Figured it out. The battery was not seated correctly. So a guide for the old type of power board is
Solid blue = charging
Flashing blue = battery problem/not seated correctly
No light = charged.

When the battery is charging using the old, fixed power board is it suppose to flash blue or be a constant blue light while charging? Looked around here and didn’t see what flashing blue meant. Thanks for any help!:)

I have all the materials and the 3d printed parts done to make the spooky Arduino Halloween eyes. I am very much so a newb when it comes to Arduino and github. How do you go about setting the code up on the ItsyBitsy M0 Express from the github code put that was altered by wermy? I have Ran a couple ...

I added my function button but when it is pressed and you press any other button it does the function it is suppose to do but the original use for the button also works. For example when turning the battery indicator on or off it selects whatever the selector is on or when turning volume up it also ...