Thread: Cypress / First touch I/O module recognition by DS after suspend
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Re: Cypress / First touch I/O module recognition by DS after suspend
Thanks. When I said I don't have a Classmate, I meant at my house, BTW.

Can someone with a failure on awaken try this without the I/O board connected? With the board connected, but without any outputs connected, with outputs and no inputs? Also, if you awaken and the board doesn't work, can you verify whether the Control Panel>>Admin Tools>>Services shows the PSOC service running or not?

Assuming that the service stops running on awaken, does a reinstall of the PSOC programming tool change things?

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Last edited by Greg McKaskle : 10-03-2010 at 08:14. Reason: clarification
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