[amayausers] Re: Amaya ethernet problem
- From: "Boris Molina" <bmolina@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "'info'" <info@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, <amayausers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 12 Feb 2005 13:18:58 -0800
To All,
1. I just tried connecting the ethernet cable directly into the PCB
connector but had no luck.
2. I checked the ethernet cables and everything seems in order
3. The general practice when using the machines is to turn all of the
equpiment off when the workday is over. I understand that there was no
electricity problems in our area and our power regulator has been working
fine..
4. The only other thing being noticed is that the lights under the needles
will turn on at times when we turn the machine on and not at all other
times.
Any other suggestions?
Boris Molina
-----Original Message-----
From: info [mailto:info@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Saturday, February 12, 2005 7:57 AM
To: bmolina@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Amaya ethernet problem
Boris,
Sounds like you've done all the standard troubleshooting on your ethernet
problem. There is another place that I would have you check. Open your AMAYA
Technical Manual file that should have been installed along with your OS,
click on the 'Search' tab and type in "ethernet" you will get a number of
topics. Select "Ethernet Harness" and read the topic in the right window.
The connection at the PCB should be checked. On my machine the cable runs
around the stud on the board and it is too tight. This could be a potential
problem if yours is the same. You can plug and unplug the connection and see
if it works. At this point you also could plug your ethernet cable directly
into the PCB connection and see if it works.
If this doesn't solve the problem, then my next best guess is the mother
board itself. You might want to think back and try to remember if there were
any voltage surges, lightning sticks in the area, etc. It is not common to
have the ethernet fail unless something else caused it to fail.
Let me know what happens,
Steve Stevenson
Amaya Tech
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