Tried that first...no change to SB3 behaviour.
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If you guys have another compatible PSU around, try that first. Although
it's more than likely the PSU is not the culprit in this case, there
have been other faltering Squeezebox devices that were remedied by a new
PSU. Some Touch's for example have had remote control issues and certain
owners
Sb42 wrote:
> Thanks Phillipe,
>
> I assume you are suggetsing that I buy this shopping list of items, and
> replace them all. Anything else you would suggest we do while the SB3 is
> open?
You don't *have to* and for sure some are still good, but I never tried
to figure out exactly which
Thanks Phillipe,
I assume you are suggetsing that I buy this shopping list of items, and
replace them all. Anything else you would suggest we do while the SB3 is
open?
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Sb42 wrote:
> Please be gentle with me... I'm not an engineer Cap'n! ;-)
>
> My two 15year old Squeezebox Classics are exhibiting these behaviours
>
> Device 1
>
> Very low output from left (white) RCA channel - to the point of being
> useless
> Low output on right (red) RCA channel - have
Please be gentle with me... I'm not an engineer Cap'n! ;-)
My two 15year old Squeezebox Classics are exhibiting these behaviours
Device 1
Very low output from left (white) RCA channel - to the point of being
useless
Low output on right (red) RCA channel - have to turn Vloume to >70 to
hear
I have two SB3s. I've just noticed that the left channel on one of them
has become very quiet (almost, but not quite, silent - perhaps 40dB
down?). This affects both the analogue (phono) outputs and the
headphone jack - I've not tried the s/pdif output yet, but I'm guessing
that the digital
Try a xilink reset (reprograms the fpga that runs the audio software)
Then a factory reset .
If this does not work it might be broken :-/
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Mnyb
Main hifi: Touch + CIA PS +MeridianG68J MeridianHD621 MeridianG98DH and
Mnyb;598830 Wrote:
Try a xilink reset
Thanks for the advice - it certainly sounds like a good place to start
my only problem is not knowing how to perfarm a Xylinx reset on an
SB3. I've searved the forum and the wiki, but not come up with
anything!
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peterbell
peterbell;598835 Wrote:
Thanks for the advice - it certainly sounds like a good place to start
my only problem is not knowing how to perfarm a Xylinx reset on an
SB3. I've searved the forum and the wiki, but not come up with
anything!
Thanks for the pointer. I did manage to find that myself, after I
posted it helps if I spell Xilinx correctly!
Unfortunately, none of that improved matters.
However, further searches led me to this posting about a very similar
problem: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=71914
peterbell;598873 Wrote:
Thanks for the pointer. I did manage to find that myself, after I
posted it helps if I spell Xilinx correctly!
Unfortunately, none of that improved matters.
However, further searches led me to this posting about a very similar
problem:
Mnyb;598874 Wrote:
Cool, if you got the soldering skills and EE skills
Well, back in the 70s I did obtain a BSc in Electronic Engineering and,
although I spent most of my working years doing IT, I have always
dabbled in electronics
Anyway, as a quick fix while I find suitable caps, I
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