Hi Chris,
Do you mean if the Y and Z have been crossed?
If you have two processors on the Cresnet, ONE of them will be on address 02 and the other MUST be on a higher address (in order to make it a slave). If they're both on 02, then they will BOTH try to take control of the Cresnet bus, and fight over the Y and Z lines. I'd be surprised if you'd see any Cresnet devices in such circumstances. At best, I'd expect very intermittent/corrupt responses from slave devices.
If one is a master and one is a slave, the slave will sit with its transceiver in high Z (i.e. listening to the bus) and you just won't see it if the Y and Z are the wrong way around.
If the master has Y and Z reversed, again, I think you're looking at a very quiet Cresnet bus as none of the devices will respond.
To be honest, I think off-site diagnosis is going to be inconclusive.
All the best,
Ol
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--- In Crestron@..., Chris Schley <cssfh3@...> wrote:
So I have 2 questions.
First is - does anyone know if you can tell from offsite if 2
processors' cresnet buses have been crossed?
and second, what would the effects be if they were crossed?
Chris.\
