USB Library and WiFi Library
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I found out that the BN don't handle two libraries at leastas far as I found out. the WiFi library index dissaperead and then I had to reindex again.
But I found out that when using a USB memory stick the WiFi signal dropped from exellent to just fair. When disconnected the signal returned to exellent. Why is that?
I did connect a coaxial cable to coax out to try out the digital output instead of analog, then the signal dropped from exellent to good. Why is the signal lesser than with analog cables and how come?
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Offizieller Kommentar
Hello Conny,
The Node should be able to handle multiple connected shares/libraries. At one time I had 26 shares connected to my player for testing purposes. It is possible that there is a corrupt file in the second library that is causing the index to choke and remains incomplete. I would recommend looking at the following article regarding this: https://support1.bluesound.com/hc/en-us/articles/204103486-Why-is-my-BluOS-index-not-completing-
Connection of any cables of devices should not affect the wireless connectivity, or at least not more than 2-3 dB. Potentially the USB and analog cables are physically blocking the Node's signal to the router, though I couldn't say for certain. Alternatively, it could simply be unrelated -- the signal may fluctuate normally and only seem correlated to the Analog cables and USB.
Regards,
Sam R. -
Hi Sam,
Thank you for your answer. I have to check out the library issue once more. I found out that my analog Cables approx 50 cm long hanging down from my setup, works like some kind of antennas that seems to boost the signal.
Comparing to the coax about 30 cm that don't work that way. It seems a bit strange to me I need to check out a little bit more, but it is very time consuming to sit behind the gear instead in front of it listening to good Music.
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