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John Larkin

Jan 1, 1970
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Of course we want to see it - in a group of engineers, that's like asking a
fat kid if he wants an ice-cream!

I know that. I just wanted everybody to beg.

John
 
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John Larkin

Jan 1, 1970
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Helo John,
I use these beasts in a building network scheme. Some do go ballistic
for no good reason as you mention. Never took one apart (so carfeully)
and pictured so well. Nice work!
marc

Have you seen the same thing, high power consumption and high case
temperature, for no reason? Lantronix told us they'd never seen it
before.

John
 
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LVMarc

Jan 1, 1970
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John said:
Posted to abse yesterday.

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John
Helo John,
I use these beasts in a building network scheme. Some do go ballistic
for no good reason as you mention. Never took one apart (so carfeully)
and pictured so well. Nice work!
marc
 
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LVMarc

Jan 1, 1970
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John said:
Have you seen the same thing, high power consumption and high case
temperature, for no reason? Lantronix told us they'd never seen it
before.

John
Yeah we saw it suck cuurent and act flaky, we had a net work of 3
lantronix rs-485 to ethernet, all the thernets back to a pc. we buffered
the drive signal from the lantroinx to drive rs-485 using "cp1" to
select drive enable. on random times wewould get data failures, have to
re boot and would work fine for 100's of hours. then fail ususally hot.
we used curent limitng power supplies so we could see when the beasts
failed. considering another source for that function and eliminating
the rs-485 to ethernet bridging entirley...made sense for using exsitng
wiring at first..
Marc
 
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