Siemens PLC400 memory card password decryption/program password decryption successful

Siemens PLC400 memory card password decryption/program password decryption successful

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The first step is to determine the positive and negative electrode polarity of the pins of the infrared light-emitting diode. Infrared light-emitting diodes have two pins, usually the long pin is the positive pole and the short pin is the negative pole. Due to the transparent nature of infrared light-emitting diodes, the electrodes inside the casing are clearly visible. The wider and larger electrode inside is the negative electrode, while the narrower and smaller electrode is the positive electrode. The second step is to place the multimeter in the R × 1k range and measure the forward and reverse resistance of the infrared light-emitting diode. Typically, the forward resistance should be around 30k and the reverse resistance should be above 500k for the tube to function properly. The larger the reverse resistance, the better. The testing of infrared light-emitting diodes is different from ordinary light-emitting diodes. If a high voltage is used during measurement, it will break down and cause internal short circuits in the device. For some infrared light-emitting diodes, a digital multimeter cannot be used to directly measure the short-circuit position, only the X1K position of a pointer meter can be used for measurement. Correct measurement is necessary to display normal results.