1 burden too many?

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    NickD Moderator

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    Exactly.

    Returning to the original question about too many burdens. It seems like the network impedance calculation is pretty messed up by something in the project.. If you can send me your project I will take a look. I will PM you.

    From what you've described about your network you probably need one burden. Given that there is still some fault finding to do, I recommend you enable the clock and burden in your PCI and (for now) disable them both in all the output units. This way you will always have a clock and burden enabled as you remove the output units one by one.

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    NickD, Jan 10, 2025
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    It might also be helpful if you could post some photos of the units and wiring in your switchboard.
     
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