Robin Hoods Playground

Maybe one of you guys can help me, I've asked over at team-xecuter forums but It's taking forever for them to reply. You know when you just want to get something done you have all the equipment at hand etc well this Is one of them ones.

I don't no whether the boards shorted or what, the board looks like I'm able to extract the key , As I said In the other post I'm using the Xecuter LT Clip + LT Switch v2 and It only shorts when I put the lt clip In.

Thanks,

southbound

sorry man
but i dont see what could be wrong
the only thing maybe
is that top trace that you put 2 cuts in
it looks like the small tab is not there

know what im talking about
you put 2 cuts one one each side of the small pad/tab
i cant even see the pad on your picture

if you have not seen this have a look
maybe it will help
http://www.robinhoodsplayground.com/for ... 95&t=13259" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Yup the tabs not there, I'm going to play about with It see If I can rebuild abit of the tab and once I'm finally finished with it will post up results anyhow.

Thanks, cofree

southbound

How would that contact be fixed? I have looked up on so many websites and the only thing I got so far is to sand down the board to get all of the copper exposed and then run a wire from the point to where it needs to be connected.

Is this correct?

That is correct.

The board I am trying to flash for a friend looks similar. Looks like someone trid to do it and failed.

I just dont know how to repair the little pin hole everytime I try to put solder on it it puts a clear liquid on it and solder does not stick.

I sorted it and yginesta i would say if you have the key bin that board learn from your mistake(s) And flash the key into a nice new benq but thats just what i would do easer!

southbound