Have my SB Classic for quite some time but now have problems with
connecting to the music on my PC. The Player is not recognized by the PC
and the message on the SB is that it can't connect. Have gone many time
through the setup procedures but - to no avail. Any suggestions
Won't connect to your network or won't connect to your server (PC)?
Try connecting it to MySqueezeBox.com, see if it plays. Then try
connecting it to your PC server via My Music.
Also try a router reboot.
toby10's
ncpetry wrote:
Have my SB Classic for quite some time but now have problems with
connecting to the music on my PC. The Player is not recognized by the PC
and the message on the SB is that it can't connect. Have gone many time
through the setup procedures but - to no avail. Any
Mnyb wrote:
WIRELESS SIGNAL STRENGTH: 100%
The player is still wireless it won't change to ethernet just because
you stick a wire into it you have do the network setup again.
Long press on left arrow on remote...
Thanks! This worked for me.
Hi, it was the power supply after all. Just have to get a replacement
(if any suggestions, please post in my thread).
Thanks to all for suggestions and comments. My week just got a *lot*
better :)
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chrisinparis
Thanks for the replies. Did a couple of more tests this morning
(pressing the + or 1 button on the remote when adding power to the
SB3), but nothing happened and as there is not even red light coming
from the TOS port, I think either the PSU or the SB3 is dead. Or it
could be the infamou wifi
chrisinparis;652373 Wrote:
Does the infamous wifi board problem stop the SB3 from booting up?
Yes, that's what I've heard.
You might want to spend $40 on a multimeter. That way you can measure
the voltage from the PSU while under load.
Open the SB3, remove the WiFi card, and power the SB3 up.
Soulkeeper;652385 Wrote:
Yes, that's what I've heard.
You might want to spend $40 on a multimeter. That way you can measure
the voltage from the PSU while under load.
Open the SB3, remove the WiFi card, and power the SB3 up. If it boots,
it's the WiFi card, problem solved. If it doesn't
Thanks for the replies. We seem to have a number of Torx screw drivers
here; and my colleague does have a meter of soem sort (multimeter? will
be googling that after this!), but is not sure it is now.
On the Logitech boards, I'm told that the SB Touch PSU is the same as
the one for the SB3, and
chrisinparis;652442 Wrote:
Thanks for the replies. We seem to have a number of Torx screw drivers
here; and my colleague does have a meter of soem sort (multimeter? will
be googling that after this!), but is not sure it is now.
On the Logitech boards, I'm told that the SB Touch PSU is the
garym;652449 Wrote:
not sure, but I recall that a TOUCH PS will work with SB3 but a SB3 PS
will NOT work with TOUCH. could be wrong
They are interchangeable PSU's. The one catch is you cannot use the
SB3 PSU on the Touch if using the Touch's USB input.
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toby10
Sorry to bring an old thread to life, but my SB3 is not showing much
life, and whilst searching the web I cam back to these forums, and to
this post!
At first sight, it does look as though either the PSU or the SB3 itself
is dead, but I'm wondering what other tests I should and can do first,
I don't think there are any others to try. If I remember correctly,
holding down the + does a factory reset of the SB3, and holding down
the '1' key resets the xilink chip. I've never opened the case, but
it's supposed to be straightforward _if_ you have the correct Torx
screwdriver (a regular
It's very easy if you've got the right torx driver. Added bonus: All the
screws are the same size. Ingenious. :)
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Soulkeeper
-that is not dead which can eternal lie. and with strange aeons even
death may die.-
touch (sans caps) + duet + boom + radio (portable) / dd-wrt on linksys
wrt160n /
Hi,
redwerner;529163 Wrote:
My Problem is the same...
.. have anyone a idee?
I found the problem.
First, unplug power and plug in while holding down the ADD-Key on
remote control.
Now the same procedure with the remote control key 1.
Hope it helps you too.
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redwerner
I don't understand why I'm getting regular audio drop-outs and
rebuffering. It's happened periodically in the past and I assumed it
was a network issue. I switched to a ReadyNAS Duo as my source and
even with the Squeezebox 3 hardwired to the network router I'm having
the problem repeatedly.
rgreenhaus;529677 Wrote:
I don't understand why I'm getting regular audio drop-outs and
rebuffering. It's happened periodically in the past and I assumed it
was a network issue. I switched to a ReadyNAS Duo as my source and
even with the Squeezebox 3 hardwired to the network router I'm
My Problem is the same...
.. have anyone a idee?
Greetings
Werner
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Could be the server is getting load peaks at times (virus scan checking
files on open?). The Radio has a much larger buffer and could ride
out some of these.
Is there anything interesting in the server logs?
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snarlydwarf
Same here... Also Radio and Receiver keep on working fine. SB3 has drop
outs.
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SilverRS8
Author of -'AlbumCatalogCreator' (http://acc.vanholt.nl)- for
SqueezeCenter '_' (http://www.badkamerpech.nl) SlimServer.
2xSB3, 1xDuet, 1xRadio, 1xiPhone iPeng, Ubuntu NAS + SBS
I have two squeezebox classics, and a boom.
One Squeezebox is branded Slim Devices (the white model), is having the
regular problems. The newer Squeezebox, branded Logitech, is quite
stable. The boom provides the most stable experience of them all.
The question is: has the hardware changed in
matthijskoopmans wrote:
The basic specs seem the same, but maybe a different manufacturer for
the wireless network component, or a different chip somewhere?
Its likely that something changed, parts become unavailable.
Have you started with the basics? Open it up, and reseat all the cards,
I've been running a squeezebox classic with no problems for a few years
now. I thought I'd buy a squeezebox radio a few months ago and so
upgraded the server software so that both systems can run. Since doing
so, my squeezebox classic has become temperamental; it often freezes,
has problems
I'm having exactly the same problem after upgrading to 7.4.2. Before
this I never had a drop out but now I can't seem to play more than a
song or two without drop outs. All my music is apple lossless - could it
be that the encoding/decoding has changed and now require more
bandwidth?
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