Is the brightness turned down?
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ghostrider
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Were you able to fix your problem. I have the same problem with my
transporter
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boka123
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I've had a transporter for while and it has always worked fine. It
hasn't been used for a month or so and when I just went to turn it on it
is completely non-responsive. I've tried the buttons on the unit and
from the remote. Also tried the reset procedure. Power connection is
good so that
I would contact support directly. There is a two year warranty with them
after all.
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funkstar
my collection:
*1*x squeezebox radio
*1*x squeezebox touch
*1*x squeezebox boom
*2*x controller, *1*x receiver
*2*x sb3 (sliver/black), *1*x sb2 wired (silver)
*1*x sb (black), *1*x slimp3 (with
Interesting, just happened to me too. After sending in a fault report to
support, I browsed here under 'dead transporter' (of course, I should
have done that first). I had the thing apart, checked voltages as I had
a power supply failure a couple of years ago. Never though the fix
would have
chinablues;284200 Wrote:
Interesting, just happened to me too. After sending in a fault report to
support, I browsed here under 'dead transporter' (of course, I should
have done that first). I had the thing apart, checked voltages as I had
a power supply failure a couple of years ago. Never
ceejay wrote:
The TP and recent SBs have a programmable logic array without which the
device is pretty useless. Being programmable is great because it means
that you can get the benefit of hardware upgrades as easily as
upgrading firmware. The downside, which you've just experienced, is
that
Mark Lanctot wrote:
It's a sufficiently rare event. In the 3 years I've owned an SB2, an
SB3, a Transporter and now an SBR, I've had to do it once.
Same for me, once only, but if every SB owner has to call the support
line once for this kind of thing
it might get expensive really quick.
It's a sufficiently rare event. In the 3 years I've owned an SB2, an
SB3, a Transporter and now an SBR, I've had to do it once.
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Mark Lanctot
Ben Klass: I won't even eat a pre-7.0 meal. Well, unless it involves
bacon.
SB2, Transporter, beta SBR, beta SBC, pre-production SBC
Hi All, I recently suffered a very short power cut ( think nano second )
which rendered my Transporter mute !, the VDU meters were working, as
was the Now Playing display, BUT ! there was no sound, fearing
something awful had happened to my amp / TP, I tried playing it ( the
TP ) through another
The TP and recent SBs have a programmable logic array without which the
device is pretty useless. Being programmable is great because it means
that you can get the benefit of hardware upgrades as easily as
upgrading firmware. The downside, which you've just experienced, is
that nasty power
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