7 N's, 5 S's, 6 N's, 1 D file c:/data/CD014/cd14_2013mar20/c
7 N's, 17 S's, 6 N's, 1 D file c:/data/CD014/cd14_2013mar20/c
Mostly I was looking at the data in 00016, but what I noticed appears to be true in 00017 as well.
For most of the differences, data values are fine. There is, however, a strange behavior during frames with resets. The plot below plots:
white: 00016 12thN-13thN vs 13thN - D
red: 00016 4thN-5thN vs 6thN-7thN
blue: 00016 10thN-11thN vs 9thN vs 10thN
green: 00017 10thN-11thN vs 9thN vs 10thN
yellow: 00017 12thN - 13thN vs 13thN - D
You can see that the ones involving resets (white, yellow) have two states while the red, blue, and green, which do not have resets, are fine.
A separate plot of just even row differences (ie, 00016 12thN-13thN vs 13thN-D just even rows) and just odd rows shows that the odd rows are the ones behaving differently. Remember that IDL starts with Row 0, so evens are the first row.

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