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RE: V5R1, MagStar 3570, F/C 2768 - it ain't workin'

Tom,

The 3570 is not considered to be "customer installable", so I would not
expect to find easily-accessible documentation on how to hook it up.
There might be something out there, but it won't be easy to find.

Did you set the address back to '0', or did it work at '1'?

Andy Nolen-Parkhouse

> On Behalf Of tomh@simas.com
> Subject: RE: V5R1, MagStar 3570, F/C 2768 - it ain't workin'
>
> That was it exactly.  I checked on the sidecar and it has _two_ of the
> 2749's.
> I plugged the MagStar into one of them, and it worked - no problem.
>
> Is there a reference somewhere that I could have accessed to find this
> info?
> I did a Google search, but didn't find it...

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