955 and Tech mode?

[Bsven6788]

So today i was driving and my radar was working great like usual. Then a couple hours later when I went home My radar turned on and there was no noise or anything. all it showed was C 14.4 V. then I stopped by the local jewel and k band went off and it showed C 24. 8 I think. I went to the manuel and the tech showed that it was indeed K band. I tried setting it back to the factory setting at least 3 or 4 times and it didn't work...... What should I do..... Help me out. Thanks.

[dpatel01]

Your 955 thinks its a 995. Sounds like settings got messed up, happened to me too before but soon the problem went away by itself.

[Bsven6788]

did it take a little while? and do you think i should send it in or try and wait it out?

[focalcivic]

So today i was driving and my radar was working great like usual. Then a couple hours later when I went home My radar turned on and there was no noise or anything. all it showed was C 14.4 V. then I stopped by the local jewel and k band went off and it showed C 24. 8 I think. I went to the manuel and the tech showed that it was indeed K band. I tried setting it back to the factory setting at least 3 or 4 times and it didn't work...... What should I do..... Help me out. Thanks.

Prob a glitch, I would reset it.

[Bsven6788]

I tried to reset it to the factory setting a couple of times but it didn't budge. it just went to doing to same thing.....

[dpatel01]

My 955 took 2-4 days to figure out it wasn't a 995; but it worked fine during the time. Resets didn't help me either.

[MEM-TEK]

Hmm...This is one possible example of a very strong cosmic ray hit to electronics. We experience this from time to time with our CCD imaging cameras on our telescopes. Every once in a while a really strong cosmic ray hit is strong enough to cause charge to be trapped within the CCD's substrate. This can take a few days to clear itself.

So, dplatel01's suggestion of waiting for a few days could possibly work. Obviously after a few days do a factory reset and then see if everything is okay.

Just think folks, strong cosmic ray hits can flip digits in your bank account balances!

[Lucky225]

Hmm...This is one possible example of a very strong cosmic ray hit to electronics. We experience this from time to time with our CCD imaging cameras on our telescopes. Every once in a while a really strong cosmic ray hit is strong enough to cause charge to be trapped within the CCD's substrate. This can take a few days to clear itself.

So, dplatel01's suggestion of waiting for a few days could possibly work. Obviously after a few days do a factory reset and then see if everything is okay.

Just think folks, strong cosmic ray hits can flip digits in your bank account balances!

MEM-TEK -- Did you have something to do with THIS:

Hsbc: Computer Glitch Renders Thousands Of HSBC Accounts Inaccessible

[MEM-TEK]

MEM-TEK -- Did you have something to do with THIS:

Hsbc: Computer Glitch Renders Thousands Of HSBC Accounts Inaccessible

Seriously though, it is amazing that banks apparently don't use three core systems which automatically cross-check each other for their reported balances. NASA uses five identical cross-checking core systems in the space shuttle.