It keeps the time for the next alarm if the network fails, so it does
not keep the whole shedule.
So it should be conected to the server every day, then it gets
refreshed regarding next alarm time.
I would not trust mysb.com to handle alarms.
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It doesn't make sense to me that I can tune into Bloomberg radio from
ANY PC and yet cannot listen to it via any of my SB Players.
Now I doubt that anybody on the planet will run out and spend the money
on Sirius radio merely to get BBR. So all it does is reduce viewership
for Bloomberg.
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But the main wheel does the same (at least with the newer firmwares),
and it's easier to hit when you're half asleep. :)
michael123;656817 Wrote:
> btw, what is the power supply type? Is it 100-240V universal one?
Yes.
michael123;656817 Wrote:
> is there a nice weather app?
Yes, 'at least one'
Soulkeeper;656790 Wrote:
>
> Not a dedicated snooze button, no.
Pushing the volume button (i.e. mute) acts as Snooze.
Unfortunately not documented anywhere.
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Either the fix that logitech have made at their server (perhaps
preventing dropouts or off-time), or my constant de-enabling and
re-enabling each night, are making the radio turn on, correct time,
correct stream, including today.
This period of correct behavior must now be 10 days or so.
I have
garym;656827 Wrote:
> The radios have backup alarms (beeping, various noises, disco music)
> that play when the network connection fails. And they keep their own
> time separate from the server). So it will be fine 99% of the time. I
> was just focusing on your statement that the alarm clock aspe
michael123;656826 Wrote:
> How these alarms function is the SBS is down? network failure?
> From my perspective, it can sync with SBS, but shall work also nicely
> without any networking..
>
> Am I in a wrong forum then?
The radios have backup alarms (beeping, various noises, disco music)
that
How these alarms function is the SBS is down? network failure?
>From my perspective, it can sync with SBS, but shall work also nicely
without any networking..
Am I in a wrong forum then?
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michael123;656817 Wrote:
> Actually, I want alarm to function pretty much as for usual alarm
> clock:
> big display so we can read at night, snooze, etc.
> and it must be very reliable.
> My main objective is to have a good alarm clock, all the rest is a
> bonus..
>
My bedside booms have alway
thanks for your replies, guys
I already own Transporter and SB3, running latest 7.6.2 beta..
(which is running quite smoothly, all the bugs I reported got fixed, so
I am lucky :) )
SBS is running 24/7 in my place, but the storage box is going to sleep
at night and I do not want to wake it up..
Soulkeeper;656790 Wrote:
> Mine is not buggy at all. I am using SBS. But people using
> MySqueezebox.com complain more about bugginess than SBS users do.
I'm also using SBS exclusively, but can't say that mine is not buggy at
all. My radio suffers more than my SB2 & Classic from occasional locku
michael123;656750 Wrote:
> - how SBR is compared to standalone bed-side radios? Is the UI
> ergonomics good enough?
For me, it's the best bedside radio I've owned. Some people complain
about the UI, and it is not perfect, but in my experience it does the
job well enough.
michael123;656750 Wrote:
Hi
I'd like to ask few questions:
- how SBR is compared to standalone bed-side radios? Is the UI
ergonomics good enough?
- features-wise: is it possible to add multiple alarms schedule? is
there a snooze button?
- is it possible to work autonomously (locally)?
- how buggy is the software/firm
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