The "App Nap" feature is separate from your sleep settings. It puts
individual applications to sleep regardless of your system settings.
Apparently, in Yosemite and El Capitan (a name so dumb I'll never
upgrade), Apple has removed the ability to control this easily from from
the user.
73,
Sco
I generally have “Never” set for going to sleep on my work MacBook. I log onto
other servers and run scripts that might take an hour or so. The Mac really is
doing nothing during that time, but it needs to stay awake to keep the
connection up.
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Scott, that would appear to be the solution. Thanks, everyone, for your input
and comments. Best wishes.
David A., KC0XT, LA
> On Sep 8, 2015, at 5:30 AM, Scott Manthe wrote:
>
> Hi David,
> Have you tried right-clicking on the MacLogger DX app icon and checking the
> "Prevent App Nap" box in
Hi David,
Have you tried right-clicking on the MacLogger DX app icon and checking
the "Prevent App Nap" box in he info window? This will prevent the Mini
from going into sleep mode when you're running MacLogger.
73,
Scott N9AA
On 9/7/15 5:39 PM, David Ahrendts wrote:
What can ya do to keep
Current requirements for the USB-Serial adapter can be seen by running a system
report (About This Mac, then click on then System Report button). Then, select
the USB entry under Hardware. If you have a lot of devices, figuring out which
it is could be a challenge, but it will most likely be one
I have turned off computer sleep on my Late 2012 iMac. It is set to “Never.” I
do have my screen set to go to sleep. I have an add-on called Caffeine which,
when selecting with my mouse, will allow me to either keep the display on or
allow it to go to sleep. It’s my understanding that OS X runs
Many thanks for the half-dozen direct responses off list. Most of you run a
powered USB hub for the KUSB (or several). May I ask what type/brand powered
hub are you successfully using with your Mac device for the KUSB or multiple
KUSBs?
It appears the chip in the KUSB can be interpreted as a re
What can ya do to keep your fabulous Mac OS X device (in my case a Mac Mini)
from kicking off the KUSB when it goes to sleep? Trying to keep MacLogger
connected to the K3S via it’s KUSB for several days at a time (like Labor Day
weekend). It appears to get kicked off for inactivity as a power dr
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