lockecaps Posted May 26 Share Posted May 26 Hi, One of my MCC 172 Hats is not working and I can't quite understand why. If I run "daqhats_list_boards", I get (Note: address 1 is the problem): Address: 0 Type: MCC 172 Hardware version: 2 Name: MCC 172 IEPE HAT Firmware version: 1.01 Address: 1 Type: MCC 172 Hardware version: 2 Name: MCC 172 IEPE HAT Can't open device And nothing I tried could fix it. running a scan_stop, scan_cleanup, the board doesnt respond to anything. Is this board simply permanently damaged, or is there something I could do to fix it? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
0 Fausto Posted June 2 Share Posted June 2 Hello @lockecaps. Which Raspberry Pi module and OS are you using? Please remove both MCC 172 boards. Next, remove the address jumper from the second board and install just that MCC 172 onto the RPi. Restart the RPi and run the MCC DAQ HAT MANAGER to test the board. The MCC DAQ HAT Manager can be found under the Raspberry->Accessories. Press the 'Read EEPROMs button and then press the 'List Devices' button. Does the application report 'Can't open device'? If it does, check your RPI configuration (Raspberry->Preferences->RPI Configuration->Interfaces) to verify the SPI and I2C options are enabled. What are the specifications of your RPi power supply? If the power supply is not rated for 5 V and 3 A, then please locate a power supply with those specifications and retest both MCC 172 boards. Be sure to set the jumper address on the second MCC 172 board when retesting the boards. Regards, Fausto Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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One of my MCC 172 Hats is not working and I can't quite understand why. If I run "daqhats_list_boards", I get (Note: address 1 is the problem):
Address: 0 Type: MCC 172 Hardware version: 2 Name: MCC 172 IEPE HAT Firmware version: 1.01 Address: 1 Type: MCC 172 Hardware version: 2 Name: MCC 172 IEPE HAT Can't open device
And nothing I tried could fix it. running a scan_stop, scan_cleanup, the board doesnt respond to anything.
Is this board simply permanently damaged, or is there something I could do to fix it?
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