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If you have found a [[bug|problem]] in the {{RadiMation}} software, it is best to report it to us (for example through [http://www.dare.nl/EN/emc_products/radimation/radimation_issue_report/?cid=998 this online form]). We will [[Reporting_Bugs_In_Database#Explanation of the measurements type|categorize]] the reported issue, register it in our [[defect database]], and investigate the problem. When a workaround or solution is available, we will report this back to you.
 
If you have found a [[bug|problem]] in the {{RadiMation}} software, it is best to report it to us (for example through [http://www.dare.nl/EN/emc_products/radimation/radimation_issue_report/?cid=998 this online form]). We will [[Reporting_Bugs_In_Database#Explanation of the measurements type|categorize]] the reported issue, register it in our [[defect database]], and investigate the problem. When a workaround or solution is available, we will report this back to you.

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Can I get the average field on the Can bus?

I have found a problem. What should I do?

If you have found a problem in the RadiMation® software, it is best to report it to us (for example through this online form). We will categorize the reported issue, register it in our defect database, and investigate the problem. When a workaround or solution is available, we will report this back to you.

I have another question, that is not answered yet

Just send your question by e-mail to the RadiMation® support team (radimation-support@raditeq.com), and we will give you an answer.


This Template is used, to repeat some very general 'I have another question?' questions in the RadiMation® FAQ.