pete_c
Guru
OK so tested PCS, HAI and SA switches picking switches on the opposite and same phase.
The UPB HAI serial PIM is physically on the opposite side of the 2nd story home (fuse panel is on the other side in the basement) connected to a Quatech Serial server.
Note too that my signal zapping issue was intermittent and when it occurred wouldn't let the PIM connect to the UPB device - IE: zero reads.
This is what I am seeing.
Will attach Upstart images if requested. I have UPS's with no filters on second floor (2), main floor(1) and basement "server" box section (2)/modem, switch, router and stuff (1)
Note that I am running the communications test with the supposition that it does two way communications back and forth.
All PCS / HAI switches at the device had excellent signals > 50 > 70 and almost all at the powerline interface are over 100.
SA switches whether same or opposite appear lop sided with high signals at the powerline interface (much over 100) and lower 21-31) at the device side.
One SA switch SW2 Series Dimming Switch Firmware V01.15 on Phase O
Repeater OFF
At the device: 26
At the powerline interface: 64
Repeater ON
At the device: 26
At the powerline interface 103
One SA LM Lamp Module - Timer FW version 04.26 - Phase S
Repeater OFF
At the device 31
At the powerline interface 127
Repeater ON
At the device 32
At the powerline interface 126
OK this is indicator that the SA switches do not really benefit as well as the HAI / PCS switches from the HAI phase repeater.
The lop sided signals are different whether the device / PIM are on the same phase or opposite phase.
The powerline side is mostly higher with the repeater running but not always.
I do see some improvements in signals with SA switches / HAI Repeater.
I do not see that the HAI repeater dings the SA signals; rather it improves one side and or doesn't do anything to the other side.
Note that these numbers are from the second floor UPB and probably are different than the basement UPB adjacent to the fuse panel.
Communications test with the SPR
At the device:
Signal: 110
Noise: 2
Avg-Noise: 3
At the powerline interface:
Signal: 100
I can go to the fuse panel and flip the breakers off for the HAI repeater and flip the breakers on for the PCS phase coupler.
Will do that in a little bit.
The UPB HAI serial PIM is physically on the opposite side of the 2nd story home (fuse panel is on the other side in the basement) connected to a Quatech Serial server.
Note too that my signal zapping issue was intermittent and when it occurred wouldn't let the PIM connect to the UPB device - IE: zero reads.
This is what I am seeing.
Will attach Upstart images if requested. I have UPS's with no filters on second floor (2), main floor(1) and basement "server" box section (2)/modem, switch, router and stuff (1)
Note that I am running the communications test with the supposition that it does two way communications back and forth.
All PCS / HAI switches at the device had excellent signals > 50 > 70 and almost all at the powerline interface are over 100.
SA switches whether same or opposite appear lop sided with high signals at the powerline interface (much over 100) and lower 21-31) at the device side.
One SA switch SW2 Series Dimming Switch Firmware V01.15 on Phase O
Repeater OFF
At the device: 26
At the powerline interface: 64
Repeater ON
At the device: 26
At the powerline interface 103
One SA LM Lamp Module - Timer FW version 04.26 - Phase S
Repeater OFF
At the device 31
At the powerline interface 127
Repeater ON
At the device 32
At the powerline interface 126
OK this is indicator that the SA switches do not really benefit as well as the HAI / PCS switches from the HAI phase repeater.
The lop sided signals are different whether the device / PIM are on the same phase or opposite phase.
The powerline side is mostly higher with the repeater running but not always.
I do see some improvements in signals with SA switches / HAI Repeater.
I do not see that the HAI repeater dings the SA signals; rather it improves one side and or doesn't do anything to the other side.
Note that these numbers are from the second floor UPB and probably are different than the basement UPB adjacent to the fuse panel.
Communications test with the SPR
At the device:
Signal: 110
Noise: 2
Avg-Noise: 3
At the powerline interface:
Signal: 100
I can go to the fuse panel and flip the breakers off for the HAI repeater and flip the breakers on for the PCS phase coupler.
Will do that in a little bit.