Reply to "TED TX not sending Data to GAZ4 Display"

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Is this the new 433.800 Mhz set? The Ted transmitter normally keeps the last packet of data in memory. That is why you were able to "force" it to be sent with the green button. Your report is intriguing because the system worked fine for several hours.

I would make sure that the TDc 8000 is sending the correct data to the transmitter. Under check the output settings for the display. Make sure that the running tenths (10ths) are OFF and that the baud rate is 2400. Make sure that both Channel 1 and 2 are sending Running Time.

The last thing I would recommend would be that the Transmitter connected to the Tdc 8000 for displays be powered directly from the TDc. We can make a cable that would accomplish this. Just let me know how long it needs to be.

Originally posted 26 Jan 2002 by Fred Patton

9/11/026:47 PM

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