Customer:
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Originally submitted via email support on 11 July 2025. Migrated to the forum for community visibility.
Soldered Support:
The spacing between the main pin area and the power supply pins appears wider on some breadboards than the standard ones this product was modeled after. If it doesn’t fit your particular breadboard, you can use header pins or wires to connect the product and still use it with your breadboard.
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Customer:
The technical documentation for the breadboard power supply refers to a switch for changing between 5V input and 12V input, but the switch on the actual product is labeled On and Off. This needs clarification.
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Soldered Support:
The center pin of the DC jack is positive. The main switch is an ON/OFF switch, not a 5V/12V selector. The output voltages on the VOUT1 and VOUT2 rails are set using the OUT1 and OUT2 switches located near the corresponding pins.