except that i didn't move the sb. the router was broken and i bought a
new one. three sb total. all wireless. the oldest of them shows exactly
the same problems. the other two are working just fine. some official
input (logitech/slim devices) would be really helpful.
adi.blueweiser
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blueweiser;214956 Wrote:
some official input (logitech/slim devices) would be really helpful.
If you wish official input, contact support at slimdevices dot com.
This forum is for unofficial user support. Logitech people do come in
here from time to time, but don't look at all threads.
Try either a factory reset (unplug power, press and hold ADD,
reconnect power) or reprogramming Xilinx (same as above but press and
hold 1).
If that doesn't help, it sounds like a hardware problem. Contact
support.
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Mark Lanctot
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Thanks for the suggestions. I've tried both and they didn't fix the
problem. I don't know what else to try as I've been working to figure
this out since posting my original message. I've tried contacting Slim
Devices support but haven't had a response in several days (not even an
automated
Did you try an ethernet crossover cable,instead of wireless, to rule out
interferance from microwaves, cordless phones, etc.?
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I don't have a crossover cable handy but I did run it through the wired
ports on the router to eliminate wireless interference. No change.
Theoretically, it could be the router itself but that seems a bit far
fetched considering other devices connected to the same router seem to
be working just
I just moved and was excited to finally get my computer and stereo
unpacked and set up. However, my Squeezebox is behaving very
strangely. It connects to the wireless network and the Slimserver with
no problem. It responds to the remote and even begins playing music.
But after about 10
