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• RE: iPad not connecting to Mini - dbphd 13:34:37 07/31/18 (5)
  In Reply to: RE: iPad not connecting to Mini posted by Cut-Throat on July 30, 2018 at 11:09:26

  Thanks, Cut-Throat, that was the problem. As soon as I reset WiFi, the Roon remote app came up and again controls Roon core. Nice to have it back.
  
  Roon core sends files via ethernet to an Ayre QX-5 Twenty, KX-5 Twenty, VX-5 Twenty combination that drives a pair of KEF LS50s supplemented by a pair of Velodyne HGS-10s low-passed at 50 Hz by an SMS-1 that also provides acoustic room correction. The sound quality is excellent, perhaps surprising so.
  
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  • As Ivan would say 'Your Welcome' ...................... - Cut-Throat 13:50:29 07/31/18 (4)
    In Reply to: RE: iPad not connecting to Mini posted by dbphd on July 31, 2018 at 13:34:37

    However he's one Apostrophe and an 'e' short of being admitted to P.O.E.M.
    
    

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    • RE: As Ivan would say 'Your Welcome' ...................... - dbphd 21:45:33 07/31/18 (3)
      In Reply to: RE: As Ivan would say 'Your Welcome' ...................... posted by Cut-Throat on July 31, 2018 at 13:50:29

      My latest experience using my iPad to control Roon core made me realize how little understanding I have of this technology. Why was I able to access my email, but not link to Roon core? In a previous post, Abe had instructed me how to avoid having the display timeout while using Roon, but I had forgotten how to do that and the display on the iPad would timeout. After I reset WiFi, the remote app not only linked to core, but the display persevered during the entire Roon session.
      
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      • "Why was I able to Access e-mail" .................... - Cut-Throat 05:57:46 08/01/18 (2)
        In Reply to: RE: As Ivan would say 'Your Welcome' ...................... posted by dbphd on July 31, 2018 at 21:45:33

        Your ipad may have been connected to another network than your home. For example if you have a Comcast account you can connect to other people's Comcast routers. So if you had a neighbor that had a Comcast router, you would connect automatically to them. What you can do to prevent this in the future is change your settings to auto connect to your home network.
        
        Your e-mail is available on ALL networks with internet. Roon is only available to your own Home local Network.
        
        

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        • RE: "Why was I able to Access e-mail" .................... - dbphd 10:35:50 08/01/18 (1)
          In Reply to: RE: "Why was I able to Access e-mail" .................... posted by Cut-Throat on August 01, 2018 at 05:57:46

          When I reset my WiFi, I found in addition to my WiFi several variants with 4 or 5 letter extensions, and it was one of these that the iPad was using. I had to go to the iMac to look up my password for the basic WiFi that linked to Roon.
          
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          • Glad you got it to work ........................... - Cut-Throat 10:38:54 08/01/18 (0)
            In Reply to: RE: "Why was I able to Access e-mail" .................... posted by dbphd on August 01, 2018 at 10:35:50

            It seems you were hooked to another network other than the one Roon was on.... Not sure I completely follow you about 'the other variants'... but we'll leave it that.
            
            

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