RalphO1 wrote:
> In answer to your question. The new router will revert to the original
> SSID and Password if there is a power outage of more than 5 seconds.
I find that highly unlikely. This should only happen if you perform a
Factory Reset. If true, I'd find another router.
In fact, a
RalphO1 wrote:
> The new router will revert to the original SSID and Password if there is
> a power outage of more than 5 seconds.
I've never heard of that. Is it a "feature"? Seems like a security
weakness.
Anyway, I recently purchased a Radio remote for $13 on eBay and it works
fine. Also
toby10 wrote:
> I'd just change the network name & encryption & passcode on new router
> to what was on old router I've been through three routers in last 15
> years or so and none of my devices have needed to be changed or even
> know they are connected to a different router. Much easier to
I'd just change the network name & encryption & passcode on new router
to what was on old router I've been through three routers in last 15
years or so and none of my devices have needed to be changed or even
know they are connected to a different router. Much easier to change
one device
Hi I need some help. I have been working through this thread but I am
not sure I have found the solution.
My situation is that I have a SB3 and a transporter. Both of the
remotes I have no longer work. That has not been a problem because I
have been using ipeng and a few other apps to
All good now :)
There's an option to auto-update firmware as described here -->
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/Automatic_Firmware_Upgrade
Once I've set this the player automatically pulled down the latest
firmware (137) from the server and fired up after at least 10 years in
That player cant been updated for a while , if I remember the later
versions allowed auto update , no need to press the brightness button ?
Main hifi: Touch + CIA PS +MeridianG68J MeridianHD621 MeridianG98DH 2 x
backball wrote:
> * I'm stuck at the "Software update" section. I need to press and hold
> the "brightness" button which of course I don't have on a Boom remote
Does it -need- a firmware update? A Classic would have had to have been
taken out of service many years ago to not have the latest
Mnyb wrote:
> The Remote from Squeezebox Touch Will also work.
Some progress:
* Received the Boom remote and was able to get the Squeezebox Classic
into factory reset
* Configured network (Ethernet) and the box got an IP address
* I'm stuck at the "Software update" section. I need to press and
The Remote from Squeezebox Touch Will also work.
Main hifi: Touch + CIA PS +MeridianG68J MeridianHD621 MeridianG98DH 2 x
MeridianDSP5200 MeridianDSP5200HC 2 xMeridianDSP3100 +Rel Stadium 3
sub.
Bedroom/Office: Boom
Kitchen:
Also - when you made it control your TV did you enter a code for the TV
as a whole or just for 1 button?
Usually when working with programmable remotes you enter a code for the
other device as a whole and if it already has it in its firmware then it
maps all of the appropriate keys and you press
Paul Webster wrote:
> According to the Slimdevices wiki ... be careful with the Boom remote
> and the repeated +
>
>
>
> Which I interpret to mean that if using a Boom remote to perform the "+"
> reset then press the key frequently rather than simply holding it down.
Thanks. Will take that
According to the Slimdevices wiki ... be careful with the Boom remote
and the repeated +
> Why we prefer to have the complete IR code repeated over and over again
> To do a factory reset on SB3, TR or Boom we ask the user to press and
> hold the add (+) key while powering up the device. Now if
kidstypike wrote:
> All Squeezebox remotes are interchangeable, the Boom remote will work
> fine with the Classic. You don't get the numeric buttons though, so if
> you need to input your SSID/password etc., you'll need to scroll through
> the letters/numbers.
>
> Good luck.
Thanks. May have
backball wrote:
> Good idea. I tried to program the code for my TV and it worked. Trouble
> is the remote appears to only accept certain codes which brings me back
> to the above point. What code do I use? 24735, 01785 or some code for
> JVC DVDs?
>
> On a totally different approach I saw
Paul Webster wrote:
> I suggest trying to reprogram one of the Denon buttons to the code of a
> device that you know works - e.g. Your TV (if you can find a code for
> it).
> If that works then you know that the basic approach is correct.
Good idea. I tried to program the code for my TV and it
I suggest trying to reprogram one of the Denon buttons to the code of a
device that you know works - e.g. Your TV (if you can find a code for
it).
If that works then you know that the basic approach is correct.
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
Author Radio France (FIP etc) plugin
Thanks for the input, guys.
I found an old remote for my Denon receiver that when looking at the
user guide can be programmed. The Denon remote requires a 5 digit number
code and the assignment seems simple enough. Question is what code do I
use. So I had a look at the Squeezebox wiki talking
Long shot on the off chance your LMS was set to allow extra remote
try a universal remote set to JVC_DVD
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The net::UDAP probably doesn't discover since player is set up to use
wireless so you could try to set up a wifi AP (with SSID and password
the SB player knwos) and then connect the wireless AP to your LAN.
Then net::udap may work as player would appear on LAN.
backball wrote:
> Dont have the remote and re the Perl script unfortuntely it doesn't
> discover the player. I think I read somewhere that for the Perl script
> to work the Squeezebox player has to be in initial setup mode which I
> cant get into given no remote. So am I stuffed here?
.
This is
Phone a friend with a programmable remote?
My guess is more chance of that than a local SB owner but you never
know.
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
Author Radio France (FIP etc) plugin
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Mnyb wrote:
> Yep you need Remote or perlscript , its setup for wi-fi you need to
> press left and go into,the setup menu and chose ethernet
Dont have the remote and re the Perl script unfortuntely it doesn't
discover the player. I think I read somewhere that for the Perl script
to work the
backball wrote:
> I have a similar situation with my SB Classic. However given I haven't
> used it for a while - and now want to create another zone - I'm not sure
> this is a problem with the Squeezebox itself or I need a remote (or the
> Perl Script mentioned earlier in the thread).
>
>
I have a similar situation with my SB Classic. However given I haven't
used it for a while - and now want to create another zone - I'm not sure
this is a problem with the Squeezebox itself or I need a remote (or the
Perl Script mentioned earlier in the thread).
Here's what happens:
1. Power On
Success... SBv3 up and running! I had to download and install Active
Perl in order to run the perl script but the script worked as
advertised. Now if I can get the large time readout back when the SB
is in the off postion...
Thanks again to all who helped.
Robb
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rcmcdougle
My move generated all new network setup. New ISP - DSL - router.
Nothing is as it was. All good but for the loss of the remote.
I will try the JVC DVD remote codes later and if that fails I will dig
into the perl script. Hope something works as this device suits me
fine. It sat hardwired in
rcmcdougle;655203 Wrote:
My move generated all new network setup. New ISP - DSL - router.
Nothing is as it was. All good but for the loss of the remote.
You're operating wirelessly, correct? Do you have access to the
router's configuration?
If so, and you were to do the following, the
I am using the SBv3 which has no wireless functionality. New network
devices and ip addresses required by the ISP's DSL modem setup.
Nothing is the same as previous network.
I am going for the perl now...
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rcmcdougle
rcmcdougle;655322 Wrote:
I am using the SBv3 which has no wireless functionality. New network
devices and ip addresses required by the ISP's DSL modem setup.
Nothing is the same as previous network.
I am going for the perl now...
If it's wired, there's very little to do. You don't even
should it not the server be autodiscovered anyway ? It can have
diferent ip, player would find it anyway trough the autodiscovere if
port 3483 udp/tcp is open on the server.
But it migth somehowe have ended up in a situation where it needs a
from a remote to connect or somesuch :-/
If it's
Is it possible to setup the above device without a remote. I just moved
and can't find the remote. I just want to get back to my music. Any
ideas?
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rcmcdougle
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If you keep or mimic your old network setup then you should be able to
just plug everything in and it should work.
The following software tool is a little geeky, but it should work for
the Squeezebox as well as it does for the Receiver.
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=57861
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rcmcdougle;654956 Wrote:
Is it possible to setup the above device without a remote. I just moved
and can't find the remote. I just want to get back to my music. Any
ideas?
What model exactly ?
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Mnyb
Main hifi:
My device is a SlimDevices SqueezeBox v3. I'll take a look at the
thread suggested above as well. I also do have a few universal remotes
and wonder if anyone know of possible codes that might work for the
SqueezeBox.
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rcmcdougle
The thread posted is for setting up a receiver without the controller
(assuming you had a Duet, which isn't the case).
As that poster also mentioned, if your new network looks like the old
network, it should just work. Did you change your network settings of
network name? The server name or
tcutting;655075 Wrote:
The thread posted is for setting up a receiver without the controller
(assuming you had a Duet, which isn't the case).
I've never used it, but my understanding was that the script should
work for any ip3k based player: SB1, SB2, SB3, Transporter or Boom.
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JJZolx
Wonder if the jvc code support is at the fw level, the server
understands it and you can disable/eneble it on the server. So can a
jvc remote access th fw menus ?
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Mnyb
Main hifi: Touch + CIA PS +MeridianG68J MeridianHD621
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