05-15-2013, 05:53 PM
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Merry Christmas to all
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Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: North Central Florida
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Originally Posted by BlueSky
I think you may still have a problem. It's my understanding that the Dectet is designed to restart after it determines that the power line malady has cleared. Someone please set me straight if I've got it wrong.
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Joe.......The Dectet owner's manual says, "Once the power has returned to its proper range of voltage, the Power Center will wait a few seconds and then reconnect the equipment." The owner's manual goes on to say, "A slow blinking power button means there is an over or under voltage situation and the unit has shut down. This occurs when greater than 20% of the rated voltage is exceeded or if the voltage is below 25% of the rating. The Power Center should automatically turn back on when the voltage on the line has returned to normal. If it does not, simply press the logo power button to reactivate the Power Center."
It seems that in some cases power is not always restored automatically, but pressing the logo power button reactivates the Dectet.
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