Dear again sirs,
After some investigation I've found 2 new clues.
1 - The problem begins always with a small signal drop. It usually lasts
only a few seconds but that's enough to crash the adapter connected to
the antenna.
2 - Now the news: if noticed that when this happens, the driver's
And regarding 2 hours, normally it's about 2 or 3 days before fails.
Sometimes it's some hours later. Totally random. For example today I
restarted this morning, and no failure for the moment on any of both
transponders.
The problem is really very strange.
Hmm. I don't know then.
Other
Dear sirs,
I'm a systems engineer (from spain, so excuse my bad english) working
for some time with all kinds of TV receivers.
First I wanted to thank you all for your work.
I saw that sometimes your tips on this list are very helpfull, so I
wanted to make you a question that maybe you can
I've been working for some time with those devices, and recently I have
a problem which I've never seen before. The point is that I tune
properly frequency and I start watching all channels, but after some
time one or 2 tuners stops, and you cannot tune again any frequency
until you reboot
Thanks for your reply Steven. I'll reply inline also.
El 13/08/12 15:20, Steven Toth escribió:
I've been working for some time with those devices, and recently I have
a problem which I've never seen before. The point is that I tune
properly frequency and I start watching all channels, but after
The problem is cronic, is allways there. And the only recover solution that
I found is to reboot server.
And if you reboot the server, and immediately re-use the failed card,
it works reliably again for another 2 hours?
In other words, it's not heat / environment related?
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Steven Toth -
I understand your point.
I tryed this. Also I was in that country last week to record a near
country, and I personally checked that wasn't heat problem (I have
remote hands there which reported me the same).
Before going there, I got same idea you're proposing so I implemented
into restart
