Virgin Hub 3 - Ethernet cables connected to PC and Devialet Expert Pro 220
I have just moved home and am setting things up again. For some reason, Roon Ready appears for a few seconds in Audio then disappears. Even when it is visible and enabled, it won’t operate.
I cannot get Roon to operate via Devialet Air at present either, though that would be academic if Roon Ready was working. I have tried disabling Air and that makes no difference for Roon Ready.
I would make sure the windows firewall settings are off while troubleshooting - if it works then, consider removing and re-adding the roon and raat applications to the exclusions again.
Since you are using a Windows PC, I would verify that both Roon.exe and RAATServer.exe have been added as exceptions to your Windows firewall.
You can use these instructions to add the exceptions and the executables themselves would be located in your Database Location/Application folder path.
I would also add these exceptions to any Antivirus or other Firewall blocking applications you may have and ensure that you connected to your network via a Private network, not a Public one, see this guide for more information.
I had the same issue sometime in the past. In my case, the cause was wrong configuration for some network devices. Are you using static IPs on Roon and / or Devialet, or maybe on other network devices?
@PFBTG - According to logs, this looks like a networking issue:
09/04 19:36:39 Warn: [Devialet Expert 220 Pro @ 192.168.0.25:39007] [raatclient] RAAT Session timed out during initialization
09/04 19:36:39 Trace: [raat] [Devialet Expert 220 Pro @ 192.168.0.25:39007] => ConnectionFailed
I would check your firewalls on the router / Core. If you have another router, might help as well as we have often seen poor performance from ISP-provided networking gear.
You can also try a reinstall of Roon by using these instructions:
The goal of this test was to see if a fresh database also exhibits this issue.
If you try to set up the fresh database without restoring, do you see the same issue?
If so, that would further point to the network setup.
That was a configuration problem I ran into, apparently you can only use one, so thats one item down, next using your Devialet Remote, long pause on the bottom right button to display your config on your Devialet display. Your remote may be different, but mine is the bottom right button. Scroll through and it will give you your IP addr and NIC addr, make sure no wifi address is there and a valid ethernet address is there and connected.
After that goto your router and in advanced settings check to see if that address is being blocked.
geoB. I think that is the solution. Having reconfigured Devialet to take out WiFi, the connection is better. There have been a lot of dropouts but that could have been an internet issue.
Thanks for your invaluable help to sort out this headache