Mon, 06 20:13 , Nenhum_de_Nos wrote: > hail, ???
> I had a problem in my DSL modem this week, and got to notice that the default > power supply from > Soekris would make my net6501 and net5501 have grounding issues. Both would > cause electric shock. > When I changed the power supply, for another I have that have the ground pin, > all went back to > fine. Euro-plugs don't have ground wires, so if your box is statically loaded (or the adapter somehow connects to the housing, which should not go unnoticed) there's no way to get rid of the potential difference. It looks as if your Soekris is loaded out of some reason and there is no chance to conduct it away (except via your body, if you touch it :) Even if you don't encounter that with your new power supply, the problem most probably persists. You just don't sense it anymore because of the ground wire. I suggest you focus on finding the reason instead of fighting the symptoms. It is highly improbable that the leakage originates from the power plug, as you do not have more than a few volts here (given that you didn't open it etc etc). You just wouldn't feel it. Regards, /M _______________________________________________ Soekris-tech mailing list [email protected] http://lists.soekris.com/mailman/listinfo/soekris-tech
