I considered doing just that, but since I didn't have my scope with me
and it's an hour's drive away it didn't seem worth it at this point. If
we have trouble again I may take the scope down there and test it.
-Brent
Steve Edwards wrote:
On Thu, 14 Feb 2008, Brent Davidson wrote:
That 3 foot cable run passes behind a
21" monitor that was connected to the server. When the line tests
showed everything OK, I decided the monitor might be a long shot but I
could understand how the degaussing coil coil could possibly induce a
surge on the phone line if the monitor was somehow degaussing nightly,
so I unplugged the monitor's power cable and left everything else as it
was. So far so good. X100p #4 is still working this morning, so it
looks like the problem is solved. Hope this helps someone else later on.
Indicative, but not conclusive.
It would be interesting to disconnect the "pairs" from the x100p's and
plug them into an oscilloscope or something similar and power-cycle,
auto-tune, sleep-mode, and degauss the tube to see if your assumption is
reasonable.
Thanks in advance,
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