24-Jul-2016, 16:32
(24-Jul-2016, 15:47)urbanpixels Wrote: Thanks Dmitrek please see my comments:
So something i've done, the reset process or the firmware the 3x units downloaded must have caused it. If the firmware has bugs then it would render these issues on all 3 speakers as they've all had the firmware reset (power on for 7 seconds, off for 3 seconds)
I'm a bit puzzled regarding your firmware reset: power on for 7s, off for 3s.
Where is this procedure described? The reset I know are to press 3 times shortly on the reset button on Phantom or/and Dialog. On devialet website it is described how to do a Factory reset. See here: https://help.devialet.com/hc/en-us/artic...and-Dialog-
From your description I have the impression that the 3 of your Phantoms are not correctly set up with the Dialog. So I would propose that you unplug your 4th working Phantom as this one is correctly configured to run as what is called Phantom SOLO configuration and therefore works well with Bluetooth.
Take the 3 Phantoms and Dialog and do the steps of Factory reset as described in the above link. Therefore, the Dialog needs to be connected to your network router by Ethernet to Internet. Take care that all Phantoms and Dialog are connected to the same outlet branch, so that PLC can work. Take care that this outlet branch does not have any protection filters.
Like this you should be able to setup the 3 Phantoms with Spark to a working Multiroom system. Check that Dialog and all Phantoms have the same actual firmware 1.7.1.0.
