Jumper t8sg plus v2 voice and buzzer not working

Abbasciano wrote:

Whik123 wrote: Is there anyway i can get them both working properly again ?

Hello! Were you able to find a solution? I'm having the same problem as you.

I have the same issue, Did anyone solf this problem?

Strange on my side both lines are ok in the hardware.ini file but I cannot get both voice and vibration at the same time.
Vibration only works if sound volume is disabled...
Any idea how to get both enabled?

Did someone make any progress on this? Mine came in yesterday and sound only yells "saveing, saveing, saveing, saveing......" at me.
I did all what was writen down, but still no succes.

aeQuator wrote: Did someone make any progress on this? Mine came in yesterday and sound only yells "saveing, saveing, saveing, saveing......" at me.
I did all what was writen down, but still no succes.

www.deviationtx.com/forum/7-development/...ice-some-other-fixes

erich wrote: Strange on my side both lines are ok in the hardware.ini file but I cannot get both voice and vibration at the same time.
Vibration only works if sound volume is disabled...
Any idea how to get both enabled?

This is buggy in the firmware. You could enable vibration but it keeps vibrating forever

Thanks for your reply, does it mean, i eather have to deal with it or solder something i'm not experience enough for?
Is there a firmware which can fix that?

aeQuator wrote: Thanks for your reply, does it mean, i eather have to deal with it or solder something i'm not experience enough for?
Is there a firmware which can fix that?

Firmware cannot fix that. Next revision of the controller maybe includes the fix since I contacted jumper but who knows.

Okay, last question to be sure.
If i don't solder onto the board, there is no sound for me, because factory messed up?

There will be sound but with that "saving saving saving" and also some other repetition of the same on DFU mode etc

yeah, as soon as i turn it on with sd card in.

Yes but it will work like that forever, but the voices should work after it boots. You probably have not copied the voice.ini to the remote (not the sd)

i did copy it to the tx internel space media/voice.ini.
Even after the boot it keeps yelling at me.

That is not going to change. But the you should be able to assign voices to switches and such

aeQuator wrote: Thanks for your reply, does it mean, i eather have to deal with it or solder something i'm not experience enough for?
Is there a firmware which can fix that?

If you are not up to the soldering or can't find someone to do it you can replace the "0011_Saving.mp3" with a silent mp3. This is what I had done before @eried figured out the issue and posted the solution. Now I have applied the hardware fix though.

sansjunk wrote:

aeQuator wrote: Thanks for your reply, does it mean, i eather have to deal with it or solder something i'm not experience enough for?
Is there a firmware which can fix that?

If you are not up to the soldering or can't find someone to do it you can replace the "0011_Saving.mp3" with a silent mp3. This is what I had done before @eried figured out the issue and posted the solution. Now I have applied the hardware fix though.

After a while the file changes to something else... like if the weather is humid the file is another one.

eried wrote: After a while the file changes to something else... like if the weather is humid the file is another one.

Oh, I was not aware of that. Luckily where I live the weather isn't extreme so it was always the "Saving" file for me.

I tried that with the silent.mp3 but that i had just not sound at all.
Something in the Firmware has to be wrong, why else should it trigger the sound in a constant matter, if the software is not telling to start, there should be not start?
I don't think a missing resistor is the reason for a not stoping sound, that must be software.

It is hardware. I try to explain it in the video of the fix. I spend an hour trying to debug the firmware to find that it was the hardware.

i belive that, it's just that i can't understand it.
Why is a missing resistor looping sounds?

I try to explain it in the video, but the short version is: there are special pins that support multiple buttons using a resistor ladder, but they forgot to connect them to something so they are "floating". The resistor just bridges those pins to ground so they dont trigger "saving, saving".