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This page is dedicated to troubleshooting of the Opto22 system. Additions to this page should be made in a ''Symptom/Solution''-style. The goal is to provide a 'first place to look'-list for other Opto users and help minimise downtime.
 
This page is dedicated to troubleshooting of the Opto22 system. Additions to this page should be made in a ''Symptom/Solution''-style. The goal is to provide a 'first place to look'-list for other Opto users and help minimise downtime.
 
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== General Information ==
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This table contains info regarding the two Opto brains. It might be useful when troubleshooting network-related issues. Although the physical network point doesn't, strictly speaking, make a difference - it's good to know this in case of network restructuring (note: this has happened before).
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|width="300pt" style="background:#A7C1F2"|
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|width="350pt" style="background:#A7C1F2"|<center>'''Opto Brain 1'''</center>
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|width="350pt" style="background:#A7C1F2"|<center>'''Opto Brain 2'''</center>
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|Physical network point||<center>D231</center>||<center>D232</center>
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|MAC Address||<center>00:A0:3D:00:17:8E</center>||<center>00:A0:3D:00:A1:39</center>
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|DNS Name||<center>opto1</center>||<center>opto2</center>
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|Static IP||<center>137.215.116.239</center>||<center>137.215.116.238</center>
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|}
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The Following Opto Brains are in the Tribology Lab and not the PMC Lab !!
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|width="300pt" style="background:#A7C1F2"|
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|width="350pt" style="background:#A7C1F2"|<center>'''Opto Brain 1'''</center>
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|width="350pt" style="background:#A7C1F2"|<center>'''Opto Brain 2'''</center>
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|Physical network point||<center>Not Known</center>||<center>Not Known</center>
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|MAC Address||<center>00:A0:3D:00:8F:A0</center>||<center>00:A0:3D:00:99:4E</center>
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|DNS Name||<center>Not Known</center>||<center>Not Known</center>
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|Static IP||<center>Not Known</center>||<center>Not Known</center>
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== Opto Brains ==
 
== Opto Brains ==
 
=== 3 Volt Fault ===
 
=== 3 Volt Fault ===

Latest revision as of 12:56, 25 October 2012

This page is dedicated to troubleshooting of the Opto22 system. Additions to this page should be made in a Symptom/Solution-style. The goal is to provide a 'first place to look'-list for other Opto users and help minimise downtime.

General Information

This table contains info regarding the two Opto brains. It might be useful when troubleshooting network-related issues. Although the physical network point doesn't, strictly speaking, make a difference - it's good to know this in case of network restructuring (note: this has happened before).

Opto Brain 1
Opto Brain 2
Physical network point
D231
D232
MAC Address
00:A0:3D:00:17:8E
00:A0:3D:00:A1:39
DNS Name
opto1
opto2
Static IP
137.215.116.239
137.215.116.238

The Following Opto Brains are in the Tribology Lab and not the PMC Lab !!

Opto Brain 1
Opto Brain 2
Physical network point
Not Known
Not Known
MAC Address
00:A0:3D:00:8F:A0
00:A0:3D:00:99:4E
DNS Name
Not Known
Not Known
Static IP
Not Known
Not Known

Opto Brains

3 Volt Fault

Symptom
The LED indicating a 3 Volt fault is on and the Opto unit can't be communicated with. Resetting the IP manually (see Brain manual) is also not possible in this state.
Solution
Use a multimeter and check the 5V supply voltage to the rail; the Opto brains require 5V DC (+/-0.1V). If it's found that the supplied voltage is below 4.9V, adjust the output of the power supply (if possible). As a check, test the 'broken' power supply on a working Opto brain to confirm that it is indeed the power supply that has failed and not a short in the brain.

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