Dupicate units?

Discussion in 'C-Bus Toolkit and C-Gate Software' started by froop, Feb 26, 2008.

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    Can someone please help me work out if I have something strange going on. When I scan my network, while Toolkit is looking for duplicate units, this appears on the C-Gate console:

    There are no warnings or messages that appear in Toolkit when it does the scan. Unit 1 is a CNI, Unit 3 is a PCU. Units 40,41,42 are 8ch dimmers.
    All five devices are working perfectly, and there are no other devices on my network that aren't accounted for.
     
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    This is cgate telling us that there are multiple replies coming from those unit addresses.

    This is suggestive of a unit address conflict (unravel needed) OR that there may be poor communications.

    It might be worthwhile doing a basic electrical check of the cbus wiring.

    Alternatively, it it all seems to work OK, just leave it alone and ignore the messages :D
     
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    I don't think its due to poor communications on the network, as it is always these same devices. Surely if it was a physical network issue, the messages would be different each time.

    I checked that other thread, and will check firmware versions. Is that still an issue with C-Gate v2.6.1?

    My C-Bus network is working okay, so I was happy to leave it alone. But I'm currently having issues with CQC dropping connection to CBus, so I'm digging trying to identify a cause.
     
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