TC-2095 sockets not working

Several sockets on my TC-2095 card are not working. I can get some of them to work by moving the plugs around until it achieves contact with the socket connectors. I assume that there is a method to "tighten" the sockets to achieve reliable connections when inseting a thermocouple plug. Can you provide instructions on how to fix this problem?

Actually, there is not a way to tighten the thermocouple miniconnectors on the TC-2095. I just took one apart to verify, but the thermocouple miniconnectors are each independent and are closed. How tightly a thermocouple is held is determined by how tightly the copper connectors inside are pressed against it. There is no way to tighten those copper connectors such that they press down tightly again. The individual thermocouple miniconnectors cannot be opened and modified.
If your TC-2095 is old, this was most likely caused by repeated wear on the copper, such that the copper does not spring back as tightly as before. You could RMA the device noting that the connections are not holding thermocouples as tightly as it should.
To set up an RMA you can call in at 800-531-5066 to speak with a customer service representative or create a service request online at ni.com/support
Eric S.
AE Specialist | Global Support
National Instruments

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Hi folks, first post here.
The master socket in my home is a line box. I have one extension socket wired into it, not plugged. I only use the extension socket as the master socket (which was installed in a previous occupants time) is not conveniently located for my needs. Plugged into the extension socket is a filter for my broadband and telephone, that's it.
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sounds like engineer has dislodged one of your extension wires in the master socket. if you take the bottom half of master off and make sure your 2 extension wires which should be connected to the back of the front plate to terminals 2 & 5. just make sure they are connected and tightly secured and extension socket should work
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Much appreciated if someone can help,,, suspect a setup problem? but who knows...
*PLEASE HELP*
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{code}
* @(#)SocketMIDlet.java     1.6 03/10/29
* Copyright (c) 2000-2003 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All rights reserved.
* PROPRIETARY/CONFIDENTIAL
* Use is subject to license terms
import javax.microedition.midlet.*;
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import java.io.*;
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{code}
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{code}
* @(#)Server.java     1.6 03/07/15
* Copyright (c) 2000-2003 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All rights reserved.
* PROPRIETARY/CONFIDENTIAL
* Use is subject to license terms
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import javax.microedition.io.*;
import javax.microedition.lcdui.*;
import java.io.*;
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* PROPRIETARY/CONFIDENTIAL
* Use is subject to license terms
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* PROPRIETARY/CONFIDENTIAL
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ok, apologies to anyone who has read this and gotten a headache from my stupidity... testing with a work collegue, who you can guess called me an idiot, advised that I was trying to use the ip address as known within my home lan, and that I needed to use the ipaddress as seen externally.
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