Xin Yu

Hi Jeffrey, Please contact me via my email: xiny0004@e.ntu.edu.sg Regards, Xin Yu

No any luck either.

Hi Jeffrey, It still didn't work out. Regards, Xin Yu

Hi Jeffery, I have managed to fully push the GPIO pins through the connecter. However the system still cannot recognize the board even after rebooting. Regards, Xin Yu

Hi Jeffrey, I tried turning off the other interface options but it didn't work out. I'm not sure if the MCC 172 is fully seated on the GPIO header but the green light is on and I cannot push it down further. I do not have any other hats mounted on the stack as well. And no other applications were running at the same time. I'm sure that I have installed the daqhats software on my Pi. My Raspberry Pi was newly bought and have no problem with the SD card so far. Thank you for all the possible solutions so far. Is there anything else I can do on my part? Regards, Xin Yu

Hello Jeffrey, Thanks for the help! However I'm still facing the same issue after enabling both SPI and I2C kernel modules. Same goes for updating the EEPROM images. Do you have any idea what's the cause of this issue? Regards, Xin Yu 1.jfif 2.jfif 3.jfif 4.jfif

Hi I have encountered a problem that DAQ HAT cannot be detected on the raspberry pi system. I have followed the installation procedure through https://mccdaq.github.io/daqhats/install.html. And there was no problem from step 1-7. However when I run the command 'daqhats_list_boards', it shows 0 board detected. The MCC DAQ HAT manager I installed also could not detect the device. The DAQ HAT should have be installed correctly as the green light on the board is on(photo attached). Does anyone knows how to solve this problem? Thank you so much! 1.jfif 2.jfif 3.jfif