Pretty much every part has been updated since the last video, so i made a new one with all new developments:
Posted Jul 10, 2020, 12:02 PM UTC
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Nice to see how you routed the camera USB cables. This has been causing me the most headaches. USB-B cables aren't very flexible....
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That looks very different from the OAT that I once printed, an I can see you've made many great improvements. Time to heat up my printbed again!
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For reference, this was the older video. I think almost all parts in there are outdated.
If youre wondering where to get the Mega enclosure and what the weird connector on the powerbox is, this is something i've been working on and gonna upload soon. I've used two keystone CAT6 adapters so its easier to connect and disconnect the handcontroller to the mount, with a normal LAN cable: https://imgur.com/i0F9rhV
I can't for the life of me punch down the jumpers into cat6 keystone's. Did you have to mega force them?
Edit : they seem right and punched in all the way but I don't get lights on the motor boards. https://i.imgur.com/Pj05A2Z.jpg
yeah not having any luck. Cant get it to pass through the keystones. I'm thinking i might either get some dupont crimps and put those on cat5 or soldier cat5 onto the boards.
My skrewdriver set has one bit that has a cutout in the middle, which I think is meant for punchdown and it works well. Your connections looks good though.
Maybe try to power it directly instead through the CAT adapter, just for debugging
Yeah bypassed power and no change. I've got one of those bits somewhere. I'll have to give that a shot. Thanks for the response!
I had the same problem the wire is to thick and pushes the contacts together shorting them out
I just used cat5 and it was fine
Ya sorry I should have said that is what I did.