dear sir,

i have a problem with mk5 core names. the problem is core S becomes core R. i mean both core they have same name R.

please can you help me to solve this problem

best regards

 

<b>What happened prior to <S> becoming <R>?</b>

What was being done to cause <S>'s Voter ID to change? Did someone take the DCC (or SDCC) from <R> and put it into <S>?

Did someone take a DCC (or SDCC card) from the spare cards inventory and put it into <S> and the Voter ID came up as <R>?

Did you purchase a DCC/SDCC from some source, put it in <S> and the Voter ID came up as <R>?

Was someone pushing buttons on the LCC/SLCC card without understanding what they were doing?

Did someone use a U9 chip from another DCC/SDCC card on the DCC/SDCC card in <S> and the Voter ID came up as <R>?

Somewhere in the Mark V Maintenance Manual, GEH-5980, there is a section that talks about how to set the Voter ID of a control processor in the Mark V turbine control panel. It involves pushing a couple of buttons on the LCC/SLCC keypad to get to a "menu", using the INC button to scroll to the 'Voter ID' function and then press ENTER (if I recall correctly). Then one needs to press the key with the proper Voter ID letter on it (S in this case), and then press ENTER again. If I recall correctly, the programmer made the display read "OK FINE" if the selection was accepted. Then, it's necessary to perform a hard re-boot of the control processor (from the <PD> core) to get the new Voter ID to become effective.

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