Instrustar 205X support#394
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Some difference in voltage scales between DC and AC remain. Could be down to parasitics in the (crude) measurement.
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THX, I will doublecheck when I'm back at my computer next week. |
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As previously described in #120 (comment)
Voltage scales now calibrated with known resistors. Appears to work without issues.