JoeMuc2009 wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I would also recommend a Xilinx reset as described. On top of that, you
> might want to try a factory reset by holding the "+" key instead of the
> "1".
> Missing analog sound can also come from settings. Even if that's quite
> obvious, some people actually
alfista wrote:
> I think the first thing to try is to reprogram the Xilinx.
> Remove power from the SB3, press and hold '1' on the remote while
> reconnecting power. I believe you will get some prompt on the display
> when done.
Oh, I tried all those things; didn't help, unfortunately. :-(
Hi all,
I would also recommend a Xilinx reset as described. On top of that, you
might want to try a factory reset by holding the "+" key instead of the
"1".
Missing analog sound can also come from settings. Even if that's quite
obvious, some people actually manage to set their SB's output
I think the first thing to try is to reprogram the Xilinx.
Remove power from the SB3, press and hold '1' on the remote while
reconnecting power. I believe you will get some prompt on the display
when done.
alfista's
chrisla wrote:
> Many of these went out, they were mostly the electrolytic capacitors in
> the
> analog stage. There used to be a guide about it since it was a common
> problem.
>
> You can test if you have anything digital you can plug it into.
>
> -Chris
>
Thanks! Yeah, trying it on
Many of these went out, they were mostly the electrolytic capacitors in the
analog stage. There used to be a guide about it since it was a common
problem.
You can test if you have anything digital you can plug it into.
-Chris
On Tue, Apr 12, 2022 at 5:04 PM tbessie <
Hey all...
I have 4 SqueezeBox devices - an SB3, a Duo, a Boom, and a Radio.
I'm just using the Radio and the SB3 currently; I hadn't use the SB3 in
awhile, but tried to play something on it some months ago, and it didn't
work.
I wasn't sure if it was the old mini-stereo I was pumping it
