JulianL
2005-09-14, 18:05
Oh boy. I was really hoping I wasn't going to end up making one of these sort of posts but..... I just got my new SB2 and I can't get it to work.
Initially I couldn't connect to my wireless access point but I managed to get round that by flipping the access point into 802.11g-only mode at which point the SB2 connected. I then flipped it back to mixed mode (because I have 802.11b PDAs that need access) but the SB2 still seems happy and I'm getting music playing on the headphones and on the analogue outputs but I can't get anything out of either the optical or the coax digital outputs. This is a show stopper for me since my main hi fi only takes digital inputs.
Any ideas? This looks like it must be a hardware fault to me. Am I just being dumb and have I missed a setting somewhere to enable the digital outputs? Am I safe in assuming that if I hear the music playing out of the headphone and analogue outputs then the problem definitely lies within the SB2 box itself and couldn't possibly still be related to the wireless glitches I had when first setting it up?
- Julian
Initially I couldn't connect to my wireless access point but I managed to get round that by flipping the access point into 802.11g-only mode at which point the SB2 connected. I then flipped it back to mixed mode (because I have 802.11b PDAs that need access) but the SB2 still seems happy and I'm getting music playing on the headphones and on the analogue outputs but I can't get anything out of either the optical or the coax digital outputs. This is a show stopper for me since my main hi fi only takes digital inputs.
Any ideas? This looks like it must be a hardware fault to me. Am I just being dumb and have I missed a setting somewhere to enable the digital outputs? Am I safe in assuming that if I hear the music playing out of the headphone and analogue outputs then the problem definitely lies within the SB2 box itself and couldn't possibly still be related to the wireless glitches I had when first setting it up?
- Julian