[PCR-1000] still power on problem (SOLVED!!!)
A10382
a10382 at snet.net
Wed May 2 09:42:03 EDT 2007
Or -- multiple 'grounds' of differing potentials. Usually a problem in
commercial buildings ( typically in a multi-building campus) more often than
in a residence. It usually shows its ugly head when trying to run cables
from building to building. Sometimes, the best solution is as noted below -
use opto-isolators.
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Frank
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Subject: Re: [PCR-1000] still power on problem (SOLVED!!!)
> On Wed, May 02, 2007 at 12:25:26AM +0200, MN wrote:
>> Hello together.
>>
>> Some weeks ago i posted my power-on problem here. Now I solved it.
>> I explain it here, maybe somebody is interested what was wrong:
>>
>> The pcr1k and the pc were an different mains power plugs.
>> There was a voltage difference between the pc and pcr1k, wich caused the
>> problem, because there was a high current at the serial cable
>> to the pcr. Now it works perfectly again!
>>
>
> Well done. The voltage difference may indicate a problem with your
> house (or office or apartment) power wiring, which you may want to
> have an electrician investigate. I suppose you could build a box with
> opto-isolators in it to provide DC isolation between the PC and the
> PCR1K while still moving data between them. You also could just buy
> one; there are several shown in a very quick Google search.
>
> The list is very quiet. If it's not dead, it's sleeping very soundly.
> I'm glad to see your post.
>
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