· I recently purchased a Eversolo T-10 server transport on July 18th , I signed up for a subscription to Roon downloaded the Roon APP on my iPad then followed the set up instructions for the T-10 there was no link to Roon on the T-10 , firmware is up dated though I found out the T-10 was just certified by Roon on July 20th and now I see a link to Roon on the T-10.
I am having an issue with the T-10 not being recognized by Roon , settings in the T-10 for IP address are correct on my iPad and T-10 . I rebooted both my iPad and t-10 then trying to open the link to Roon search for the T-10 on my iPad is in constant search Stephenp>
Tell us about your home network
· I have a Bell router modem fed by fibre optic to my home , from my router modem to my audio room I use a LAN cable which plugs into a Matrix Audio net work isolator then into the LAN connection of the T-10 . I have gone over re-checking ip addresses on iPad and t-10 , I have shut off my VPN , Lan connection on the T-10 is selected however to no avail .The Roon app on my iPad shows constant search .Thank you for your assistance
Stephen
I am new to streaming music especially using components like the T,-10 . Do you mean there is something missing in my system to get Roon you mentioned a server , like a Roon Core ? To enable the T-10 to link to Roon ?
The missing piece here is that Roon needs a Roon Server on your network. The iPad app is a Roon Remote, so it can control Roon Server, but it cannot act as the server itself.
For the T-10 to show up in Roon, we need to confirm two things: first, what device is running Roon Server in your home, and second, whether the T-10 is actually appearing as a Roon Ready zone inside Roon after you add the server. If you do not have a Roon Server yet, that would explain the constant search on the iPad.
Before we go further, can you tell us what you have available to run Roon Server, such as a Mac, Windows PC, NAS, Nucleus, or ROCK? Also, once you have a server in place, does the T-10 show up in the Audio settings inside Roon?
Reply with that and we can take the next step from there.
Pardon my ignorance, this is my first streamer transport I am completely new to this sort of audio play back . The components in my new system consist of the Eversolo T-10 , dac ,IPad , speakers and amplifier of course . Are you saying I’m missing a component to get up and running a Roon server ?
No, if it helps, in my system I have an iMac functioning as my Roon Server and then a number of endpoints (Raspberry Pi’s running Ropiee) that connect to DAC’S in my different rooms that then feed amplifiers/speakers.
The iMac is essentially the control point with the Pi’s acting as satellites to which music is transmitted in my local network. The iMac has a hard drive containing my music, which is combined with music from my streaming service (Qobuz) to give me a unified library.
Once you are through the initial set up hurdles Roon can be a very powerful and fun music collation and distribution system, well worth the learning curve and expense.
