Re: Shuttle sensor details
- From: fairwater@xxxxxxxxx (Derek Lyons)
- Date: Mon, 18 Jul 2005 20:30:15 GMT
Peter Stickney <p-stickney@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> Forgot to add -
>>
>> The blood really runs cold when you replace component 'x' and you
>> get either a) the same failure with different symptoms, or b) a
>> different failure altogether.
>
>It really, really runs cold when the system fails every time with the
>processor in, but perks along just fine with the In-Circuit Emulator.
Or when you finish a long, complex, and difficult test - and perform
the final step, a self test of one of the pieces of equipment, which
promptly fails.
That one had a happy conclusion though; some quick troubleshooting
showed that one the relays that swapped in the test loads had stuck in
the operate position rather than changing to the test position.
D.
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