BTW, an observation if you have a loose touchwheel plate: if I press strong enough down onto the touchwheel plate, I managed to push the plate past the "wall"/"perimeter" of the faceplate chassis, which ordinarily would help keep the touchwheel plate stationary. I might be able to get a video of this (YouTube &/or PeerTube) later.
Some other things:
Some other things:
- Rather moot, though I think Jacqueline meant the supplier (such as DigiKey or Mouser) didn't have its own internal part number for the 3M double-sided tape, but somehow was also included in the shipping order. Though it's interesting examine the reference sheet from 3M.
- I think my Tangara also has a slightly loose fitting for the touchwheel plate. However, I will buy the double-sided tape soon to remedy this.
- This matters a lot more, as Tangara comes out-of-the-box with firmware v1.0.0 - in which any sliding of the touchwheel plate causes any control input to be extremely erratic and wonky, causing the currently selected option to seemingly jump all over the place. Let this be an example to show that the Tangara firmware should be updated ASAP after receiving it, with your music on your (micro)SD card (so that the database can be initialized).
