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tthh
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Joined: Jan 1, 2010
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What code is it flashing?

2 weeks ago
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What happened...Generically speaking, an EEPROM is sometimes used not just to store parameters you are manipulating, but also sometimes it is preloade...

4 months ago
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Another thought...It could also be the top floor safety limit plate that is bolted to the right rail is too low. Now, if the elevator was working corr...

8 months ago
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The mechanical limit switches for the top and bottom floors are safeties only. They are there only to keep the elevator from overrunning the bottom fl...

8 months ago
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I sent you a private message

8 months ago
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What problem is it experiencing?

8 months ago
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Is it the elevator or a lift?

8 months ago
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I had a look at some of those documents. In this one...https://www.cmco.com/globalassets/inriver/resources/cs00407-rv12.pdf...on PDF page 98, there is...

9 months ago
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Yes, exactly. If one of the bits inside the EPROM ends up changing, the calculated checksum won't match the stored checksum.Now, there are finer point...

9 months ago
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Maybe and maybe not.If the chip is electrically damaged, the reader detect that and tell you.If the data inside is corrupted, such that a "1" is now a...

9 months ago
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From my software engineering experience long back, many times you will find that an EPROM is socketed. Sometimes there is oxidation on one or more leg...

9 months ago
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As Montana says, you can easily hurt, maim or kill yourself. If you aren't completely comfortable around things like this, and have a healthy respect ...

10 months ago
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First caution is that doing stuff on any elevator can kill or maim you. Even if you are handy or an advanced DIY type person, this isn't something to ...

1 year ago
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Do you have the schematics?

1 year ago
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Good job!

2 years ago
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