First off, thank you for the whole concept of this joycon reverse engineering.
I recently received a switch enhanced model and it could not detect right joycon. Been thoroughly checked and compared to working board turned out it would be the joycon pin5 Serial data console to Joycon(inverte 1.8 level) pin having issue on the APU side. When joycon slide in, it only pulls down to 0.9v ish but should be down to 0v like the left side does.
I managed to mimicked the pull down behavior by using jumper wire and touch to ground manually and that works.
My question is, could I direct this pin5 on the mainboard right joycon connector side to ground permanently, will it be any issue to leave it ground all time?
First off, thank you for the whole concept of this joycon reverse engineering.
I recently received a switch enhanced model and it could not detect right joycon. Been thoroughly checked and compared to working board turned out it would be the joycon pin5 Serial data console to Joycon(inverte 1.8 level) pin having issue on the APU side. When joycon slide in, it only pulls down to 0.9v ish but should be down to 0v like the left side does.
I managed to mimicked the pull down behavior by using jumper wire and touch to ground manually and that works.
My question is, could I direct this pin5 on the mainboard right joycon connector side to ground permanently, will it be any issue to leave it ground all time?