Many of our previous posts, whether in this category or in our feature article category, have noted the importance of having a diagnostic strategy. Often, this involves something along the lines of “Order of Operations” that we all learned in grade school math: if you don’t do things in the right order, you won’t get the right answer. This month’s post, from our old friend Michael in Utah, follows along these lines. In it, he identifies the critical first step when reprogramming a used module for use in a repair, without which tons of problems will ensue. Read the full case study here:
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