[chad]

I found the problem. I had ordered a pre-soldered board to save some time (lol, THAT didn’t work!). Where one of the 8 pin terminal blocks was soldered, too much solder had been placed shorting out two pins from the header. I removed the excess solder, cleaned up the board, and now everything is working.

[chad]

Hello,
Hopefully you’re still monitoring this thread. After hooking up my new controlblock, my snes controllers weren’t being recognized, so I’ve made it to this thread to try and debug the problem. When I reached the step below, my output remained all dashes. What should my next step(s) be?

[quote=91806]Sorry, I did not think about this before. You need to disable the controlblockservice before this test. You can simply do this with these commands run from within the ControlBlockService folder:
sudo make uninstallservice
Does the output of sudo i2cdetect -y 1 look different then? If the GPIO expanders are recognized correctly, we will see a line
20: 20 -- -- -- -- -- -- 27

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