TDA204 Utility on the T10 - Revision history

DGast at 19:19, 21 August 2025

2025-08-21T19:19:44Z

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	On version 5.3.4.37 of the APU102 application and below~~, the “Z” Autonull function of the TDA204 Utility does not work as intended. While we address this issue~~, the null values ~~can still~~ be calibrated manually.		On version 5.3.4.37 of the APU102 application and below, the null values must be calibrated manually.

	As depicted in the picture below, there are two Null Values to be calibrated: one for the WDA, and the other for the WDB.[[image:img1736988148633.png\|624px\|center\|frameless]]		As depicted in the picture below, there are two Null Values to be calibrated: one for the WDA, and the other for the WDB.[[image:img1736988148633.png\|624px\|center\|frameless]]

	To adjust these two values, login to the supervisory menu. Enter the <TDA204> command to launch the TDA204 Utility. The unit can still be calibrated using the ”C” command, but the null values will need to be adjusted manually. To adjust the null values, use the 1 and 2 keys for WDA, and the 3 and 4 keys for WDB. Appropriate values are in the range of 32 – 42.		To adjust these two values, login to the supervisory menu. Enter the <TDA204> command to launch the TDA204 Utility. The unit can still be calibrated using the ”C” command, but the null values will need to be adjusted manually. To adjust the null values, use the 1 and 2 keys for WDA, and the 3 and 4 keys for WDB. Appropriate values are in the range of 32 – 42.

GMalcom: Added a specific version number

2025-02-12T17:14:45Z

Added a specific version number

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	~~In the newest iteration~~ of the ~~T10~~, the “Z” Autonull function of the TDA204 Utility does not work as intended. While we address this issue, the null values can still be calibrated manually.		On version 5.3.4.37 of the APU102 application and below, the “Z” Autonull function of the TDA204 Utility does not work as intended. While we address this issue, the null values can still be calibrated manually.

	As depicted in the picture below, there are two Null Values to be calibrated: one for the WDA, and the other for the WDB.[[image:img1736988148633.png\|624px\|center\|frameless]]		As depicted in the picture below, there are two Null Values to be calibrated: one for the WDA, and the other for the WDB.[[image:img1736988148633.png\|624px\|center\|frameless]]

	To adjust these two values, login to the supervisory menu. Enter the <TDA204> command to launch the TDA204 Utility. The unit can still be calibrated using the ”C” command, but the null values will need to be adjusted manually. To adjust the null values, use the 1 and 2 keys for WDA, and the 3 and 4 keys for WDB. Appropriate values are in the range of 32 – 42.		To adjust these two values, login to the supervisory menu. Enter the <TDA204> command to launch the TDA204 Utility. The unit can still be calibrated using the ”C” command, but the null values will need to be adjusted manually. To adjust the null values, use the 1 and 2 keys for WDA, and the 3 and 4 keys for WDB. Appropriate values are in the range of 32 – 42.

GMalcom at 17:03, 12 February 2025

2025-02-12T17:03:28Z

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	To adjust these two values, login to the supervisory menu. Enter the <TDA204> command to launch the TDA204 Utility. The unit can still be calibrated using the ”C” command, but the null values will need to be adjusted manually. To adjust the null values, use the 1 and 2 keys for WDA, and the 3 and 4 keys for WDB. Appropriate values are in the range of 32 – 42.		To adjust these two values, login to the supervisory menu. Enter the <TDA204> command to launch the TDA204 Utility. The unit can still be calibrated using the ”C” command, but the null values will need to be adjusted manually. To adjust the null values, use the 1 and 2 keys for WDA, and the 3 and 4 keys for WDB. Appropriate values are in the range of 32 – 42.

	~~We apologize for any inconvenience and we are still working on a solution that brings back the original “Z” function to Autonull. ~~

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2025-01-14T21:01:58Z

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In the newest iteration of the T10, the “Z” Autonull function of the TDA204 Utility does not work as intended. While we address this issue, the null values can still be calibrated manually.

As depicted in the picture below, there are two Null Values to be calibrated: one for the WDA, and the other for the WDB.[[image:img1736988148633.png|624px|center|frameless]]

To adjust these two values, login to the supervisory menu. Enter the <TDA204> command to launch the TDA204 Utility. The unit can still be calibrated using the ”C” command, but the null values will need to be adjusted manually. To adjust the null values, use the 1 and 2 keys for WDA, and the 3 and 4 keys for WDB. Appropriate values are in the range of 32 – 42.

We apologize for any inconvenience and we are still working on a solution that brings back the original “Z” function to Autonull. 