jsandek;551501 Wrote:
Any chance a universal remote could be used to at least connect to
network?
Set up the universal remote with JVC DVD player IR codes.
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toby10;551361 Wrote:
try cracking open the remote and looking for loose solder connections.
First you can check it with a digital camera. You should see the
flashing IR LED when you have a look thru a digital camera. Test first
with a known good remote.
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jo-wie
2 * Classic, 1 * Boom, SC
jo-wie;551588 Wrote:
Set up the universal remote with JVC DVD player IR codes.
Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I think you need the Squeezebox
server for that to work. I'm not sure the SB itself can handle those
codes during initial setup.
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alfista
jsandek;551299 Wrote:
OK, how I got this thing to work in the past is been hit or
miss--usually by turning it off and rebooting I could get it to work.
With a recent squeeze center upgrade about 6 months ago it seems my
player became dissociated from my squeeze network on my Mac but it
SB3 HARD RESET:
Unplug power, press and hold down the add (+) button on the remote,
plug power back in (whilst continuing to hold down the add button)
+ = factory reset
Unplug power, press and hold down the one (1) button on the remote,
plug power back in (whilst continuing to hold down the
Any chance a universal remote could be used to at least connect to
network?
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OK, how I got this thing to work in the past is been hit or
miss--usually by turning it off and rebooting I could get it to work.
With a recent squeeze center upgrade about 6 months ago it seems my
player became dissociated from my squeeze network on my Mac but it
would recognize my wireless and
