What the thread found

• A Volt device with a 12/24V setup will only deliver 24V power if the connecting cable is specifically wired for 24V operation
• The cable wiring can be verified by removing the lemo connector and checking the internal pin configuration, where a 24V capable cable will have an open port designated for 24V
• Power output can be confirmed by using a multimeter to measure voltage at the power ports

Depends on

• The original question asks about switching an M2 sled from 12V to 24V but no definitive answer about potential issues with this specific transition was provided in the thread
• Only one user shared their experience with a Clipper 2 setup, which may differ from M2 sled requirements
• No information about whether the M2 sled itself supports 24V operation

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