Almost There...but a problem

[andyfairall]

I have everything wired up, solder on, and plugged in. but when I remove the kill key from the recharge port the saber boots up and turns on. It acts like the switch isnt even there, I can push it off and on and nothing happens. The only way to turn it back off is to reinstall the kill key. I am using this switch http://www.thecustomsabershop.com/16...itch-P704.aspx and here is exactly how I have it wired up
Wiring.jpg
Also on a side note, It sounds like it is constantly swinging, but that could be a configuration. I havent plugged it into my computer yet. It seems everything else works, FOC and the momentary for lockup and blaster blocking. Any and all help would be appreciated.

[Forgetful Jedi Knight]

Do you have the SD card configured for a momentary switch?

[andyfairall]

no it isnt, but I have noticed that my switch appears to be stuck in the latched position. So I believe I need a new one

[Forgetful Jedi Knight]

Also from the looks of it, you may not have the momentary wired properly. The LED terminals are opposite each other, (east-west) and the switch terminals are opposite each other (north-south) on some of the AV's.

The wiring picture you have in your diagram looks like the back of a short latching switch - if you are using the one that can accept the JST connector, you might have a latching switch. You need to know for sure what you have so we can help you.

[andyfairall]

its latching

[Forgetful Jedi Knight]

Well, if you have a latching switch, set the SD card to normally closed latching, press the switch so that's it in the normally open (raised) position, and then you should be good.

[andyfairall]

Well I tried all the settings for the switch and nothing worked, so I took out the main and put my Aux mom switch in its place and it works as it should, once I set it to mom on the card. But I am still having a problem with the motion sensor on the board. With everything setting out on my bench it just sits there and makes the swing sound constantly. If I up the sens for the swing really high it seems to stop but if I move the chassis around to simulate swing it engages the clash sensor. Wondering If I accidentaly shorted out something when i was soldering.

[andyfairall]

Anyone have any suggestions?

[Jay-gon Jinn]

Post your config file settings so we can see what they are set to. It is also possible that your battery pack might be low, is it fully charged?

[andyfairall]

Here is the config file

//Sound Font Comment
lc=400
hs=220
ls=50
i=41.28813171386719
resume=0
shmrd=210
shmrp=6
shmrr=13
focd=200
focp=6
focr=13
focs=1023
swing=200
clash=150
lockup=150
switch=2
qon=0
qoff=0
offp=0
offd=0
vol=4
flks=3
flkd=20
led=1331
idlepulsing=1
idleled=0