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A while ago a ordered a Pmod DA4 to use with Arduino and followed this example but when I measure the output with a voltmeter
all outputs read 0V except for the two VCC outputs. This was also verified with a Led between GND the different output, that naturally only gave any light on the same VCC "outputs"I followed the article in every detail with the connections described below and the unmodified code from the article "uploaded" to the device with Arduino IDE 1.8.15
I also tested to use an Arduino Due that uses 3.3V with the connections also described below,
Finally also used the source code from this article (also linked from the product reference) but still only 0V out from A-ESince I thought I got a bad chip and the supplier couldn't help me they finally sent me another chip to test with, but the new chip also only gave 0V on all the ports.
What am I missing?I connected the ports as showed:
Arduino Uno <> PMod DA4
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10 <> SYNC (1)
11 <> DIN (2)
13 <> SCLK (4)
GND <> GND (5)
5V <> VCC (6)Arduino Due <> PMod DA4
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10 <> SYNC (1)
SPI MOSI <> DIN (2)
SPI SCK <> SCLK (4)
GND <> GND (5)
3.3V <> VCC (6)
Can't make PMod DA4 to work with Arduino Uno or Due
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Anyone has any help to give me how to start testing whats wrong here?
Is there an easy and cheap way to figure out if its broken or not? It seems unlikely that both are broken though...
In the first link above at least someone has made it work with Arduino Uno. Has anyone else made it work with an Arduino, Raspery Pi or Pico? Any gotchas to think about?
Maybe the communication is so sensitive that a breadboard will not work, any help or suggestions are more than welcome.