Simple Logic Probe Help

The uses of a logic probe - a simple one - can be fairly broad.
You can not only check the presence of power but also find if there's a ground too.
Bad fuses are easy to test, but you can test the rest of the circuit if you know what you are seeing in the LEDs that light up - RED or GREEN.
This is a short introduction to just a couple of things it can do. I'll go into more detail about circuits and how to not destroy a computer or module by using a logic probe instead of a standard test light.

[@darrenbird2526]

I've been trying to find out what a logic probe does, this is the best explanation so far, and all the information I require. Thank you for taking the time to make this video. Cheers, Darren

[@SurferJoe46]

The video lacks Hollywood editing, but the way the probe works is all in there. I tried to keep it non-technical so it was easier for perople to grasp - and perhaps I made it a little too simple.

[@darrenbird2526]

I just watched it again and I certainly don't believe anything can be explained "too easily" I'd use the words, "explained perfectly"!

[@SurferJoe46]

As a little more info --- the logic probe is simple --- but it is not simplistic in that it can test both power and a ground on a circuit and that's it's magical value.
If you have a switch, a fuse, a motor or any electronic device on the circuit you are testing, it can make diagnosis of whatever the malfunction is - really simple.
That's what I tried to accomplish here --- keep it simple so anyone can see the basics and grow their own abilities from there.
Enjopy.

[@gattlin]

Thanks for the info.

[@SurferJoe46]

We can all do the Happy Dance! Good on ya!

[@ultramanxk7]

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[@ultramanxk7]

Too bad dr Pepper did not sponsor this video