cathcam wrote:
> Today is squeeebox fix day, started with wlanpoke on a radio which seems
> to be working, on to the controller.
>
> I have two Duets, like many, I bought a spare from ebay.
>
> I have the same problem as everyone. Tried the backup controller(which
> has the original Logitech
Today is squeeebox fix day, started with wlanpoke on a radio which seems
to be working, on to the controller.
I have two Duets, like many, I bought a spare from ebay.
I have the same problem as everyone. Tried the backup controller(which
has the original Logitech battery) in to the primary
Yes, as stated above, this is such a great forum. Thanks to dpotts
(above) for the lead to a replacement power supply. I am thinking that
the nomenclature, PSM11R-050, is the key to getting the correct power
supply.
In my case, the ‘replacement’ power supply had a barrel connector.
After
OppfinnarJocke wrote:
> For years I've had my dead Duet controller just laying waiting to be
> thrown away, and then I stumbled on this thread. So I took a chance, cut
> the old PSU away, spliced a USB cable on, and connected a USB charger,
> and now it seems to work again! It shows what is
For years I've had my dead Duet controller just laying waiting to be
thrown away, and then I stumbled on this thread. So I took a chance, cut
the old PSU away, spliced a USB cable on, and connected a USB charger,
and now it seems to work again! It shows what is playing, and it
charges! I am so
Just to follow up -- the duet is back from the dead - long live
squeezebox
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I cannot thank you guys enough - my controller was doing the exact same
thing with the flashing lights, not charging etc.bought an extra
battery, but no soap..Just ordered the recommended power adapter (Thanks
for the ebay link), and I am glad this is such an easy fix ... and thx
for the pix
Thanks Jim, I appreciate the additional information.
My scenario is identical to what the OP described in the first post.
'PGAScores' (http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=47480) &
'CollegeHockey' (http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=55731)
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nothing special - about 8" from base, but that won't matter unless a
wire is broken.. Like I said, check insure polarity, cut, solder, shrink
over each wire, then bigger shrink over both.
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I cut and spliced the cable, as you say, anywhere outside the base. Two
wires, soldered, shrink wrap over each solder joint and larger shrink
over the two shrinks. I'll look around and see which controller I fixed
and if I find it, I'll post a picture, although, not allot to see.
One thing, my
When you guys are 'splicing to the cradle', are you opening up the
bottom of the bottom or are you cutting the wire(s) an inch or two
outside the cradle? Just trying to figure out if I'm up to this. :)
A picture would be excellent!
Thanks.
'PGAScores'
Thanks for the tips in this thread.
One of my controllers started doing the same and I thought it was the
battery, which as stated seemed to work, only to find after a few days
the same problem.
I am going to see if the other cradle charges it, to confirm its the
other ones power supply.
Hi guys.. I know this is an old thread.. but anyone got advise on how to
open the cradle to find faults or is it brute force?
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Check polarity of plug (inside or outside negative)
*SqueezeBoxes:* 2x SB2 (Living room and study), 1x Radio (Kitchen), 1x
Boom (Dining room), 1x piCorePlayer (jacuzzi), 1x piCorePlayer (Garden)
1x OSMC + Squeezelite (Movie room)
*Server:* LMS 7.9.1 on windows
*Network:* AVM Fritzbox, D-Link
I think I've got a similar problem with a dead/dying adapter. I've got
2 controllers and chargers, 1 charger works with both controllers, the
2nd measures 5V, but just won't charge - it has a similar
flash/power-on/power-off cycle on the controller.
I'll look to find a similar replacement
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