Because the PSU connector is at the bottom side of the board (I guess at one point I thought this was a safety feature) the pins on it are backwards. This means that when I plug in a module the right way, either the PSU is upside-down or the module is upside-down. Either way, one of the two devices the LEDs cannot be seen.
For the next rev. of the PSU, please put the connector on the top side.
Also the output connector is a couple mm off from the edge of the board so modules do not connect nicely to it. For the next rev. please also move the connector so it fits exactly on the edge of the board.
Because the PSU connector is at the bottom side of the board (I guess at one point I thought this was a safety feature) the pins on it are backwards. This means that when I plug in a module the right way, either the PSU is upside-down or the module is upside-down. Either way, one of the two devices the LEDs cannot be seen.
For the next rev. of the PSU, please put the connector on the top side.
Also the output connector is a couple mm off from the edge of the board so modules do not connect nicely to it. For the next rev. please also move the connector so it fits exactly on the edge of the board.
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Because the PSU connector is at the bottom side of the board (I guess at one point I thought this was a safety feature) the pins on it are backwards. This means that when I plug in a module the right way, either the PSU is upside-down or the module is upside-down. Either way, one of the two devices the LEDs cannot be seen.
For the next rev. of the PSU, please put the connector on the top side.
Also the output connector is a couple mm off from the edge of the board so modules do not connect nicely to it. For the next rev. please also move the connector so it fits exactly on the edge of the board.