SlimDevices / Logitech Squeezebox
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Status
Supported with plug and play.
All Squeezeboxes with a display are plug and play. The Squeezebox receiver, when used without the accompanying remote Duet, needs to have some special treatment before it can be detected.
Features
- See for more information and setup: Use network audio players for a whole-house music solution
- Manufacturer product link: http://slimdevices.com/pi_squeezebox.html
Adding Squeezebox Receiver
The Squeezebox Receiver needs to be configured before it can be used. The utility Net::UDAP is used to configure the Squeezebox Receiver with the relevant IP configuration.
You can download a Windows standalone version of the Net:UDAP Utility here NET:UDAP Exe You can find examples of the command set and usage here Sample Command usage
For a Receiver connected to a CAT5 network use the following commands in NET:UDAP to configure your SB Receiver;
Before entering the commands below into NET:UDAP you need to get your Receiver into 'Init mode' by pressing the button on the front for 6 secs - release the button when it flashes quickly in 'Red'. After a few seconds the button will start to flash slowly in 'Red'...now you are ready for the steps below (enter these commands into NET:UDAP);
discover conf 1 set interface=1 lan_ip_mode=1 squeezecenter_address=192.168.80.1 save_data reset
As soon as you enter the 'save_data' command above your Orbiters should display the announcement that a Squeezebox has been detected (accept it and add it to a room as usual). Now after you enter the 'reset' command above you should see that the Receivers button will change from 'Red' to 'Green'...and if this is the first time you have attached your Receiver to a Network it will probably download new updated firmware...the button will flash 'White' for about 30 secs...then it will change to a solid white. Now you should add your new SB Receiver to your Core's Floorplan (this is optional of course) and then do a 'Full Regen' from Web Admin...and your done!
Squeezebox remote stuff
Just in case you misplaced your remote, but have a gc100 with IR emittors handy (like I did).
