Found the two power supplies I bought a few years back as protection
against failure; had to go out to Canadian Tire (the all purpose
hardware/auto/housewares/etc store, ubiquitous in Canada) to get the
right hex and torx drivers; spent 3 minutes liberating the case and
another 5 replacing the po
I see that the screws fixing the case cover are teensy hex heads. Anyone
know if they are metric or SAE? I suspect metric, and it looks like the
1.5mm should work, but I don't want to strip edges using a poorly fitted
key. I don't have any that small, and will have to buy.
R.
LMS on a dedicat
Fortunately I bought a couple of those power supplies when I saw posts
about this some time back. The trick will be finding them.
R.
LMS on a dedicated server (FitPC3)
Transporter (Ethernet) - main listening, Onkyo receiver, Paradigm
speakers
Touch (WiFi) - home theater 5.1, Sony receiver, En
Sounds exactly like the power supply problem. I had same problem. Easy
fix (replacement simply plugs in; only took a few minutes and most of
that was removing the screws in the case to open up Transporter).
https://www.rapidonline.com/electrical-power/power-pax-uk-mini-open-frame-smpsu-eup-5vdc
I went to play some Christmas music and noted that the Transporter was
not showing up on the device list in SqueezeCntrl. Went to take a look
and no display. Unplugged and replugged. No diff. Other devices plugged
in there work.
Held down power button for a few seconds and there was a soft click
