abdndamo;518961 Wrote:
I was wondering about using a battery pack from Maplin:
http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=31427
What you have linked to is a battery holder which is not correct. What
you actually need is 10AA NiMH cells soldered together. It may be
easiest to buy 'tagged'
My measurements show:
3,4W while playing
2,8W (after a minute or so) in soft-off (showing a clock)
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bluegaspode
1x SB-Controller+Receiver (Duet), 1xSB-Boom. 1xSB-Radio
Server (7.4.1) running on SheevaPlug (Ubuntu) with attached Western
Digital MyBook Essential.
Secondary 7.4 Server on
toby10;518852 Wrote:
I'd say Logitech is in this for the long haul.
This is very relieving. I've had minor issues with the SB Radio
(nothing to complain about) but I was one of the early followers of the
SB Touch (pre-ordered in September - canceled middle of December). After
reading many
I just happened to be passing Reading PC World so I dropped in for a
look. Not a Logitech Radio in sight! They had an Audio section with 4
DAB/Internet Radios but none of them was Logitech. Its not a very good
promo if they don't actually have a live demo...
CW
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Chunkywizard
*Squeezebox:*
Is anyone able to measure the Boom? I'm interested to see the real
power usage of the VFD.
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mattoleriver,
Maybe you could add a comment to my bug post. If enough people see the
change as an improvement, then logitech will have to do something about
the unnecessarily small text.
The good news is Erland tells me that soon he will have an applet which
will be able to make applying these
You can also get the SB IR remote with the numbers/letters.
ex: pressing #3 brings you immediately to your D's
ex: pressing #8 brings you immediately to your T's
Also, if you have not tried these:
- the knob does wrap around in the menu's, you can go from A to Z or
Z to A
- the knob has an
Boom (WiFi-enabled):
7,1W playing music
6,0W soft off / showing the clock
10#8364;/year for a clock :eek:
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Server (7.4.1) running on SheevaPlug (Ubuntu) with attached Western
Digital MyBook Essential.
Secondary 7.4 Server
ashlandian;519026 Wrote:
Just in case this is a technicality...is there a way to for the radio
itself to try to connect with the server?
I've been using SBS to try to connect to the radio and it's not
working.
Radio My Music *choose server*
This is assuming SBS server is running and
Looks like this has been known for over two years. It really should
have been fixed by now. I have a number of Chinese titled albums that
can't display properly on my radio. They display fine on my SB3s, via
iPeng and throught the web interface.
Please vote for this bug:
Thanks for that. It's less then I feared it would be. And the VFD
certainly is gorgeous. It's a pity it's a dead technology. :(
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Got a new SB Radio last week and love it. Since I plan on mainly using
it for a bedside radio, was wondering if there is a way to set it up to
automatically sleep in say 60 mins every time you turn it on, without
having to go the menus to select the sleep option and value? So in
effect, anytime
Where can you pre-order? You can only be notified when it becomes available.
Interestingly, your site lists March 31:
http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/speakers_audio/wireless_music_systems/devi
ces/6066cl=us,en
This site still lists Feb here:
I've tried for a week. The radio claims WEP compatibility, but doesn't
provide it, and Logitech support on the issue is useless. My radio goes
back to Best Buy today. Pity.
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Merlyn52;519270 Wrote:
I've tried for a week. The radio claims WEP compatibility, but doesn't
provide it, and Logitech support on the issue is useless. My radio goes
back to Best Buy today. Pity.
Have you done the initial setup and software update? I remember having
similar issues until i
Merlyn52;519270 Wrote:
I've tried for a week. The radio claims WEP compatibility, but doesn't
provide it, and Logitech support on the issue is useless. My radio goes
back to Best Buy today. Pity.
You should take back whatever is making you use WEP.
WEP is trivial to break in less than a
On 2/21/2010 1:41 PM, Merlyn52 wrote:
I've tried for a week. The radio claims WEP compatibility, but doesn't
provide it, and Logitech support on the issue is useless. My radio goes
back to Best Buy today. Pity.
Did you try a direct to Ethernet connection and update firmware first?
elziko;519099 Wrote:
If you're not experinced with this sort thing then I'd recommend just
buying the ready made kit from agillis. It may cost a pound or so more
than getting the items yourself but it is not significant compared to
the cost of the cells.
Personally I would go even further,
snip
According to Diagnostics mysqueezebox.com has an IP and
mysqueezebox.com registration is Registered. Plus I can control my
radio from mysqueezebox.com. But for some reason I can't access Intenet
Radio - Music, Favorites, my ShoutCast/DI.fm apps, or Settings
Advanced Squeezebox Information.
It would certainly be more convenient to use the Squeezebox to enter
ratings - casually reach over and press a few buttons while listening
(or perhaps do it through the browser, though that's less convenient).
If need be, however, I'm prepared to do it through MediaMonkey (though
I don't use
Make sure boom is connected to mysqueezebox server and not computer
squeeze server. It happens to me too when then are connected to other
network. I don't know where this is out of my head, but you can find it
in radio setting on boom, you could probably do this from server ul also
by going to
I agree, if you are not experienced do NOT attempt to make this pack.
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This is possible by logging into their squeezebox account at
mysqueezebox.com and click on presets tab and enter url for their
presets. It would be smart to go and see what there preset url's are and
save them to your computer so you know them. But presets are saved on
squeezebox server anyway.
induna;516882 Wrote:
I too just completed my battery and have it charging. As the previous
poster mentioned, the wiring diagram is WRONG, but the text is correct.
The batteries must be connected positive to negative to positive, etc,
e.g. in series. The other thing I found confusing was the
fredtruus;519345 Wrote:
This is possible by logging into their squeezebox account at
mysqueezebox.com and click on presets tab and enter url for their
presets. It would be smart to go and see what there preset url's are and
save them to your computer so you know them. But presets are saved
Try the PowerSave plugin. I have not tried myself but it sounds like
what you need. You can install through
SqueezeboxServer-Setting-Plugins and is under 3rd party plugin.
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