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Topic: DA20 hook up to CP65...won't switch to SRD
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Greg Mueller
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Posts: 1687
From: Port Gamble, WA
Registered: Jun 99
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posted 07-04-2003 09:04 AM
"..... It may be a daft question, in which case slap me. But, you do have the DA20 Sense & Control cable plugged into the right section of the DTS Control logic breakout board?....."
When I couldn't get it to automatically switch in I removed the DTS board, so it would have a "straight shot" at the plug in, thinking that it might be something screwy with the DTS board. It didn't work any differently when I plugged it "straight in"
"....On the front of the Da20 are you getting the CP LEDS lit?...."
Yes, but I'm still learning which leds mean what
"....Does it work when you don't have the dts system connected at all? As Brad says, there is a setting inside the DA20 for the CP processor type - I.e. 55, 65, 200, 100 etc....."
I have the DTS system disconnected now and I do have it set to the proper CP. Last night after I read Brad's post I went down and started it up again and manualy set it to Format 10. Then I turned the power supply for the reader on and off and as I did that it dropped to analog and came back to Digital. So it appears to be working as designed. I'm just a little surprised that if it can switch from analog to digital after the button has been pushed it can't do it before the button is pushed. I have automation , but it's ME
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