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30-01-2009, 23:40
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Re: Relay Problems
As Burmeister stated, you might be probing the wrong spot. For example, if you put two probes on the same wire, one before a case structure and one in it, the one outside will always read, but the one inside will only read if that case is active. Else, it will display a greyed-out control. You should try probing the relay in different places, one preferably outside of that case structure. This should get it to read out properly.
~Andy 
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