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Query and set vertical calibration on the Mitsubishi CP-D70 family #46

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opened 2024-05-29 19:15:47 -04:00 by slp · 0 comments
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A user has a EK305 that cuts about 1mm off. Mitsubshi's service manuals reference a "Service Tool" that can adjust this calibration (and other things)

Figured how to query the saved values. In theory I know how to set it too, but that code remains to be written. Potentially dangerous.

A user has a EK305 that cuts about 1mm off. Mitsubshi's service manuals reference a "Service Tool" that can adjust this calibration (and other things) Figured how to query the saved values. In theory I know how to set it too, but that code remains to be written. Potentially dangerous.
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