January 7, 200916 yr I have a 2420M motion sensor, which for some reason the sensor stops working after a day or so. I changed the battery, and moved it closer to an access point to test, same results. If I remove the battery, and leave it out for a few minutes, then reinstall it, the sensor works for some time... Any ideas as to why? Burak
January 7, 200916 yr I have a 2420M motion sensor, which for some reason the sensor stops working after a day or so. I changed the battery, and moved it closer to an access point to test, same results. If I remove the battery, and leave it out for a few minutes, then reinstall it, the sensor works for some time... Any ideas as to why? Burak What is the voltage on the battery you remove?
January 7, 200916 yr Author I have a 2420M motion sensor, which for some reason the sensor stops working after a day or so. I changed the battery, and moved it closer to an access point to test, same results. If I remove the battery, and leave it out for a few minutes, then reinstall it, the sensor works for some time... Any ideas as to why? Burak What is the voltage on the battery you remove? Don't really know, twice I replaced with new battery... I'll get a voltmeter and check... That said, the old way of sticking your tongue on the 9 volt battery technique indicated battery is full
January 8, 200916 yr Hi Burak, I think this is related to your post where the PLM does not hear events, right? With kind regards, Michel I have a 2420M motion sensor, which for some reason the sensor stops working after a day or so. I changed the battery, and moved it closer to an access point to test, same results. If I remove the battery, and leave it out for a few minutes, then reinstall it, the sensor works for some time... Any ideas as to why? Burak What is the voltage on the battery you remove? Don't really know, twice I replaced with new battery... I'll get a voltmeter and check... That said, the old way of sticking your tongue on the 9 volt battery technique indicated battery is full
January 8, 200916 yr I have a 2420M motion sensor, which for some reason the sensor stops working after a day or so. I changed the battery, and moved it closer to an access point to test, same results. If I remove the battery, and leave it out for a few minutes, then reinstall it, the sensor works for some time... Any ideas as to why? Burak What is the voltage on the battery you remove? Don't really know, twice I replaced with new battery... I'll get a voltmeter and check... That said, the old way of sticking your tongue on the 9 volt battery technique indicated battery is full My thought was the battery was being drained. But I guess that's not the case.
January 8, 200916 yr Author Hi Burak, I think this is related to your post where the PLM does not hear events, right? With kind regards, Michel Michel, I doubt it because this problem actually started before the PLM problem, however I am not able confirm this until I get the PLM back online... Burak
January 8, 200916 yr What firmware version is on the sticker inside the battery compartment? I saw on the Smarthome Forum someone got a replacement with 1.1, Mine are 1.0Bs. Though no data on what was changed.
January 8, 200916 yr Author What firmware version is on the sticker inside the battery compartment?I saw on the Smarthome Forum someone got a replacement with 1.1, Mine are 1.0Bs. Though no data on what was changed. I'll check tonight. Burak
January 9, 200916 yr Author After changing the PLM, and moving the MS to a test location, the unit has not repeated the problems I previously had. I'll move the unit to original location tonight to see if it happens again... Burak Hi Burak, I think this is related to your post where the PLM does not hear events, right? With kind regards, Michel I have a 2420M motion sensor, which for some reason the sensor stops working after a day or so. I changed the battery, and moved it closer to an access point to test, same results. If I remove the battery, and leave it out for a few minutes, then reinstall it, the sensor works for some time... Any ideas as to why? Burak What is the voltage on the battery you remove? Don't really know, twice I replaced with new battery... I'll get a voltmeter and check... That said, the old way of sticking your tongue on the 9 volt battery technique indicated battery is full
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