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Re: 6 hours, 4 mentors and 2 students couldnt figure out whats wrong with our relays
Since it is unlikely that that much HW is broken, it could be a wiring problem. The sidecar needs the correct voltage to operate. I assume the PWMs and other I/O on the same digital sidecar work?
It could be a SW problem. Have you checked the diagnostics tab to see if there are errors about the relay not really opening do to a parameter or such? Greg McKaskle 
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