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Re: Potential DSC Damage
Fe_Will -

Could you send me further information on how you had mis-wired the pressure sensor? A link to the sensor's datasheet and a quick schematic of the wiring would be great. I'd like to take a look to see if it possible to prevent this sort of damage in the future.


slijin -

I'm glad to hear that you have resolved the issue, at least enough to compete.

From looking at the video, the good news is that it happens very shortly after power on. This leads me to believe the fault is within the DSC and not the 9403. It might be interesting to try again with the cable between the DSC and the 9403 disconnected.