I have ran into a IPO 500 v2 7.0 that I have started working on. The first thing I notices is how incredibly hot that back of the unit is near the power cord. Is there a fan inside to keep the unit cool that may have stopped working? Anyone else notice this happening? I am concerned this unit is just going to burn it self out real soon.
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hairlessupportmonkey
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And if the IPO is burning hot, then its either working to its limit or something is wrong or the ambient temp in the comms room is too high.
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holdmusic34
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Check the kettle cord has not loosened out of the plug a few millimetres (0.1181102362206 inches)
Save the config, Gracefully shut down, unseat cards and isolate hot spot.
Probably power supply (replace control unit) or combo card (replace). Like calculus on your teeth, inaction will result in further damage.
Or the silly answer:
Does the company have any Chinese speaking employees?
If your locale is set to a European nation and they talk Mandarin down the line it creates resistance as the IPO attempts to process the required language files which may not have been uploaded.
They could be only a few calls to their family away from bringing the business to its' knees.
Advise to talk in the configured locale only.![[lol]](/data/assets/smilies/lol.gif "[lol] [lol]")
Save the config, Gracefully shut down, unseat cards and isolate hot spot.
Probably power supply (replace control unit) or combo card (replace). Like calculus on your teeth, inaction will result in further damage.
Or the silly answer:
Does the company have any Chinese speaking employees?
If your locale is set to a European nation and they talk Mandarin down the line it creates resistance as the IPO attempts to process the required language files which may not have been uploaded.
They could be only a few calls to their family away from bringing the business to its' knees.
Advise to talk in the configured locale only.
Greybeard191
Technical User
in R10, they're bringing out a codec for that... at that's what I heard. ME11 (Mandarin - European 1 to 1). Payload is huge though... approx 8.5 times higher than G711... roughly on par with the Euro as compared to the Yuan.
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hairlessupportmonkey
IS-IT--Management
> Also, near the power cord is where the power supply for the IPO is. Safely using a voltmeter, check that the incoming power is within the specifications of device.
I think its safe to assume its not over voltage as only countries like UK / Aus / NZ use 230/240V and much of the rest of the world is 110 / 120V. I would also think it safe to assume the PSU in the IPO is also protected from over voltage with the use of fuses and varistors
ACSS - SME
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I think its safe to assume its not over voltage as only countries like UK / Aus / NZ use 230/240V and much of the rest of the world is 110 / 120V. I would also think it safe to assume the PSU in the IPO is also protected from over voltage with the use of fuses and varistors
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