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Re: cRIO imaging issue
What have you tried? Have you reset the cRIO to factory defaults, i.e. hold the reset switch? Are your DIP switches all turned off? Is your computer using a static IP? It should be set 10.(first 2 digits of team #).(second 2 digits of team #).6 . Are you using the right subnet mask (255.0.0.0)? Have you installed the update to the imaging tool?
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13-01-2013, 02:16
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Re: cRIO imaging issue
I have been using a wired connection to the cRIO and i might have to play around with the IPs more from the looks of it. I've tried reseting it and all of the DIP switches are off. I've updated my imaging tool many times and reinstalled it a few times. It may be the IPs that have been messing me up though. Have to double check on monday
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