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Still not quite sure where to go from here. Board still doesn’t want to connect.

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Pin
1: 2.58
2: 0
3: 1.57
4: 3.28
5: 3.28
6: 0.1
7: 2.94
8: 0.21
9: 2.83
10: 3.28
11: 0
12: 1.13
13: 1.13
14: 1.23
15: 3.28
16: 0.02
17: 0.02
18: 0
19: 3.28
20: 3.28
21: 0
22: 0
23: 1.41
24: 1.76
25: 3.28
26: 0
27: 0
28: 3.28

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Did not help. I also noticed that no matter how long I have the board powered the clock on the lcd does not change. Stays 00:00, which I would not expect since you have that timer chip and battery running the clock right?

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Still at a loss. I just got a new crystal to try. I’m going to check the pins (again) of the Ethernet chip if the new crystal doesn’t work.

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Doing a continuity test with a multimeter, it looked like some pins were shorted to one another, but does not seem to be the actual case.

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Hmmm. That wasn’t it.

I’m guessing that based upon some previous posts that is the lcd gets past the ‘connecting’ prompt that the Ethernet controller has initialized? Sooooo maybe something wrong with the clock signal? hehe

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