how to use an oscilloscope with MSII V3.57
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In general, the scope probe would be grounded to the circuit under test.rflanery wrote:I should have been more clear, when i touched one probe to the JP2 there was an uncomfortable 'buzz'. I am concerned about damaging the board. Should I be grounding the scope's probe to something? I am a computer geek rather than an electronics geek.
However, the 'buzz' that you are hearing is not normal!
Ken
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