Also, I used some glue, that didn't dry it, I think, and I played, could that be a side effect, and using it while having undried glue...will it kill my Controller?
The controller just HATES me!
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The controller just HATES me!
Also, I used some glue, that didn't dry it, I think, and I played, could that be a side effect, and using it while having undried glue...will it kill my Controller?
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This problem has occoured to me several times with an NOAC. I've fixed it twice, but the third time was unsuccessful. so here's what I did:
1.make shure the pinout of the controller is correct.
2. Make shure none of the connections are touching each other. (On the NOAC, I think it was occouring when the DATA line touched the CLOCK line), but anyway, just make shure they aren't touching
3. If that still dosent work, I'd say to rewire it.
1.make shure the pinout of the controller is correct.
2. Make shure none of the connections are touching each other. (On the NOAC, I think it was occouring when the DATA line touched the CLOCK line), but anyway, just make shure they aren't touching
3. If that still dosent work, I'd say to rewire it.
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