Clicking noise?

[frijoli]

There is a relay that triggers on my M1G that I cannot firure out what is causing it. This system is in my bedroom and I can hear it at night. I can't see anything that is turned on and I have no rules set up currently.

Any thoughts?

Clay

 

[gatchel]

Maybe the phone line seizure relay?

 

[frijoli]

I checked and I have the phone line disabled in the globals section as best I can tell. Is there another place to look?

 

[Ishmael]

If it's happening once a minute, it could be the same behavior I ran into after a firmware update. The short answer is that I never set an RP access code, which was causing my M1XEP to reboot once a minute, and that reboot also caused a clicking of a relay each time it happened.

If you think there's any chance that this is related, see http://cocoontech.co...-once-a-minute/ for details.

Chris

 

[frijoli]

If it's happening once a minute, it could be the same behavior I ran into after a firmware update. The short answer is that I never set an RP access code, which was causing my M1XEP to reboot once a minute, and that reboot also caused a clicking of a relay each time it happened.

If you think there's any chance that this is related, see http://cocoontech.co...-once-a-minute/ for details.

Chris

Thanks, this seemingly is random, and spaced quite a bit of time apart. Actually far enough that I forget about it until it happens again. I wish there was a way to capture events and log them. It doesn't show under the standard event log. This is really annoying for now. hahaha

 

[video321]

I wish there was a way to capture events and log them.

Setup hyperterminal for port 2101 to log all events. You can also use the M1XEP Diagnostics Utility.

 

[frijoli]

Setup hyperterminal for port 2101 to log all events. You can also use the M1XEP Diagnostics Utility.

I have my M1XEP back so I will attempt this.

 

[Gearhead]

Anything out of the ordinary in your event log ?