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Zynthian: add minor troubleshoot case
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oscaracena committed Jan 3, 2024
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systemctl restart zynthian
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Press the mute button to check if the touch screen is working. Or press in the upper left corner to open the main menu. If it works, **give yourself a pat on the back!** ;)
Press the mute button to check if the touch screen is working. Or press in the upper left corner to open the main menu. If it works, **give yourself a pat on the back!** ;)

Next step? The sound system.

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![Alt text](key-mappings.png)


# Troubleshooting

* When using an external USB sound card, you may find that jack does not work properly: the command `jack_wait -c` does not return `running`, and the Zynthian UI shows an error message. Sometimes, this may be fixed disabling the sound card input port. Open the webconf tool, and go to `Hardware > Audio`. There, in the *Jackd Options* field, add `-P` after `-d alsa`. Reboot to test if it worked.


# References

### Zynthian
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