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Re: The 8.2 (or 8.3) Battery Voltage Bug

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Originally Posted by yoyodyne
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I ran into a problem at the VCU regional starting last Friday where the communications between the OI and RC were getting corrupted. It looks like the data structure between the master processor and the OI is shifted by a byte or so. We are using the 2006 RC and OI received in the FIRST KOP. We have not re-flashed the master processor and I don’t know what firmware revision it is although I noticed that the date of the Frc_master_v12.bin file, the latest?, is 10/27/2005 so I assume we have the latest master code.

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Where did you find the Version 12 Update file? The latest on IFI's website is Version 11, dated 4-15-2005.
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