Any further support on this issue?

I have not heard from your Support guy (Gerry) in two days.

His suggestions so far, are inconsistent with the code in your example PS4000ABlockExample and with your manual for running Block mode (3.6.1.1).

Thanks.

Thank you!
Regards,
Andy

Hi Folks,

Can you please acknowledge receipt of my emails?

Thanks.
Regards,
Andy

I looked for a method of generating a ticket on your site and simply could not find one.

I have no idea where to find the ticket you have generated is.

Please provide a link.

Thanks.

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