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Main Index .: iTrack .: iTrack Solo .: Is my DEVICE LINK cable soldered the correct way around?

Is my DEVICE LINK cable soldered the correct way around?

The first batch of iTrack units that were shipped include an erroneous image in the printed Getting Started Guide that shows the DEVICE LINK cable bending to the right. Looking at the back of the iTrack, the cable should run from right to left as shown in the image below.



The corrected Getting Started Guide can be found attached to this article.
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