Redrum wrote: > If it was me, I would try to determine if the boom was dead or just the > screen. Look at the LMS web interface, material screen, or > iphone/android control pp (I use squeezecntrl), and see if the Boom is > "seen" by LMS. Then, can you play something on it? > > Then you know the state of the boom/display. > > I have a boom with a dim display in my workshop in a somewhat > inaccessible location. I use my phone and a duet controller to control > it. I really don't use the screen except to glance at it to see what's > playing. > > Jim > > PS - I am no expert on the switching power supplies, but I have seen bad > supplies where you measure voltage unloaded, but when loaded the can't > supply the needed current, or the voltage drops (i.e. can't supply the > power).
Thanks, I can see the BOOM is alive, it responds to power button, but screen stays off. As I mistakenly removed squeezebox server from my NAS (wanted to install latest version, but didn't realize I had to keep the old one installed), I can't see it there. I think the boom has lost its network settings, as it doesn't connect to wifi. Without screen, I can't troubleshoot much further, or I need to disassemble it myself, with which I broke it last time ;-). ------------------------------------------------------------------------ joske's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=66486 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=100006 _______________________________________________ Boom mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/boom
