karlek wrote:
> The machine youre running LMS on, serves the wrong time. There you can
> fix it.
Exactly, unless he's running on mysqueezebox.com in which case I don't
know how to fix it.
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The machine youre running LMS on, serves the wrong time. There you can
fix it.
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Apesbrain wrote:
> Are you running LMS locally? Time comes from the server machine.
Yes Local off home WIFI ?
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Are you running LMS locally? Time comes from the server machine.
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My clock is 6 min off. How do you reset it ??? I don't see a setting
for it, I've powered off and the clock is still showing off 6 min ??
Thanks,
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Hi,
I noticed this after the latest firmware update. It seems to happen
when you switch the player out of standby to on but don't play anything
straight away and goes to this screen saver mode. As soon as you press
play or anything else the screen returns to normal. When you have the
graduated
So I guess I should file a bug then...
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Same here! Clearly a bug!
TheMule!
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The Bug has been added. I am not sure if this has to be voted on or
confirmed in any way.
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=16099
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Sike;537947 Wrote:
The Bug has been added. I am not sure if this has to be voted on or
confirmed in any way.
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=16099
Try the following and let me know what happens with your unit:
Select any screensaver for When Playing other then Now Playing or
Hi Erland,
I am not sure the positioning fields are working as they should. See
attached for my current Custom Clock. The %A, %B %d, %Y is at position
199 in the options but looking at the dump it is around 212pixels down
the screen. I took the position to be a pixel count (0-240) but I guess
it
Chunkywizard;500726 Wrote:
Hi Erland,
I am not sure the positioning fields are working as they should. See
attached for my current Custom Clock. The %A, %B %d, %Y is at position
199 in the options but looking at the dump it is around 212pixels down
the screen. I took the position to be a
Hi Erland,
thanks for the reply. It was only that I didn't understand how the
positions were interpreted. I just need to play a bit more to learn how
the position numbers relate to the onscreen positions, I'll get it just
how I want it after a few more goes. Thanks for all the clarification,
Hi Erland,
that's fantastic, I can now see all the fields. I'll have a play when I
get a mo and post back the results.
Cheers
CW
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Chunkywizard;499808 Wrote:
Hi Erland,
I tried stopping SBS and editing the customclockhelper.prefs file but
it didn't work. I tried added item1position: and item1position: '' but
neither made the option appear. In fact adding the lines meant my custom
clock no longer appeared in the pull
Hi erland,
thanks (again). I have custom clock helper installed and am trying to
work out how to use it. It looks like item1 is meant for the time and it
will always be centred in height on the screen, correct? The margin will
allow movement to the right. How do you change the size/font of the
Chunkywizard;499582 Wrote:
It looks like item1 is meant for the time and it will always be centred
in height on the screen, correct?
There is a item1position which controls the vertical positioning.
Unfortunately there seems to be a bug in Custom Clock Helper so it isn't
shown when you
Hi Erland,
I tried stopping SBS and editing the customclockhelper.prefs file but
it didn't work. I tried added item1position: and item1position: '' but
neither made the option appear. In fact adding the lines meant my custom
clock no longer appeared in the pull down list.
Any other ideas? Do
Hi there
anyone else noticed the standard clock looks a bit weird? It's as
though each character takes a fixed width. It's fine when you have wide
characters eg 3:45 but at 4:15 there is too wider gap between the 1 and
the 5. Also centering is off when you have times before 10:00 (ie 3
numbers).
I know this is a dumb question but do you have to replace the
Clock/Alarm Backup Battery?
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bscherokman;497641 Wrote:
I know this is a dumb question but do you have to replace the
Clock/Alarm Backup Battery?
There is currently no backup battery, not sure what you are referring
to. The battery pack will go on sale in Jan/Feb (shipping in February I
believe).
Like any other
bscherokman;497665 Wrote:
I am referring to the backup battery (not the rechargable battery) that
keeps the clock and alarm running when the power fails. Do you need to
replace this backup battery? Thanks for your help
There is no backup battery. If you lose power you will not get a
There is no backup battery. If you lose power you will not get a
backup alarm of any kind.
Unless there is a battery pack installed of course...
And if there is no battery-pack, the the clock/alarm settings are
retrieved from the network once power comes up, it does not require a
backup
Does the SB Radio have anything like the following:
Boom has a local clock and a local power source to keep time in case of
power cut. Boom also remembers the next alarm time so that if
disconnected it will sound a alarm generated within Boom (currently a 5
tone alarm).
It says in the SB radio
Thank you very much for the info.
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Is this really working with the Boom? I tested again today: I set an
alarm, then pulled the power cord. No alarm on the Boom.
Boom has a supercap inside to keep the real time clock going during a
power outage. It does NOT have the power to run an alarm sound when power
is out, simply maintain
l.pinguin;497682 Wrote:
There is no backup battery. *If you lose power you will not get a
backup alarm of any kind.
Unless there is a battery pack installed of course...
And if there is no battery-pack, the the clock/alarm settings are
retrieved from the network once power comes up, it
Hi,
2009/12/21 bscherokman
bscherokman.43k0qn1261415...@no-mx.forums.slimdevices.com:
Does the SB Radio have anything like the following:
Boom has a local clock and a local power source to keep time in case of
power cut. Boom also remembers the next alarm time so that if
disconnected it
I live where we get lots of power outages during the winter. Will the
radio keep reasonably accurate time and still do an alarm if the wall
power is out? I presume that it would need a battery pack, but other
than that, do the alarms still work with no wall power?
I guess that if the internet
Since you live in an area with a lot of power outages, I highly
recommend connecting the Radio to an inexpensive UPS.
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