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Yes, the blocks are simple plug in. They're designed that way so you can remove the BCS without having to disconnect the wires individually.

There isn't anything in 4.1.3 that affects the 462.

Definitely not normal. Did you do a hard reset to clear the config? If I'm clearing it, I usually hard reset, reboot, restore, reboot. The 462 with 4.1.1 or 4.1.2 should be very stable and run without issues. I once had an issue with my displays not communicating because my power supply was being fl...

Give Brewers Hardware a call. They can help you out.

4.1.2 is the latest version for both the 460 & 462 (same file). The 4.1.3 version only had fixes that applied to the 482.
https://forum.embeddedcc.com/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=3078

Stickies at the top of this forum area have all the updates and release notes: https://forum.embeddedcc.com/viewforum.php?f=11

Yeah, if you're looking for a 100% pause and resume from anywhere in the process like the UI does, that's not possible from a DIN. If it was only from a main state of the process, you could jump to another state to stop everything, then return back to the previous state when the DIN triggers again. ...

Do you mean to actually pause the running process? e.g. halt all programmed activity for that process, then resume? Or, do you mean to add a pause before another state? Both can be accomplished and triggered via a button push. Give a little more background on the type and use of the pause and lets s...

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There is an imcompatibility with the original bootloader firmware and some Mac devices. You really only have two options: update from a PC, or send it to Brewers Hardware to have the latest bootloader firmware installed (which would then allow you to update from a Mac in the future).