relen
2008-10-21, 02:37
I wonder if anyone can suggest a course of action for the following.
Last night my original SB2 started misbehaving and I wonder if this is indicating the end of its useful life or if there are other possibilities.
While playing (or not for that matter), the display suddenly goes off for a period of seconds. During this time it continues playing, but if I tell it to play something else (from the web interface) during this period it ignores me. When it comes back it is very confused about where it is in the track and may suddenly jump to the correct track. Or not. When the display is visible, the unit follows instructions from the web interface as normal.
The behaviour appears the same whether it's running wireless or wired Ethernet.
The power supply seems to be running at a higher temperature than that of the other units (SB3s) I have, but this may be normal. It is possible there was a power irregularity recently (though my UPS claims there wasn't) as I have had an external hard drive and an ethernet switch go down in the past week, and in the former case at least, partial failure of the power supply seems to be the cause.
The two SB3s I have in the house are behaving normally.
The server is v 7.1 running on a Mac Mini with OS X 10.5.5.
Any observations welcome.
Thanks!
--Richard E
Last night my original SB2 started misbehaving and I wonder if this is indicating the end of its useful life or if there are other possibilities.
While playing (or not for that matter), the display suddenly goes off for a period of seconds. During this time it continues playing, but if I tell it to play something else (from the web interface) during this period it ignores me. When it comes back it is very confused about where it is in the track and may suddenly jump to the correct track. Or not. When the display is visible, the unit follows instructions from the web interface as normal.
The behaviour appears the same whether it's running wireless or wired Ethernet.
The power supply seems to be running at a higher temperature than that of the other units (SB3s) I have, but this may be normal. It is possible there was a power irregularity recently (though my UPS claims there wasn't) as I have had an external hard drive and an ethernet switch go down in the past week, and in the former case at least, partial failure of the power supply seems to be the cause.
The two SB3s I have in the house are behaving normally.
The server is v 7.1 running on a Mac Mini with OS X 10.5.5.
Any observations welcome.
Thanks!
--Richard E