I am running Roon Core version 1.8 (build814) (64bit) on a Windows 10 system. It is installed on my server with i7-9700T CPU and 16GB RAM.
Networking Gear & Setup Details
Roon core is connected via wired ethernet, the router is Netgear R7800, Roon Remote via WiFi, all on the same network.
Connected Audio Devices
Bricasti M3 is connected via wired ethernet, the router is Netgear R7800.
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Description of Issue
Roon remote dispalys Bricasti M3 uncertified, and can not enable. The M3 was manufactured in August, 2021.
My Lyngdorf TDAI-3400 works well in the same network environment.
Wonder how is the problem solved?
The screenshots are as following:
Hi @zhijun_zhong,
Whilst waiting for Roon support team to follow this up for you, could you check that the Bricasti M3 has the latest firmware installed.
Hi, @Carl
My M3 has the latest firmware installed.
After the uncertified problem occurred, I reported to Bricasti and they sent me a new SD card manufactured on Aug. 11,2021. I got the new card and replaced the one on the device, and Roon Remote still displays uncertified.
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I see that you’ve gotten some input from @xxx and @Carl already on this.
I’ve reached out to our Roon Hardware Expert for advice on this issue, we’ll be back in touch with you with next steps soon. In the meantime would you mind rebooting your Roon Core and check if this has any affect on what you’re seeing?
We know you’re eager to enjoy your new Bricasti with Roon, we apologize for the delay you’ve experienced and appreciate your patience.
Hi @zhijun_zhong, we took a look on our end and everything appears to be correct for this device, so it appears that there might be something happening in your setup preventing it from showing as uncertified.
To start, try rebooting everything: Your router, the Core, and the Bricasti.
If that doesn’t help, we’ll want to try clearing the cache on your Core. Instructions below: