plympton wrote:
> Good thread - I might pick up a few cards as spares to keep around.
> WIFI equipment has a tendency of failing after a few years for some
> reason, it's just not very reliable stuff (You say? When produced at
> the absolutely lowest-cost possible!?!?).
>
> Reprogrammed the Xi
widman wrote:
> This thread has information on wifi cards supported by the SB3:
>
> http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?78498-Squeezebox-claccic-v3-doesn-t-start-up&highlight=WN560G
>
> Regards,
> pete
Good thread - I might pick up a few cards as spares to keep around.
WIFI equipment
aubuti wrote:
> It sounds as if you had some issues with your system then, and there's
> no guarantee you won't have them again. But it hasn't been a general
> issue of sync'ing Touches by any means.
You are probably right and I'm misremembering - I had a problem with *A*
streaming station (the
This thread has information on wifi cards supported by the SB3:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?78498-Squeezebox-claccic-v3-doesn-t-start-up&highlight=WN560G
Regards,
pete
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It sounds as if you had some issues with your system then, and there's
no guarantee you won't have them again. But it hasn't been a general
issue of sync'ing Touches by any means.
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I will admit that my knowledge is probably a little out of date but when
I had a touch when they originally came out it would not sync with my
classic ever. If that's not the case then touch here I come... Again!
:-)
plymp
plympton wrote:
> Touches and radios are out of the question since they don't sync well...
Huh? In my experience the Touch and Radio sync just as well as the
IP3K-based models. I've seen a couple reports of sync problems, but none
that conclusively pinned it down to the newer SB models.
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Not a loose connector, unfortunately. No amount of wiggle will get it
to reboot. I wish it was that, easy fix, as it'd most likely be a Cold
solder joint. These were used units I got locally, so I can't vouch for
how they were stored.
I wonder if some of the components on Sb3's have an... Expi
toby10 wrote:
> Try just re-seating the WiFi cards? Maybe the PSU's are the issue?
> Loose power connection into SB3?
>
> PowerLine adapters may make more sense than buying replacement SB3 WiFi
> cards.
Just reseated the wifi card and daughterboard and still died a day
later. Just did the rep
epoch1970 wrote:
> I have 1 unit that will reboot if I slightly move the power cable. It
> came out of the box recently, I guess it was just built that way.
> I also have a buddy who tells me his Logitech Classic did the same from
> day one.
> So it's not uncommon, but 2 out of 2 in the OP's case
toby10 wrote:
> Loose power connection into SB3?
I have 1 unit that will reboot if I slightly move the power cable. It
came out of the box recently, I guess it was just built that way.
I also have a buddy who tells me his Logitech Classic did the same from
day one.
So it's not uncommon, but 2 out
Try just re-seating the WiFi cards? Maybe the PSU's are the issue?
Loose power connection into SB3?
PowerLine adapters may make more sense than buying replacement SB3 WiFi
cards.
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Is there any way to get a log of the HARDWARE on a Classic?
I have 2 classics that periodically die (blank screen, essentially they
crash). I know it COULD be the WIFI card, but would like pointers on
what else it could be. WIFI signal strength is good, and it's not a
change to the server.
Any
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