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Seems like a great idea, run your IP communication in a big loop to an RSTP switch, then the RSTP switch decides which way communicaitons goes, and if ever a com cable is compromised, you can't tell because the RSTP switch just sends the data through whatever path is available for that controller.

But how does the system operator know that there has been an issue? Are there any RSTP switches that will send an alarm via BACnet, or something we can integrate to, informing us that there has been a communication shift due to a broken com line?

I am on a 3-month wait list for fiber, and I desperately need Network. My neighbor graciously gave me the password to his Wi-Fi, but the signal is weak. I searched for Wi-Fi extenders and Deco Outdoor was listed as capable of having Wi-Fi backhaul. So I bought it.

Going through setup, it does not let me go past the " plug an Ethernet cable into your router" point, I do not see an option to use Wi-Fi as the path to the internet.

Can it be done? What am I missing?

Anyone have a good reccomendation for compact 8 port RSTP Switches, hopefully with 24VAC and Din rail mount, but not a deal breaker.

Thank you!

Bought a gently used LG WT7400cv.ASSEUUS washing machine... Supposedly worked fine.

It does not.

I would like to troubleshoot it, but I will likely need a service manual (not an owners manual)

Any one know where I can find one?

When set to run in any mode, the 'sensing' light flashes, and it never moves on to fill or wash or anything. It just sits there sensing.

I set it on 'tub clean', thinking it would not need to sense for that - it filled the tub, and sat there doing nothing. The timer did not advance.

Any ideas?