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kunz · 10-30-2006, 02:44 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by tn6478

call Ituner and they will mod the board for you.. the boards start the
>>>> kick/stop/kick/start cycle only when V(in) -> 13V.
. Call Ituner at 1-510-226-6033 and speak to Andrei Bulucea. Then he will ask you to send the board to the address below. I got 2 of mines modded that way.
Ituner Networks Corp
47801 Fremont Bvd
Fremont, CA 94538

Hey mate

What exactly do these guys do to mod the board? I'm having the same exact problem occasionaly and would like to get it sorted out, however since I'm in Australia, it would be rather impractical to send it to the States and wait for weeks. I have a friend who is an electronic engineer and he'd be able to fix it for me if I tell me what exactly needs to be done. (ie. which component replaced/PiC reprogrammed etc).

10-30-2006, 02:44 AM	#11
kunz Newbie Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 20	Quote: Originally Posted by tn6478 call Ituner and they will mod the board for you.. the boards start the >>>> kick/stop/kick/start cycle only when V(in) -> 13V. . Call Ituner at 1-510-226-6033 and speak to Andrei Bulucea. Then he will ask you to send the board to the address below. I got 2 of mines modded that way. Ituner Networks Corp 47801 Fremont Bvd Fremont, CA 94538 Hey mate What exactly do these guys do to mod the board? I'm having the same exact problem occasionaly and would like to get it sorted out, however since I'm in Australia, it would be rather impractical to send it to the States and wait for weeks. I have a friend who is an electronic engineer and he'd be able to fix it for me if I tell me what exactly needs to be done. (ie. which component replaced/PiC reprogrammed etc).