SawMaster
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@wayne- the ribbon cable to the CMOS cannot take abuse and with what you describe, I think that is where your problem is. You can get a new C2 lens/CMOS module from Gearbest for ~$30US. Plug (carefully!) and play, it drops right in.
@RedRise- the above may apply to you too. There were some units where the ribbon cable was kinked and failed; that manufacturing problem has been dealt with but some made it to market.
@Arvydas- try reflashing the firmware, and check that the CMOS plug is properly seated. A hard impact may jostle it loose.
@ ALL of you- be sure to read the top posts of this forum; they walk you through the process and clearly explain how to work with this part without damage, which you will likely do if you don't read those posts!
Phil
@RedRise- the above may apply to you too. There were some units where the ribbon cable was kinked and failed; that manufacturing problem has been dealt with but some made it to market.
@Arvydas- try reflashing the firmware, and check that the CMOS plug is properly seated. A hard impact may jostle it loose.
@ ALL of you- be sure to read the top posts of this forum; they walk you through the process and clearly explain how to work with this part without damage, which you will likely do if you don't read those posts!
Phil