Reply to "Questions about TED transmitters"

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Well, after a bit of experimenting and poking around, here's what I have found.

Using the Din plug on the transceiver, I am able to get a stop (with pin 2 active). But I still can't get a start (I used a cable with pin 1 active). I have tried both sets of the units, and I always get the same outcome....the light blinks differently like it is receiving a signal, but the timer never starts.

Again, I wonder if I need to be in some specific program, or if that shouldn't matter. Any other ideas?

Originally posted 17 May 2001 by Chris Schuster

9/11/0212:50 PM

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