| 5 | | || [[Image(wiki:HardwareUsersGuides/WARPv3/files:important.png,nolink,valign=middle)]] || Always disconnect the WARP v3 board power supply before mounting/removing an FMC module. The external 12VDC is routed directly to the FMC connector, even when the power switch is off.[[BR]][[BR]]Be careful when inserting FMC modules. '''DO NOT''' simply press down on the module, thereby flexing the WARP v3 board. It is essential to support both sides of the board when inserting a module. We recommend "pinching" the module into place from both sides of the boards, with fingers/thumbs on opposite sides of the FMC connector. Refer to the [wiki:howtos/FMC FMC module howto] for an illustration. [[BR]][[BR]]Damage to the WARP v3 components or PCB resulting from mechanical strain is not covered by warranty. || |
| | 5 | || [[Image(wiki:HardwareUsersGuides/WARPv3/files:important.png,nolink,valign=middle)]] || Always disconnect the WARP v3 board power supply before mounting/removing an FMC module. The external 12VDC is routed directly to the FMC connector, even when the power switch is off.[[BR]][[BR]]Be careful when inserting FMC modules. '''DO NOT''' simply press down on the module, thereby flexing the WARP v3 board. It is essential to support both sides of the board when inserting a module. We recommend "pinching" the module into place from both sides of the boards, with fingers/thumbs on opposite sides of the FMC connector. Refer to the [wiki:howto/FMC_Module_Handling FMC module howto] for an illustration. [[BR]][[BR]]Damage to the WARP v3 components or PCB resulting from mechanical strain is not covered by warranty. || |
