When flashing MD5-5 or MD5-10 displays using IQANdesign it remains stuck on 'Sending firmware resource 1/6...'

I have tried IQANdesign versions 7.02, 7.03, 7.05, & 7.06.

Any ideas on what the issue is and how to resolve?

I have multiple machines programmed with the same program. One machine has a Current Output channel that wont ramp with the input channel. Once it sees a value it jumps to 100% output instead of ramping. Ive tried changing from (Multiply%) to (AbsoluteMaxOf) even thought it has 1 controlling line. In the process of diagnosing we've even tried 7.05 and 7.06. Again I have identical machines with identical programs and they operate correctly. Error1.mp4
Error2.mp4 

When using a function group with a slope filter, I encountered a problem: the slope continues to increase, even when the group is disabled. It appears that the group continues calculating in the background.

So if the MD5 states it does not have internal termination, I can not set termination in IQAN design. Does this also mean that using a ID tag with (T) such as 20085140 (0T) will not terminate the bus? 

Controller: IQAN-MC43, Connector C1, Pin 12 (IN_34, pull-up type frequency input)

Issue: I'm feeding a 200 Hz, ~60% duty cycle open-collector signal into pin 12, using the module's internal pull-up (per manual: 1.5 kΩ to internal 5V, 10 nF) with no external resistor. Instead of a clean square wave, the signal reads as a sawtooth that never reaches 0V - high sits around 4.6V, low only drops to ~4.3V.

I've confirmed pin 12 floats at 4.6V unloaded, and leakage from my circuit is negligible. Tried several pull-up configurations externally; sink current into the pin stays very low (~0.2-0.5 mA) regardless.

Questions:

1. Is 1.5 kΩ/10 nF correct for this input type?

2. What sink current is needed to reliably trigger a logic-low on this pin?

3. Any recommended interfacing for low-current-sinking sources on these inputs?

Thanks for any guidance.

Would there be a way to isolate a bidirectional current out so that our negative signal will not trigger an open load fault when not connected?

When sending Software to our Multi Master System or getting Clones, we have to wait multiple minutes. (System: MD5-5, MC41FS, MC43FS with XC43)
Our Previous Systems (MD4-7, 2x XA2, 2x XS2) was able to send, update and get software in less then a minute.

When Getting a Clone it is displayed, that the application is being downloaded with only 45 kbps. Later, when getting firmware resources the speed goes up, above 1600 kbps.

Is this a Software Issue or are we working with incorrect Settings?


Connection Type: Ethernet
OS: Windows 11
SW: IQAN Run 7.06 and older, IQAN Design 7.06 and older

I've been experiencing a situation where I'm remotely sending an update to a machine's existing idax, updating say some input range differences, what I've noticed is that its consistently perform a full-on firmware update despite being no version change between uploads, resulting an upload process that should be 5-10mins to now 40-60mins give or take.

I've tried to figure out why remotely sending the project is triggering the firmware update but I'm not able to discern anything concrete as nothing critically different is occurring between the two iterations.

IQANRun could pick up on the speed of CAN in either 250 or 500kbps by the selection window. How about IQANdesign? I could not these any User Interface to shift of CAN communication but automatically fixed up. Please let me get to know how to a change of it? the next on the right bottom status window is put as a screenshot.