The first controller layout was an S-Com 7k through
one of the original Link RLC-6 boards. The RF was
the famous Spectrum Brand TX & RX strips. The power
supply (which also runs three other repeaters) is a
Triplitte.
In sequence:
I replaced the RLC-6 board after trying a "shotgun"
chip swap and new firmware on the original RLC-6.
I replaced the S-Com 7K with a another 7K and updated
firmware (the Vyex 7K DAB).
I replaced the Spectrum RF Equipment with brand new
Maggiore stuff, which included the second updated
S-Com 7K (the RLC-6 was not in the second version).
I replaced the second 7K with a third 7K. The problem
still rears its ugly head. Main audio fails and the
controller goes into a weird loop lockup reset mode.
The power supply works fine, also running three other
repeaters, which work just peachy.
The third generation equipment has the same problems
as the first generation.
I found the problem... I'll take a question or two
more if you want, then I'll post what I found.
cheers
skipp
> Bob Dengler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At 4/27/2005 11:01 AM, you wrote:
>
>
> >Mystery: "Repeater Problem of the Month Club".
>
> Were all the repeater controllers RLC-6s, or was the replacement
something
> else?
>
> Bob NO6B
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