This video is amazing, I was looking for this information for weeks, and your video is really simple to understand even for me, I'm novice with electronic things and don't speak English jaja. Thank you so much
Can I test the microcontroller without taking it out or will that risk damaging the board? I socketed it with copper wire and it took me like 20 minutes to push it into place, so I'd like to avoid having to do that again if possible. Edit: as I was going to remove the microcontroller, I realised the pin had bent so badly it wasn't even in the socket at all🤦♂️🤦♂️. What happens when you use material that's too flexible ig.
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This video is amazing, I was looking for this information for weeks, and your video is really simple to understand even for me, I'm novice with electronic things and don't speak English jaja.
Thank you so much
I am glad I was able to help you. 🍻
Can I test the microcontroller without taking it out or will that risk damaging the board? I socketed it with copper wire and it took me like 20 minutes to push it into place, so I'd like to avoid having to do that again if possible.
Edit: as I was going to remove the microcontroller, I realised the pin had bent so badly it wasn't even in the socket at all🤦♂️🤦♂️. What happens when you use material that's too flexible ig.
You can test it on the board but it would be ideal to remove it
@@KyekOfficial I'm sorry that I'm being persistent, but why is that, exactly? Is there a specific reason? Thank you for the video btw.
Hey can you please make a video for RBG not working, thank you very much.
nice. What are you using to tent the ferris sweep?
what if when bridging a col pin to a row pin should give a certain output but it doesnt, as if the col pin is dead
@@regis2480 might be a faulty microcontroller if everything else works