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    <StatusString>ReleaseNoted</StatusString>
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    <ReleaseNote>No longer uses "none" as default initial offset if other options exist</ReleaseNote>
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    <User>Justin Richardson</User>
    <Comment>Verified with Datapro versions 4.1.263.48565 and 4 0 915 48566  when adding a sensor with multiple offsets to a test Setup   the value in initial offset column of the parameters step is not set to None .  Compared to prepatched version of datapro which do set this value to none  before the fix.</Comment>
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    <User>Justin Richardson</User>
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    <User>Jerry Lawrence</User>
    <Comment>48566 is 4.0; 48565 is 4.1.</Comment>
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    <User>Jerry Lawrence</User>
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    <User>Jerry Lawrence</User>
    <Comment>To test:

Create a sensor with multiple Initial Offset types.  This can be done in the Calibration section of Add/Edit Sensor, by selecting a type from the combobox and clicking on the +.

Add the Sensor to a Test Setup in the Channels step, then move to the Parameters step and ensure that the value in the Initial offset column is not None.</Comment>
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    <User>Jerry Lawrence</User>
    <Comment>There are two places where the code needed to be modified to not set to None if another value is available:

1) SetSensor() calls DecideSettings() to set InitialOffset, so the change is needed there.
 
2) In a handful of places, InitialOffset is set to the DefaultOffset, so the change is needed in DefaultOffset also, because the default for a sensor with more than one available offset should not be None.</Comment>
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    <User>Dan McFadden</User>
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    <Comment>see attached pdf</Comment>
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