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Re: Victors behaving erratically when PWM is plugged in
A short in anything that uses 5V is another possibility -- causes similar issues with DSC power but the cause is different. If you have a meter, you might want to measure the voltage between GND and +5VDC on one of the sets of digital I/O pins. You can rig up a PWM cable to do this pretty easily.
 

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