Originally posted by paulockenden
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This was with a very rapid temperature rise from the sensor touching the side of a boiling kettle however.
If it is supposed to do this then it almost seems as if the CS92 has "forgotten" what the desired set point is, and is sending its 3 transmissions at a lower temperature then sending nothing for a while ?
I wonder if the CS92 remembers the set point when the batteries are removed and refitted (which has been done a couple of times in the last week) and if not when does the Evotouch re-advise it of what the set point is supposed to be ? Or would I have to change and then change back the set point in the installer menu to provoke this ?
Or could it be if the temperature rises quickly it uses up its "allocation" of how many messages it can send in a given time period and is forced to remain silent for a while ? I think the spec does indicate that devices are only allowed to transmit for a certain percentage of air time - maybe that is being exceeded when the temperature rises quickly.
Without an HGI80 to analyse the problem in more depth I can only speculate, and I don't really feel like buying another £94 piece of kit to troubleshoot an issue that shouldn't really be there.
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