PAC Logging

Discussion in 'C-Touch/HomeGate/SchedulePlus/PICED Software' started by xrmichael, Mar 9, 2016.

  1. xrmichael

    xrmichael

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    I have taken over the maintenance of a new site that has some strange issues that I am working through, the 1st thing I have come across is the PAC was running at 86% all the time I have altered the logic and got this down to the60% mark when connected to the PAC with all log options enabled I get the following:-

    08/03/2016 20:35:08 Logic : Duration = 86%
    08/03/2016 20:35:08 PAC : Rx "8F 03 00 07 14 FF 53 "
    08/03/2016 20:35:08 Logic : Duration = 86%
    08/03/2016 20:35:08 PAC : Rx "8F 03 00 07 15 FF 52 "
    08/03/2016 20:35:08 PAC : Rx "8F 03 00 07 15 FF 52 "
    08/03/2016 20:35:08 Logic : Duration = 86%
    08/03/2016 20:35:08 PAC : Rx "8F 03 00 07 16 FF 51 "
    08/03/2016 20:35:08 Logic : Duration = 86%
    08/03/2016 20:35:08 Logic : Duration = 86%
    08/03/2016 20:35:08 PAC : Rx "8F 03 00 07 15 FF 52 "

    This was before the logic changes

    Can someone explain what the PAC RX messages are and are they a concern ?

    Michael
     
    xrmichael, Mar 9, 2016
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    Pac

    As they don't seem to be coming from the network are they internal PAC timing functions ?
     
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    Not sure, but are you using either of the serial I/O on the PAC?

    It looks a bit like the serial logging messages.
     
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    No none of the serial ports in use.
     
    xrmichael, Mar 18, 2016
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