I don't listen that carefully - I remember "bring up the speed" on standalone pumps/generators but I don't recall hearing "bring the speed up". When driving/cycling, it is normally "can you drive/cycle faster/slower". Maybe I'm in a country where people just phrase things differently. I understand what you are saying: just don't recall ever hearing it phrased like that.

Haven't heard or bringing up an engine before - then again, I don't work in those circles. Getting used to the term after hearing it every day, several times a day. It is like equipments. Takes a lot of getting used to.

Coming from a software background, I'm just not used to hearing a double-barreled word in that context. Takes a lot of getting used to.

That is what I did when I realized what was happening. It is one of those cases where I fixed the symptom but didn't know the root reason of why it worked. Anyway @sphero has provided the answer.

@nanofarad Haven't heard of a light pipe before but that looks like it might work. If you write that as the solution, I'll accept it as the answer.

The basic problem was that the free version of the software didn't have the mega module for accessing the DRAM controller.enabled.so if I wanted to do anything with it, I'd have to do it from scratch.