Re: [foxboro] FBM211, 214, and 216 Software and Hardware Revision - UPDATE

Yeah, I don't know.  First of all, our inputs did not appear to be 
"frozen"; they just had a high bias.  They still moved around.  Second, if 
the new software merely flags the I/O bad after one of these "noise 
events" occurs, instead of making the card immune to the noise, that only 
solves half the problem, and generates a new problem in callouts.  But I 
guess I'll try it and see.


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Corey,
Hopefully your ship has come in and problems are resolved for
your FBM214/216's that had offset values.  Let us all know if there are
any more issues after installing QF1007709.
Cheers,
Tom VandeWater






 
 
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