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09-02-2010, 11:39
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Re: Voltage not outputting to the Drivers Station
Wow. What an amazingly simple solution to a problem that has plagued us for a while. It is the NI 9472 module we attached it to, but I can't find the Analog Module NI 9201. Uggh. Thanks Mark.
Now I turn to my team to find the correct module. |
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