The unit stays on via the ethernet port 24/7 and I have noticed if it is on for a while without video/audio input and then I send it video/audio there will be no audio. If I reboot the device the audio will instantly start working by unplugging and re-plugging the ethernet cable.
Is there a way to make the audio work after several hours of no input even if the device has been left on? I cannot control the power of the network as it is something provided by the IT side of campus.
That’s certainly odd and unexpected behavior. It’s possible we could be looking at some sort of bug or environmental issue that’s triggering it. This will require some larger troubleshooting with additional information such as permanent logs and rough date/time of the disappearing. This will allow us to dig into this to determine the cause and correct it
Please send us an email at info@epiphan.com with the description of your issue, as well as the permanent logs from your device.
Permanent logs can be found on the Maintenance page near the top. If permanent logs were not previously enabled, you will need to enable it from the check box and wait until the issue reappears so that it can be logged within the permanent logs.
SDI audio drop is not something we have seen more than a handful of times in the field. So, as Mat suggested, this may indeed be a bug on our end but we would need to do more investigation to determine the cause.
Could you both please download permanent and temporary logs and send these to info@epiphan.com
Instructions for downloading permanent logs
Navigate to Pearl WebUI -> Maintenance -> download permanents logs
Instructions for downloading temporary logs
If the issue occurs, before reboot enter the following browser based command into your browser URL field
Pearl_IP/admin/allinfo.cgi
For example:
192.168.1.10/admin/allinfo.cgi