After I could not determine why the "IN" led on my MIO kept flashing(with nothing hooked up to any input) I bought a new one. The new on has the same issue. I have gone through all the guides and I cannot figure it out. I have 2 other MIO modules hooked up with no issue.

I am using a pressure sensor that outputs 0 -10 volts between 0 - 30 psi. I noticed that if the pressure goes over 30(which will happen from time to time) the sensor outputs more than 10 volts and my input led goes red.
My question is this: How much voltage can the MIO handle without damaging it?

var m = msg.payload; var local_bag_pressure = m; do{ // store bagpressure as a global var global.set("bag_pressure", local_bag_pressure); } while (m > 0) return msg; The function above was meant to read from a pressure sensor and update a global variable. I obviously wrote it incorrectly. ...

after crashing my whole setup with an infinite loop function, the power led on my mio flashes red i get this at the terminal pi@RevPi81739:~ $ piTest -d Found 2 devices: Address: 0 module type: 95 (0x5f) RevPi Core V1.2 Module is present input offset: 0 length: 6 output offset: 6 length: 5 Address: ...

having trouble getting the ing tag to work heres a link i tested in a browser

https://www.dropbox.com/s/k4z1g9nbsltoc ... 0.jpg?dl=0

https://www.dropbox.com/s/ag557ii5t4ehs ... 1.png?dl=0[/img]

Let me know if this is what you need

Thanks

I have gone through the checklist including the pictory checklist. I believe the issue is that i do not have power to the x2 connector but i may be wrong.

Probably a dumb question but I am unsure of the answer. I have my MIO module connected to the core and power supply with nothing connected to the IO pins. The IN LED is flashing red. I have read where it would do this if I have something connected wrong but I just hooked it up to get a basic configu...