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CP333D Module of CS3000 Bus Converter

11/04/2009 8:38 PM

How to revive the CP333D CPU for bus converter ABC11D from its hard ready state to hard ready, ready and control state? The right side CPU is the default in control state while the left side CPU is the default stand-by state. Is there a way to revive the CPU modules back to its normal state aside from resetting the switches and removing and replacing it back to the slots?

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