If you ground all the pins except for one pot or fader, does it work OK?
I’m going to try this the next days.
I wanted to try it today, but somehow the gnd-socket of the old, rusty power supply my neighbor gave me is not what it’s supposed to be. I don’t know exactly what it is, but it hurts ! ;D
just try grounding ALL except ONE (just to see if that’s the reason; no need to solder, just do it temporarily) -
You already wrote that:
If I pull all the Faders down, the Pots stop jittering.
So it’s likely the problem lies within the faders and / or neigboured AINs.
What faders do you use? 10k linear? Have you measured the wiring with a Multimeter (Ohm Resistance should grow and shrink when the fader is moved, when you connect the multimeter to the AIN-pin and AIN-GND.
This is a typical reaction of ungrounded AIN-pins. If you leave let’s say all 8 inputs ungrounded and put a signal on one of them, all eight show an input signal.
You have to check again all your connections, there has to be a soldering error or wiring fault somewhere!
Can you check your connections with a Multimeter? I bet the pins are not grounded and there’s a signal coming in on one of them…
I’ve replaced the wires by longer ones to get a better overview and replaces the SIL-headers by sockets and soldered the plugs to the cable-ends to be able to change the AIN-connections without soldering.
…and it works!
don’t know how i’ve managed to make it work, but it works.
thank you all for your support anyway.
Now i’ll finish my “beer-controller” and if everything works I’ll be the happiest man in the world.