SGI Firmware Distribution disk README
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This file contains last minute release information.
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Version 2.80		      Date: March 3, 2017
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1. Fixed issue causing total current to get truncated when SGI units are configured in parallel.
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Version 2.70		      Date: February 13, 2017
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1. Fixed timing issue when executing a Ramp To Current sequence when SGI units are configured in parallel.
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Version 2.60		      Date: January 24, 2017
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1. Fixed current scaling issue while running a sequence when SGI units are configured in parallel.
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Version 2.50		      Date: July 11, 2016
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1. Resolved RS232 connection not accepting newline "\n" termination character
2. Fixed SYST:LOCAL:LOCKOUT command.
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Version 2.20		      Date: September 2, 2014
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1. Added new feature SAVELAST.  These feature allows SG to save and recover (Voltage, Current, OVP, Output State, and Foldback) when power is turned off.(NOTE: Requires Slave Firmware V1.07)
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Version 2.10		      Date: April 9, 2014
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1. Removed the code that energized the output when going from Remote to Local Mode.
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Version 1.09	       	      Date: June 22, 2006
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1. Replaced every occurrence the manifest constant TEN_MILLISECOND with ONE_MILLISECOND as defined in the header file UI_DEF.h.
2. Redefine manifest constant MIN_HIPOC_RAMP_TIME.  Was 10.0f, now is 1.0f.
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Version 1.05	       	      Date: July 30, 2004
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1. Hardware lower limit of 3% was added
2. 10 Sample running avg was added to front panel read back values
3. Output stays off after clearing OVP
4. When in power exit screen if user leaves screen power mode is disabled
5. Unit remembers that it was in power mode and stays in power mode when output is turned back on. To exit power mode from SCPI programming a voltage will do.
6. Down arrow increases step number
7. Problem apparently went away on newest version
8. Save and recall indexs are in sync
9. Power mode between local and remote are now linked properly
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Version 1.04	       	      Date: July 14, 2004
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1. A pointer arithmetic bug in the SaveStructArrayToEEROM() function in qspi.c was fixed that caused errant overwrites of eeprom data.
2. A handshake bug between the graphical display and the 68332 gui code caused an over-write of a flag saying when the display had finished a write operation; the fix was to change the order of two lines.  Added code also ensures that if the display fails to respond in more that 200ms then the assumption is made that the display had completed its operation.  The manufacturer says that the typical maximum write operation duration should be 100ms or less.
3. Added command SYST:FORCEANALOG.  This command works reliably as long as subsequent SCPI commands affecting the output or other user signals are not issued.  Once such a command is issued, such as OUTP:STAT  ON, then the SYST:FORCEANALOG command must be reissued if the desire is to assert analog local again.
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Version 1.01	       	      Date: June 4, 2004
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1. Initial Release