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Re: cRIO smoke

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Originally Posted by Alan Anderson View Post
What color is your Analog Breakout, red or blue? Does the green power LED on it still work? If you applied 12 volts in reverse to a red (2009) Analog Breakout board, for even a second, you almost certainly fried it. The blue one from the 2010 Kit of Parts is protected and should survive.

The red Analog Breakout is where the smoke came from when we reversed our battery leads this week...
DingDingDing! Alan wins the thread!

Swapping the battery leads will likely destroy the following:
2009 Analog Breakout
Victor
Jaguar