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  1. 18th June 2008, 09:47 AM #1
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    Default Sawstop upgrades

    Once I have saved up enough money, I would like my new TS to be a SawStop. So I keep an eye on threads on Sawstop on this and other WW forums.

    This one on Sawmill Creek is interesting for at least the following reasons:
    1. It raises a question concerning after-sales service by distributors (and SawStop's suppky of up-to-date information to distributors).
    2. It has a post from Steve Gass explaining what has gone on and why.
    3. It shows that SawStop is responding to user feedback - it is interesting that they are trying to eliminate the "false activations" that are being reported - like the clipping of the mitre gauge.
    Ruddigar - I hope Garbett have only been supplied with the latest 9-pin connector versions so you don't have to carry both kinds of replacement cartridges!!
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  3. 18th June 2008, 02:30 PM #2
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    All machines imported to Australia are the second generation machines with the nine pin serial port.

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    when der they get a usb instead of a serial port
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    USB is a serial port

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    No, one is a port and one is a bus
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