Pl-adin switch box not working

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I installed adin card. Wired switches. Plugged the P4 back in. It shows adin in system settings. I see two new voltage meters on my app??? But when I go to digital input and set my 4 buttons up. I click on the digital input 1-4 and it just unchecks quickly in gcc. I try to check all the digital inputs to the same ending. It unchecks. Getting frustrated
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No idea, but I have an adin card arriving today so if this hasn't been solved by the weekend we can coordinate and make the same mistakes twice as fast!
 

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Are these two Wire Switches?

Then you would use Ground #8 and then for #1 for the first Switch then Ground #8 and then #2 for the second switch have yo tried that?
 

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Are these two Wire Switches?

Then you would use Ground #8 and then for #1 for the first Switch then Ground #8 and then #2 for the second switch have yo tried that?

Yes, 1 common ground (black wire) for all switches and then individual wires for the other side of each switch.
 

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And further more, the common ground should go to terminal 8 NOT the one labeled Ground.

Also he has it wired on pin 1-4, it needs to be 2-5.

Using pin 1 (10v) could be why he's seeing voltage.

His connector has 10 terminals.


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Did you get any paperwork or wire diagram with it you can share?

According to the other thread, you use terminals 2-5 and 8 is the ground.

Do you have a continuity tester?
 
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Did you get any paperwork or wire diagram with it you can share?

According to the other thread, you use terminals 2-5 and 8 is the ground.

Do you have a continuity tester?
Ahah I don't think I have one. I got a hand me down from my grandpa. Ancient. It shows +DC continuity???? This is a dinosaur

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