This is the sort of message we get in DISMSL when a delay is too small, it
may not be a delay you actually set, but a delay derived in the pulse
program. Why not run through the pulse program by eye with the delays used
in a situation that fail and see whether the delays are less than the
minimum. On the MSL that we have, the minimum delay is 0.6ms. Maybe you
will see DEL=D1 / 2 or some other such.
Regards,
Graham
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