Thread: cRIO communiciton fell
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Re: cRIO communiciton fell
If this happens again, please cable to the cRIO, bypassing the DLink wireless, and see what state it is in. Use the DS to inspect the cRIO CPU usage,memory, error messages, etc. This should help isolate whether the comms is failing on the cRIO, or if the radio is not letting traffic through to the cRIO.

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