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BIPADs not always receiving commands?

 

I'm racking my brain trying to troubleshoot an intermittent problem I am having with audio being switched through 2 BIPAD8s. It seems like the BIPAD8s aren't always responding to incoming signals. I can go into a room and turn the system on and off 50 times, and 20 out of that 50 I won't get any audio. When I check signals in Debugger, they always indicate that audio *should* be playing, but there's no way for me to be sure that the BIPADs actually received the signals.

When I do a Network Analysis on the 6 Cresnet devices in my system, I get periodic failures (see my other post about that earlier today) but I have never had one of the BIPAD8s completely fall off the network and not report back. This is all running off a CP3.

Has anyone run across this before? Is what I'm describing even possible?
 

Are you running the latest CP3 firmware? Until the most recent release there were a few cresnet bugs. I had a similar issue where ML-600's would stop responding. Also you can check errlog and may find some cryptic messages from the cresnet process. Firmware update should clear those up.

Jon

--- In Crestron@..., "floyd1212" <floyd1212@...> wrote:

I'm racking my brain trying to troubleshoot an intermittent problem I am having with audio being switched through 2 BIPAD8s. It seems like the BIPAD8s aren't always responding to incoming signals. I can go into a room and turn the system on and off 50 times, and 20 out of that 50 I won't get any audio. When I check signals in Debugger, they always indicate that audio *should* be playing, but there's no way for me to be sure that the BIPADs actually received the signals.

When I do a Network Analysis on the 6 Cresnet devices in my system, I get periodic failures (see my other post about that earlier today) but I have never had one of the BIPAD8s completely fall off the network and not report back. This is all running off a CP3.

Has anyone run across this before? Is what I'm describing even possible?

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