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PCI-6123 component U98

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I know this cannot be answered on the forum, but I would appreciate an private email with the answer.

 

I have a PCI-6123 card that have 32 MB memory. It is failing the self test. I believe the problem is a missing component: U98 (5pin device). I am unaware of how it got knocked off here at the lab.

 

I would just like to know what that component is so I can fix/troubleshoot here.

 

Thanks!

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I still need that U98 component, but it appears that there are more components missing. We did purchase this used. I just assumed that the U98 component got knocked off. I was wrong.

 

Here are a list of the other components that we need: U22, CR31, CR32, CR34, CR35, CR33, CR36

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Hello Reichenbach,

 

Unfortunatly, U22 is an EEPROM that has to be programed with the device's firmware, a process that can only be done by National Instruments.  In order to make this device functional, you will need to set up an RMA to have the board repaired.

Seth B.
Principal Test Engineer | National Instruments
Certified LabVIEW Architect
Certified TestStand Architect
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Where did you purchase your used PCI-6123, Reichenbach?
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i might send the card in to NI.

 

i am pretty sure we got the card from an auction house.

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thanks for your reply!
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