peterw;348814 Wrote:
> Yes, someone (not I!) has tried & succeeded.
>
> http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=46109 which links to
> this nice write-up http://www.delback.co.uk/squeezebox/sbr_signal.html
Just to clarify: this is a hardware mod, whereas I believe the OP was
thinking abo
Millwood;342462 Wrote:
> I know this is an old topic, but I want to raise it again. I would
> happily pay for a device that would plug into the digital output of my
> receiver (which I don't use) and control my amplifier power. I suspect
> the device would be cheap to make, and the firmware cou
Millwood;348737 Wrote:
>
> In any case, I had a new thought - maybe a photocell watching the light
> on the front of the receiver - it goes dark when the receiver is powered
> down.
>
> Anyone tried that?
Yes, someone (not I!) has tried & succeeded.
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.p
For about $100 you can get a remote extender device that keeps an IR
sensor outside the cabinet and sends IR signals directly to the
equipment inside via a wire. I have used one for several years with
great results. It also frees you to keep equipment in remote locations
(closet etc) to avoid th
Thanks for the ideas.
Harmony won't help - the receiver and amp are in a normally closed
cabinet.
Haven't explored X10 - thanks for the idea.
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I simply use a Harmony remote, to power up various things according to
what I want to do.
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Themis
SB3 - North Star dac 192 - Denon 3808 - Sonus Faber Grand Piano Domus
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Have you considered X10 or something similar? Put the amp on an X10
switch, add an X10 sender to your SC server and run a plugin like
PowerCenter. Only obvious issue is lack of SN suport.
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radish
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No one else frustrated?
In any case, I had a new thought - maybe a photocell watching the light
on the front of the receiver - it goes dark when the receiver is powered
down.
Anyone tried that?
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Millwood
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I know this is an old topic, but I want to raise it again. I would
happily pay for a device that would plug into the digital output of my
receiver (which I don't use) and control my amplifier power. I suspect
the device would be cheap to make, and the firmware could be changed to
control it. I
