Hi
Could be 256 MB vs 1GB and my tired old brain needs another cup
of coffee to really get it functional ….
Bob
> On Mar 20, 2022, at 11:10 AM, paul swed wrote:
>
> Bob totally agree with the card comment. However mine is a 256 MB card and
> the fact is the only other card I have at the mom
Bob totally agree with the card comment. However mine is a 256 MB card and
the fact is the only other card I have at the moment is a 1 GB. I do swear
some place I have a 512MB or two from a Cisco switches. Safely stored
away. Really safely.
I was going to look at setting up ftp. But there also
Hi
A bit of NetRS flash card trivia:
The original cards that came with these had a Trimble part number sticker
on them with something like P/N 51212-00 on it. In some cases it’s just
a white label card that has no manufacturer ID at all ( so it doesn’t even
say Trimble …). In other cases it’s a
Hi
As it boots, all the LED’s should blink. At least that’s what it does with the
recent firmware. There (obviously) be strange things going on with earlier
firmware.
When I’m running one, the web interface is the “go to” way to check things.
The front panel could be dead and I’d still get thin
Bob
Thanks just didn't use a bit more of a hit. Everything pops loose. I took a
quick look inside and nothing at all obvious as an issue. In reassembling
the unit the back assembly micro-ide connector is delicate. Not a real
problem but is easy to get mis-aligned.
When booting up the system does bl
Hi
Quick way to take apart a NetRS:
1) Pull out all the screws from the front panel ( the one with the LED’s on it).
2) Pull the screws from the mounting bracket (if it’s still there). All are T10
Torx.
3) Reverse the Torx driver and use it as a small hammer. Tap the “ears” on
the front pane
