Two undocumented options that may help in your
situation:
1. Press and hold ADD on the remote after
power-cycling the unit (unplugging, replugging) to
reset to factory defaults.
2. Press and hold 1 on the remote after
power-cycling to rewrite the firmware.
Also I find when I'm having wireless problems I go
back to basics and work step-by-step.
1. Disable encryption and make sure SSID and DHCP
are enabled. Try to connect. If you can't, you
have fundamental wireless or network issues. Look
at router firmware or signal strength/interference.
2. Disable DHCP and assign a static IP if that's
how you run your network.
3. Enable WPA with a very simple passphrase.
4. Enable WPA with your standard passphrase.
5. Try disabling SSID broadcast if that's how you
run your network. I was once able to connect with
disabled SSID by enabling SSID, finding the
network, then disabling SSID. This no longer
works for me now, but no big deal.
Jim Holtz wrote:
> Is there a list of undocumented or hidden options
for the SB2 and SB3
> that I've seen mentioned occassionally?
>
> I've joined the ranks of those having wireless
network issues after
> several months of zero problems. I'd like to reset
everything back to
> the default and start over.
>
> It started yesterday with a loud buzzing noise while
exploring Internet
> radio staions. I had to unplug and reset my SB2 but
it now won't connect
> to the router. I did do the add button hold down
while reconnecting the
> power to it.
>
> Suggestions
>
> Thanks!
>
> Jim Holtz
>
>
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