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Yeah, that is an issue of the device IMO. It should prevent itself from being run in a destructive manner so long as the bus itself is in spec (ie no overvoltag
by morpheuskafka 6y ago
Yeah, that is an issue of the device IMO. It should prevent itself from being run in a destructive manner so long as the bus itself is in spec (ie no overvoltage, reverse polarity, etc). Unless it is clearly labelled as not to be connected to any system that hasn't been specifically evaluated and qualified by them, this shouldn't be the customers fault.
Also, I initially misread this as National Instruments and imagined a DJ programming in LabView, LMAO.
- pySSK 6y ago> Also, I initially misread this as National Instruments and imagined a DJ programming in LabView, LMAO. This made my day. This is one of the funniest things I have ever read.