>
there are many different ICs that provide these functions, yes
<buZz>
its a very common task
<buZz>
there are also many different cars made, yet they all provide the same function ;)
<whitesn>
I see, but in car comparison they have significant different in appeal factor, but I assume if they are doing the same things on same speed or other factor why can one IC be way more expensive
<whitesn>
difference*
<buZz>
these chips have different functions aswell