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Tuesday night, we had a big storm and lost power. When I went down my basement the next morning. My 1066 was on, it was off. Why did this happen?
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If it was suspended (not really turned off, the red diode is shining) it should be fully back on again if the power was out during the night. If it was completely turned off (power button on the RSP 1066 was off) you probably have leprechauns messing with your head ... :LOL: -
Aero993,
The same thing happen to me, and I asked did someone turn on my equipment.
Check your power settings, I recall somewhere in the manual that if you suffer from electrical storms and have frequent power outages, you may want to change your power settings.
Perhaps other members can provide more specifics (my memory is not what is used to be).
Hope this helps,
ArmanComment
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I too noticed that after a power outage my 1066 comes on. I figured it has to do with being in standby mode all of the time. It's plugged into a surge protector so I would hope that would prevent damage.
Anyone else have any thoughts?
Bill
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Velodyne CT-120Comment
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Check out this post.....it might be your answer.
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Bill, just FYI, there are no "real" guarantees with surge protection. Spikes can still go through them and take out your equipment. Always best to unplug during electrical storms for prevention.
LexDoug
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On my RSX-1055, either on stanby or running, the diode is blue?Originally posted by dali
is taht OK?
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