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  • 12-05-2012, 10:01 PM
    rgb3rd
    Quote Originally Posted by chesehd View Post
    Did you also remove any input from the smart sensor input?

    How about putting a meter on the inputs and seeing what you have coming in?

    A few minutes can save a lot of cash if you haven't tried those yet.

    Ken


    Thank you Ken,

    There is nothing attached to the smart sensor input.

    I will try your idea and measure each input.

    Thanks again

    Roy
  • 12-05-2012, 05:13 PM
    chesehd
    Did you also remove any input from the smart sensor input?

    How about putting a meter on the inputs and seeing what you have coming in?

    A few minutes can save a lot of cash if you haven't tried those yet.

    Ken
  • 12-04-2012, 10:26 PM
    rgb3rd
    Quote Originally Posted by Skean View Post
    You might have a high voltage hitting the input buss causing all inputs to read 999. Try unplugging one of the connectors on the buss one at a time to see if that helps. if it does you have a bad input on the connector that is unplugged. I am not sure but my recollection is anything over 10vdc will cause that to happen. Good luck!
    Skean
    Thank you for the reply and the advice. I did what you said one input at a time and still have the problem. I removed all the inputs and the problem did not go away. I powered it down and reset the controller and reloaded it and still have the problem. I guise I will have to buy a new controller.

    Thanks again

    Roy
  • 12-04-2012, 02:36 PM
    Skean
    Quote Originally Posted by rgb3rd View Post
    I have about 75 Andover Infinity I2 920 in service. On one of them all the inputs are reading 999.99. I shut the power down and removed the backup battery. I re-energize and reload the controller and I still get the same thing on the inputs. Is this something that is easy to fix or is the board shot and I need a new one.

    RGB
    You might have a high voltage hitting the input buss causing all inputs to read 999. Try unplugging one of the connectors on the buss one at a time to see if that helps. if it does you have a bad input on the connector that is unplugged. I am not sure but my recollection is anything over 10vdc will cause that to happen. Good luck!
    Skean
  • 12-04-2012, 06:03 AM
    Chris_Worthington
    Thread relocated to the "Controls" section of the site.
  • 12-03-2012, 09:17 PM
    rgb3rd

    Andover Controls

    I have about 75 Andover Infinity I2 920 in service. On one of them all the inputs are reading 999.99. I shut the power down and removed the backup battery. I re-energize and reload the controller and I still get the same thing on the inputs. Is this something that is easy to fix or is the board shot and I need a new one.

    RGB

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