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10-02-2011, 22:44
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Re: cRIO switches reversed? Maybe? Possibly?
The word "OFF" is printed on one side of the bank of DIP switches. When the end of the switch on that side is pressed down, the switch is off. When the other end of the switch is pressed down, the switch is on.
Are you saying that your switches are acting like they're on when they're depressed on the "OFF" side, and vice versa? 
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