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F2 Experiences Blue Screen of Death

· 2 min read

If the F2 device is experiencing a blue screen of death, it is possible the Qualcomm network driver needs to be updated. Follow the steps described below to update the driver on the F2 device.

Change Language on F2 Unit

· One min read

Changing the language that displays in the RSWA software in the F2 platform involves changing the region format. Follow the steps below to switch the region format using the Control Panel.

F2 Won't Accept Template Revisions

· 3 min read

There are many reasons this can happen:

  1. RSWA Version Issues
  2. Folder Permission Issues
  3. File Ownership Issues

We will go over each issue in detail to help resolve the source of the problem.

F2 Boots Into Shell Instead of Array Explorer

· One min read

If your unit boots into a shell or terminal instead of the Array Explorer software, it is likely because the CMOS battery in the F2 needs to be replaced. Until that is completed, you can still bypass this shell and boot normally by connecting a USB keyboard to the unit, and typing exit or quit followed by the Enter key.

Notice

It is recommended to have the unit shipped to Tessonics to replace the CMOS battery. If you wish to replace it yourself, Tessonics claims no responsibility for any damage done to the unit.

F2 Won't Turn On

· One min read

If you are having an issue with turning on the F2 unit, even while the device is plugged in, go through the steps outlined below.

How Does TDS Handle Measurement Data Long Term?

· 2 min read

In the TDS storage configuration section, you learn about how TDS has multiple locations for storing inspections data:

  • The common database (common-file inside the config file) stores all template and processed inspection data.
  • The measurements database (db-file inside the config file) stores raw A-Scan measurement data.
  • The backup directory (backup-dir inside the config file) archives older A-Scan measurements into long-term storage.

TDS RSWA Connection Issues

· 2 min read

Connecting an RSWA to a TDS server instance should be an easy task. However, sometimes with different network infrastructures and enterprise directives, the communication between TDS and RSWA might be disrupted for a variety of reasons.

Follow the steps below to help diagnose this issue.

Cannot Open TDS on a Different Port

· One min read

Be sure to follow the steps below:

  1. Ensure that the file tds-server.json has been updated to contain the port you wish to run TDS on. Visit here to learn how to configure the port.
  2. For some versions of TDS, you may also have to update the url field to include the port number. For instance, if you want to run TDS on port 500, add ":500" to the end of the url field.
  3. Restart the service.

This should allow you to open TDS on the other port.