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Delayed Red Light of Death
Ok, so we had a snow day today, and luckily I brought home the electronics board and such, and was able to program. I had been going at it, and had everything I had done so far working. I left the board on while I coded another section. After a few minutes (5-15?) I hear the click of relays reverting to neutral, and sure enough the lights are orange again. I look at the board, and the red light of death is blinking at me, despite the fact I touched none of the controls, and had no counters or anything that would have made any program flow changes. Any ideas?
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