Carelessly I applied 12V to the 5V pin while breadboarding a project. ![:(]( "Frown :(")
I now get no signs of life from the board. And applying 9V via the board's jack socket from my bench power supply indicates a direct short.
I've placed an order for a replacement board but, expense apart, it seems such a waste. Is there a fuse anywhere or anything else I can try to repair it please?
(I've posted simultaneously here and to the arduino.cc forum.)
Terry, East Grinstead, UK
I now get no signs of life from the board. And applying 9V via the board's jack socket from my bench power supply indicates a direct short.
I've placed an order for a replacement board but, expense apart, it seems such a waste. Is there a fuse anywhere or anything else I can try to repair it please?
(I've posted simultaneously here and to the arduino.cc forum.)
Terry, East Grinstead, UK