We are slow sometimes, but we get there. Samples of color coded probe cables arrived this morning.
I have to say, I am extremely pleased with the color of the wire and the match with the shrink tube labels. It’s been a years long quest to find not-ugly silicone coated wire, and today we’ve done it!
That’s a good thing, because we had to buy MOQ (a reel) of all the colors to make a sample
Just throwing out a a suggestion to consider, because it’s time-sensitive: This would have to be accepted or rejected BEFORE production runs of the full color silicon wire probe cable and full-color silicon wire auxilliary cables.
TLDR: Shift the brown wire so it’s next to the black wire. Why? much closer alignment of relative order vs. resistor chart.
Here’s the full change list:
Conn
v1
v2
Ω
Vcc
Red
Red
2
IO0
Orange
Orange
3
IO1
Yellow
Yellow
4
IO2
Green
Green
5
IO3
Blue
Blue
6
IO4
Violet
Violet
7
IO5
Brown
Grey
1 → 8
IO6
Grey
White
8 → 9
IO7
White
Brown
9 → 1
GND
Black
Black
0
Small change … But maybe the benefit isn’t worth any potential confusion. Depends on how many grey-wire sets were sold?
Putting it out here so those better equipped to decide can weigh in.