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Leds Serial Gateway all flashing every second

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    Hi,

    I have my Serial Gateway on a RasPi with Pimatic operational for >2 years now.
    Since a few days I notice all drie leds (rx, tx, error) are flashing simultaneously every second.
    I can recall it didn't behave like that when I setup the system.

    All is working correct, I see all sensors sending/receiving data in a correct way.

    What can be wrong here?

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      Hi,

      I have my Serial Gateway on a RasPi with Pimatic operational for >2 years now.
      Since a few days I notice all drie leds (rx, tx, error) are flashing simultaneously every second.
      I can recall it didn't behave like that when I setup the system.

      All is working correct, I see all sensors sending/receiving data in a correct way.

      What can be wrong here?

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      @petjepet the debug log will probably be the quickest way to find out

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