Hey Steven,

you said you have the same issues but only with one of two pis, would it be okay for you if we issue an RMA and you send the device in so we can take a look?

@shreyash07 In another ticket you mentioned you're using two devices. Does it happen with both?

Thanks steven for the great replies.`
shreyash07 did that solve your problems?

Hi, first of all sorry to hear you run into problems. Your tests were great. Thanks for that. Running out the Laptop and the cable was a perfect idea. Can you please provide the windows version you are using? As for the "loading embedded" loop problem with the rpiboot software: This seems ...

Hi,

as for the cycle time, 8ms are possible with AIO for 4-20ms.
But this is depending on the number of inputs you re reading.

Kind regards,
Boris

Problem: The user is suddenly unable to log in to the revpi admin interface. Login via ssh still works. ERROR: user is not registered or input is invalid. The problem: Your RevPi's storage is maxed out to the last byte. When you try to login, your revpi will save the timestamp to /var/www/revpi/data...

>> I'm thinking of buying the RevPi DIO. I have a bunch of inputs that work with 24V but I have one optical sensor that uses 5-12V. Is there a recommended method to interface this voltage mismatch? Or are the RevPi inputs open collector/drain? Seems like your sensor is an analog sensor, right? Then ...

Hi Pradip it would be great if next time you could post questions regarding multiple topics one by one. Then its easier for others to find a solution when they have the same question. 1. Is it possible to replace existing OPC UA software with other OPC software Yes. RevPi is an open Linux system. Yo...

Hi Wang,

our AIO module is designed to do this with on-board functionality.

For Compact, Flat and MIO you can do it with a trick. Put a resistor between the analog input and GND. As for U=R*I the voatage is proportional to the current, you can calculate the current when you know the resistance.

Hi Wang,

I'll clarify with development and get back to you.

Kind regards,
Boris