pichonCalavera;270791 Wrote:
A nice idea that I don't know if it exists (but that would be overkill)
would be to somehow put a sensor somewhere to detect when someone is
nearby and when no one is around, turn brigthness off completly (since
no one is looking anyway).
The SB2/3/Transporter
I've had 2 SLIMP3s in constant use since that model was released and I
can't say I notice any screen burn-in. I've had the clock on the lowest
brightness setting. I haven't had a SB2/3 long enough to comment on that
type of VFD.
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jth
Mark Lanctot;270971 Wrote:
The SB2/3/Transporter is half-there - it has an IR receiver. If it also
had an emitter then this could be done, I had an HP48 calculator with a
receiver and emitter that had a fun motion detector program that did
this. :-)
The SB2, SB3 and transporter are all
I see this on both an old slimp3 and an SB2.
They have been showing the clock screensaver for years.
Brightness is set to 1 on both devices when off.
-s.
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slimpy
slimpy's Profile:
I use the AutoDisplay plugin to turn off my displays at night. That
saves about 6 hours of display time daily.
http://www.gwendesign.com/slimserver/dev_software.htm
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4mula1
SlimServer 6.5.4 + Solaris 10 x86: Because Linux would've been too easy!
A nice idea that I don't know if it exists (but that would be overkill)
would be to somehow put a sensor somewhere to detect when someone is
nearby and when no one is around, turn brigthness off completly (since
no one is looking anyway).
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pichonCalavera
*rip* (eac) *convert* (flac) *tag*
Hi,
Sorry for bumping up this old topic but I think this has happened to
me.
I have been running the SB3 for about 1.5 year with the clock and
brightness set to high. When something is scrolling across the SB now,
in the middle letters seem more dim.
What can I do about this or could this me
I think it would be a good idea to have the SB3 firmware move the clock
display across the display one pixel at a time maybe shifting once per
hour or half hour. That way the work is spread over the entire display
but doesn't move fast enough to be annoying or distracting.
TD
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tyler_durden
RempageR1;270420 Wrote:
Sorry for bumping up this old topic but I think this has happened to
me.
I have been running the SB3 for about 1.5 year with the clock and
brightness set to high. When something is scrolling across the SB now,
in the middle letters seem more dim.
What can I do
