Gerry E. wrote:
> Same here (upstate NY, USA). My four SBRs have worked well for years
> without any significant problems. Sure, there was the OCCASIONAL
> internet connection loss but no big deal. However, within the last week
> or so, the connection is lost at least several times a day.
Gerry E. wrote:
> Hi Jim:
>
> Thanks for your reply! I just got a new modem and router today (WiFi
> 6). I created a new network and connected my SQBX radios to it. I'm
> hoping the new network will fix the problem. If not, I will try
> wlanpoke.
>
> Gerry
Hi Gerry;
If your new router
Redrum wrote:
> Hi Gerry,
>
> I'm currently just north of you, Glenfield (near Old Forge).
>
> There are a ton of threads on this. I do not have the problem but both
> here and WNY (home) I am very rural. So, I speak from what other have
> said that wifi6 (802.11x) which is the "latest and
Only an Ethernet dongle worked for me. Im using a Vonets.
Tony
SBTouch SBRadio
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Gerry E. wrote:
> Same here (upstate NY, USA). My four SBRs have worked well for years
> without any significant problems. Sure, there was the OCCASIONAL
> internet connection loss but no big deal. However, within the last week
> or so, the connection is lost at least several times a day.
chrisinparis wrote:
> Any update on this idea? Came across the dreaded bug last week.
Same here (upstate NY, USA). My four SBRs have worked well for years
without any significant problems. Sure, there was the OCCASIONAL
internet connection loss but no big deal. However, within the last
Partial insulation with alu foil doesn't work.
So back to a full alu cover: top, the 2 sides and the back.
Now that I know how to open a SqBx - would it be possible to connect an
external arial to the small arial inside?
Gie wrote:
> Does anybody know where the antenna is located on the inside?
https://fccid.io/JNZXR0001/Internal-Photos/Internal-Photos-1156865
Gie wrote:
>
https://radio.slimdevices.narkive.com/Yhi3HFKr/take-apart-squeezebox-radio-case
Alu foil covers area 1/2 of top, 1/2 of back and 100% of the side next
to screen.
Doesn't work.
Wi-Fi loss and restart 3x in +/- 24h.
Next step
Cover right hand side and top completely.
Leave back uncovered.
See what this does.
By the way - how to open a SqBx?
Take off front panel? How?
Today I removed the alu foil from the right hand side.
Wi-Fi loss as before.
Tomorrow: cover right hand side and right hand side top and see what
happens.
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I suspect that works because that's the primary direction of the
interference.
I experience dropouts when I place the Radio on top of my fridge and use
the microwave. It sits about 3 ft away. Never had to actually restart
the Radio, but it does usually require pressing 'Play'.
Gie wrote:
>
> Does anybody know where the antenna is located on the inside?
As viewed from the front, right hand side, above the headset socket -
looks to be the other side of the circuit board to the three right hand
side preset buttons.
Kev
Still going strong.
No more WiFi drop outs or disconnects.
Next step : find the area that has to be shielded.
Top? Left side? etc.
Does anybody know where the antenna is located on the inside?
Gie's Profile:
After sooo many years - found a simple solution!!!
Have been using SqBx for more than 10 years or so.
Mainly as an internet radio - SqBx connected to WiFi box of my telecom
provider.
Nothing special.
Since 2, 3,4 years WiFi connection cutting out in an unpredictable
manner.
Well known problem.
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