Network Bridge Failures

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  1. kelly

    kelly

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    Hi all,
    On a Cbus job I had to investigate a fault that the master off wasnt working on a 5 story building in Melbourne. There is a Minder that gives the MASTER OFF command. I tried scanning the network with toolkit and noticed I couldnt scan the A side of 2 Network Bridges. On inspection I found the A side LED dead. I removed the NBs and tried them on small local test network but they were dead. I thought all a bit strange and checked my A side voltage which was 34v all good and I could scan all other NBs and networks. I ordered 2 new ones and when I went to insall them I noticed another had died in the week that passed. Checked voltages again and all seemed OK. This install has been running for about 4 years.
    Has anyone got a possible explanation for this
    Cheers
     
    kelly, Jan 30, 2008
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    Darpa

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    Totally non-helpful reply :p

    Maybe the inbuilt "warranty-expiration" clock set at the factory expired and they both shat themselves because Clipsal want you to buy new ones? :p
     
    Darpa, Feb 2, 2008
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    ashleigh Moderator

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    Naughty!!!

    By the way - there is no such timer!

    Sounds like they need to be sent back for repair and diagnosis. Call technical support please.
     
    ashleigh, Feb 3, 2008
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