USB-C doesn’t align with the alucase

[tepid tapir]

As you can see in the image the usb c port doesn’t align with the case? What to do?

[rigid saffron]

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[drifting wharf]

Do you have the standoffs installed? Any additional foam to the one piece that comes with the alumaze?

Did you remove the screw and rubber ring from the accent piece on the left?

[tepid tapir]

Yes I did all that

[drifting wharf]

Take a photo of the case with the PCB out.

[drifting wharf]

All looks in order. Are you not just seeing the PCB being pushed up a bit by the foam and standoffs? Does it go into place if you start by screwing in the screw closest to the USB hole?

[tepid tapir]

Hmm yeah maybe it will be solved if I screw it the screws?

If i push a bit on the board it seems to come in position

[drifting wharf]

Mhmm. Just a bit of foam pushback then 🙂

[tepid tapir]

Yeah that worked

But not perfectly aligned

[tepid tapir]

@drifting wharf Where is the tool that I can test input and stuff? To see if my magnetic desk interfer?

[onyx bloom]

https://analog-monitor.wootility.io/

[tepid tapir]

Nothing happens when I click connect device

[onyx bloom]

it should look like this once the keyboard connects and you press a key

what broswer do you have?

[tepid tapir]

Firefox

I tried in Chrome and it worked @tepid tapir Thanks!

It doesn't seem top register any keys from my magnetic desk which is good 🙂

[drifting wharf]

That'd do it. Firefox doesn't connect to USB

[tepid tapir]

Are there any settings or such that I shouldn't miss out on?

[onyx bloom]

For the best results, I recommend:

• Unplugging the keyboard.
• Holding it in the air.
• Plugging it back in.
• Waiting 5 seconds before placing it on the surface.

It could be that the keyboard received interference during the calibration process on startup, so the interferences shown in the analog monitor could be minimal compared to what they actually are.

Alternatively, the interference might barely be affecting the keyboard. I would also recommend being careful of strong magnets on the desk in case they magnetize the desk.

[tepid tapir]

I did that now and same result 🙂 Good! No weird registers of keys!

[sick remnant]

you misunderstood, there's no problem

[drifting wharf]

There's a bit of tolerance on the screw holes. You could in theory loosen all of the screws, align the port and screw them back in fully.