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![]() "Don Pearce" wrote in message ... Gareth Magennis wrote: Hi, I have a MOTU firewire audio interface the the owner says he plugged the firewire cable into the wrong way round. It now does not communicate with the computer. Is it possible/likely to damage the interface circuitry this way? Cheers Gareth. You could certainly do mechanical damage, but you would have to push hard. Firewire doesn't otherwise let you plug things in the wrong way round. d I think this guy is a drummer ![]() didn't think he would be able to, he did actually get it in the wrong way round. I was wondering if the design included protection from this kind of event or whether it does permanent damage. Looking at the connections http://www.storageweb.co.uk/hdd/inst...ut.htmswapping it around puts 30 volts on TPA. Just wondering if the interfacechip has onboard protection against this.Looking at the PCB, the firewire connectors go straight to the chip pins.Gareth. |
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