#175

yeh thats what I thought. thanks a lot for the help!

Hey the red cable did it!

I’m powering the grid with a power bank, doyou know if I can power it via a power adaptor connected to the wall?

thanks!

#176

Glad it worked! I power mine with a regular wall plug to USB adapter, like the one you probably use to charge your phone.

#177

cool! happy it worked out! thanks

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#178

What does one do if there is no red cable, only white, black, blue and green? Or should I perhaps cut the tiny golden threds?

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#179

Black is likely ground, green and white are likely data, so blue is probably your 5V power. The threads are for the shield; no need to mess with them unless you’re trying to ground lift your system.

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#180

Could anyone second this?

#181

I can picture the beads of sweat on your head while cutting the blue wire. :grin:

#182

So, I didn’t dare to cut it yet. But I’m also questioning whether I’m doing it the right way. If I cut it here (see picture), won’t I eliminate all power to Grid, meaning it won’t be powered at all?

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"A" is the main plug that I’m using to connect to Ansible.

"B" goes to the USB port of my Konstant Lab StrongPWR, but it doesn’t seem to make a difference (still noisy). But if I do it the other way (“B” to Ansible, “A” to StrongPWR), nothing happens, meaning Grid won’t power up.

"C" --> Grid.

#183

I’d love a second opinion from anyone who knows this stuff.

  1. Cut the blue wire?
  2. Am I cutting the correct part of the wire (between A and C)?

Thanks

#184

b ansible
a power
c grid

cut between a and b

yes blue, though it really should be red

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#186

That makes sense. I probably need a different cable though, because Grid doesn’t power up when B goes into Ansible. Maybe that wire doesn’t transfer data…

#188

this is possibly a “double power” cable w/o data wires between a and b ???

but that doesn’t make sense why it wouldn’t power. it’s a confusing cable.

#189

I’ll just get a different cable and try again. Thank you anyway! :slight_smile:

#190

I’ve been noticing this more recently! Did you end up resolving it?

#191

Nope, and it remains an issue with my Grid + Fates combo, too, so I don’t think it is an Ansible issue. I just unplug and replug until it works :frowning:

#192

Yeah I think its a grid issue. Ive found the same method to be the only fix atm.

#193

Are you specifically using an offworld-type power injector?

#194

Im using the DIY sonoCircuit OFFWORL/SWITCH

#195

So, I finally managed to solve this issue after trying with three different cables. However, the problem was that I was trying to power Grid from the USB output of my Konstant Lab StrongPWR module. I thought that would be OK, but apparently not. However, with a power bank it’s noiseless.

#196

hi all been having the same noise issue when powering my grid via ansible in my palette case.
ordered the offworld pcb but thought while i wait i would take a crack at modding a cable from some usb/data cables that i have laying around.

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from what i understand i connect the two red wires which is the power (right/ centre) discard the one on the far left and match up the rest of the wires with their matching colours?

might be some delicate work but Y not…

re to self: so, as my impatience has lead me to discover, this configuration didn’t work:/

soldered each coloured cluster to each other (3 black, 3 green, 3 white) - the 2 red wires
(external psu/ male USB - grid/female USB) and discarded the red wire from the other male USB that goes to ansible

grid is receiving power yet ansible isn’t corresponding.

what did i do wrong here? @tehn any suggestions…

re: to self x2 - the data cables (green/white) aren’t supposed to be connected on the male external psu USB…