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| INITIAL BOARD CONFIGURATION\\ | INITIAL BOARD CONFIGURATION\\ | ||
| The ADR1001E-EBZ comes pre-configured. There are no jumpers or other settings. Just power the board using (only) one of the methods described above, and begin watching the 5V output at either the SMA output or the Banana jacks (or both). For the best investigation, you will need a 6-digit or higher meter, such as HP3458 or Keithley 2001/2 or equivalent.\\ | The ADR1001E-EBZ comes pre-configured. There are no jumpers or other settings. Just power the board using (only) one of the methods described above, and begin watching the 5V output at either the SMA output or the Banana jacks (or both). For the best investigation, you will need a 6-digit or higher meter, such as HP3458 or Keithley 2001/2 or equivalent.\\ | ||
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| + | When the board is powered, a green and a red LED should illuminate. | ||
| + | When the chip reaches temperature, the red LED should turn off.\\ | ||
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| USING THE EVALUATION BOARD FOR TESTING\\ | USING THE EVALUATION BOARD FOR TESTING\\ | ||
resources/eval/adr1001e-ebz.txt · Last modified: 01 Aug 2022 23:21 by Glen Brisebois