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  • Subject: Re: Weird Controller Behavior
  • From: Larry Bolhuis <lbolhui@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 16:41:14 -0500
  • Organization: Arbor Solutions, Inc

Brad,

Well I gotta go with the Timer.  I have had crummy or worse luck with Motorola
Bit Smasher ISDN equipment but it definitely sounds like either your Bitsmoker
has a call duration timer going off (or the call accounting timer maxes out and
the thing chokes), or your telco has a limit on ISDN call time.  Either is
possible but personally I'd blame Motorola (even though my personal policy 
toward
the phone company is the same as the IRS towards us tax paying citizens: Guilty
until proven innocent!)  Understand I'm not beating Motorola in general just
their ISDN junk.

 - Larry

"Stone, Brad V (TC)" wrote:
> 
> I got this email from someone, and am not familiar with the controllers.
> So, I'm posting it here.  :)  Thanks for any help.
> ---------------------------------------
> I have a remote site running off a Perle 494E using an ISDN Bitsufer Pro
> Motorola Modem and the line keeps dropping at the very same exact time twice
> daily. I have called perle and they say its the modem, but I wanted to ask
> you if there is anything within the as400 thats would cause this to happen.
> 
> What is puzzling is that when I reset the perle and modem and line, the
> times of the line dropping moves up by the amount of time that the devices
> were powered off. Its like its on some kind of timer if you would.
-- 
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Arbor Solutions, Inc  |
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