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On the other hand, whoever would have labelled them on the PCB could come to the same conclusion, right?
by Youden 5y ago
On the other hand, whoever would have labelled them on the PCB could come to the same conclusion, right?
- mark-r 5y agoNo, because I'm the one they would have been asking for the appropriate labels and they would have accepted them without question. There was a direct correlation between each switch and a board feature originally, so making up labels wouldn't have been hard. The problem was that the features interacted in a way that made it difficult to describe combinations that would deliver the desired outcome, and some combinations were flat out invalid.