Thanks Cliveb. Oh yes, I am very familiar with the slow blinking red
reset versus the fast blinking red reset. Every month or so, I will go
to use my Duet and the remote can't find the receiver (usually because
my music server PC is selected as the music source but it is now in
standby mode).
OhPinchy wrote:
I'll give that a go, thanks. Though it's a pity I'll have to do a reset
in order to do it as I'll lose my settings but not the end of the world
I guess.
It's a bit weird. Switching to wired should be really easy.
Why not just a Settings Advanced Switch to wired option?
davidmac27;354112 Wrote:
I am pretty sure they have a bug. Many times I have done a hard reset
on the receiver (hold button in until red flashes fast) and then also
did a factory reset on the remote. It starts up and I choose English
and then it searches for networks and gives me the
...even if it were command line access with a GUI on top.
Speaking of, is there a way to access the SBR fimrware like there is
the SBC?
Howard
Still waiting for extra cradles...
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Thanks Peter. I did follow the instructions provided when setting it up
first time round, but it somehow seems to have now started using
wireless instead of ethernet. It's a pretty big miss that this can't be
specified by the user at any time without having to do a factory reset.
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OhPinchy
When you reset the receiver and controller there should be an option to
select ethernet for the receiver.
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SqueezeBox Duet
SC running on QNAP TS-509
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I'll give that a go, thanks. Though it's a pity I'll have to do a reset
in order to do it as I'll lose my settings but not the end of the world
I guess.
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OhPinchy
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I am pretty sure they have a bug. Many times I have done a hard reset
on the receiver (hold button in until red flashes fast) and then also
did a factory reset on the remote. It starts up and I choose English
and then it searches for networks and gives me the option to connect
using Ethernet or
OhPinchy;353473 Wrote:
Hi jakes.
What I want to do is make the Duet Receiver use ethernet instead of
wireless, I understand the Controller has to be wireless. My Receiver
is showing up on my router DHCP list as connected via wireless - I want
it to use ethernet only as it's more reliable
finnbrodersen;353508 Wrote:
Like you I had a really hard time to 'convince' the SBC to switch to
RJ45 instead of wireless.
Did you find any way in the end to reliably get it to use RJ45? Maybe
someone from Slim can let us know if there is a way to do this.
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OhPinchy
OhPinchy wrote:
finnbrodersen;353508 Wrote:
Like you I had a really hard time to 'convince' the SBC to switch to
RJ45 instead of wireless.
Did you find any way in the end to reliably get it to use RJ45? Maybe
someone from Slim can let us know if there is a way to do this.
I have continuous problems with my Duet - controller stalls or loses the
connection to my network. I find it sometimes tries to connect
wirelessly after picking up the Controller after a long period of
inactivity despite the fact I have it connected to my LAN with an
ethernet cable.
How can I
OhPinchy;353447 Wrote:
I have continuous problems with my Duet - controller stalls or loses the
connection to my network. I find it sometimes tries to connect
wirelessly after picking up the Controller after a long period of
inactivity despite the fact I have it connected to my LAN with an
Hi jakes.
What I want to do is make the Duet Receiver use ethernet instead of
wireless, I understand the Controller has to be wireless. My Receiver
is showing up on my router DHCP list as connected via wireless - I want
it to use ethernet only as it's more reliable but having gone through
all
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