The computer is controlled by a PC and restarts itself without any clear indication of the issue.
The computer is controlled by a PC and restarts itself without any clear indication of the issue.
There are numerous threads here. Can you confirm if the shutdown occurs under heavy load? If so, power issues like PSU, motherboard, or wall power might be the cause. If it shuts down unpredictably despite fresh firmware updates, check for related events in the building—such as AC activation, fridge compressor engagement, or appliance usage.
It seems the main concern is the building itself. I've turned off DOCP and will investigate for a while. There are no unusual electronics issues reported. After running all the stress tests and checking the debug lights, I'm still unsure. Maybe the wall power is the problem? It's hard to say for sure.
It connects to a wall outlet to recharge its internal batteries. Typically, it features two power strips on the back—one protected against surges and the other for battery backup with surge protection. The device works to stabilize power, reducing voltage fluctuations. If it detects abnormal voltage levels (often a drop), it switches to internal batteries for stable power and aims to deliver a smooth sine wave. By default, it will emit a beep when transitioning to internal power. You can also connect it via USB to the computer, enabling communication and viewing a log of switchover events.