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That's what i'm wondering... a software IPL didn't do it for us. Rochester
support directed us to completely power down and actually disconnect from
the UPS to force a full FSP reset. Not sure if Jeff has done that.
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I assume in the IPL you mean a IPL that includes hardware, not just
a software IPL?
jim franz
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Ok, part A sounds like things just aren't working. (The fact that you
never got the initial message during IPL to say the cable was attached is
probably showing that also.)
With part B you're either misreading what they've got written, or it's
documented wrong.
I'm not trying to be a hardcase either... i'm just worried that if you're
unplugging/plugging the signal cable in and not getting any recognition
you've got a nonfunctional setup.
I'm SURE that with what sounds like an identical setup, we can
remove/reattach the cable and the system will recognize that and spit out
the CPI* messages pretty much instantly.
I'm surprised that Larry Bolhuis or one of the more hardware related gurus
haven't chimed in... they've probably dealt with this on many machines!
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> Once your setup is working correctly, you can remove the
> cable (FC1827,
> right?) from the serial port on your 520 and you will see
> the message hit QSYSOPR saying that it's no longer connected
> (CPI0961 I think). When you plug it back in, you'll get a
> corresponding message (CPI0962 I think).
> We've tested it several times.
No, that's my point. I can plug and unplug to my heart's content and the
system doesn't know. I did it again this morning just to prove it to
myself.
Not trying to be a hardcase, but again:
> > IF THE CABLE IS REMOVED DURING RUN TIME, THE SYSTEM WILL
> STILL THINK
> > THE UPS IS ATTACHED." (emphasis mine)
If I read that correctly, it is "working as designed". That is, the system
not recognizing the UPS is attached/not is the expected behavior.
So 2 months from now, how do I know the system thinks it's attached?
I could set up a data area or anything I wanted to 'record' that it was
attached at some point in time, but that really means nothing. It needs to
be realtime.
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