BigMojo Posted June 19, 2015 Posted June 19, 2015 So I just went through the whole 2413S (V1.B/1305) failure cycle and replaced it with a new V2.1/1505 unit which appears to be working fine. Beyond the obvious capacitor issues, there's a lot of talk about making sure the PLM is up and running before booting the ISY. I'd like to suggest the following: Scenario: A power failure occurs when you're off-site and unable to manually power up the ISY post PLM boot. Challenge: ISY establishes communications to the PLM after a suitable wait period following restoration of power. Potential Solution: If: { PLM DSR / DTE is active ISY up time < 30 seconds Stateful Boot Flag is False } Then: { Stop PLM Comm Link Wait Period Start PLM Comm Link Wait Period Query PLM Status Set Stateful Boot Flag to True if above tasks complete successfully } I didn't have time to do a deep dive on the signals available from the PLM, but living in the lightning capitol of the world, we have tons of spurious power events. I'd like to be confident that the system will recover in a reliable fashion without manual intervention. Thanks in advance for your consideration!
LeeG Posted June 19, 2015 Posted June 19, 2015 It is not a problem during a power up when both PLM and ISY are powered at the same time. PLM comes up very quickly, much faster than the ISY. The PLM should be fully functional long before ISY is ready to interface with PLM.
Brian H Posted June 20, 2015 Posted June 20, 2015 The only signals on the 2413S. Are RS232 and TTL Level. Serial In and Out communications. The Quick Users Guide in the box shows the pin out on the RJ45 connector. No handshakes are even available.
BigMojo Posted June 22, 2015 Author Posted June 22, 2015 Thanks for the responses Lee & Brian, it's nice to hear that it's not an issue!
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