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Encoder direction loss?
Has anybody seen the same problem that we are currently experiencing? We think we've applied all of the various LabView updates properly (we've passed multiple inspections, at least). What we're seeing is that we get good measurements from our encoders, but all four of them report "forward" rotation even when rotated backward. This doesn't seem like the bug that has already been discussed. Any ideas?
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