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Re: The new 4 slot cRIO-FRCII

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Originally Posted by Greg McKaskle View Post
http://ohm.ni.com/advisors/crio/page...p/p/pcat/15288

I believe this is the base model of the the FRC-II, and the 9074 was the base model of the eight slot.

A clarification to other posts -- the controllers are essentially OEM specialized versions of a standard NI cRIO. They are not custom designed. The custom parts are the PD and breakouts.

Greg McKaskle
Greg,

Any knowledge on whether the cRIO-FRC II will interface with the 2011 FMS? Our cRIO bit it at Peachtree, and we have at least one more date with the FMS this year.
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