Muele;467668 Wrote:
> By power- and network surge I simply mean power and network failure or
> outage. Sorry, English is not my first language.
>
No problem, just confused me because "surge" means too much of
something rather than too little :) Alarms will sound as long as it has
power from eit
By power- and network surge I simply mean power and network failure or
outage. Sorry, English is not my first language.
Thanks for the answers.
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Muele
BR Mogens
2 Controllers, 2 Receivers, 1 Squeezeplay. Running off old 800 mhz IBM
T21 Thinkpad.
Muele;467628 Wrote:
>
> 1. How does it handle being unplugged and replugged? I.E. does the
> alarms I have set remain in place etc.
>
Yes. Alarms are stored on the server (except the next scheduled one
which is also stored locally in case the network is lost).
>
> 2. Similar to the above. How
So, I would like to get me a radio.
Primarily as a bedside alarmclock and nighttime music player.
But I will also be carrying it to the garage, outside etc. So that
brings up a bunch of questions. I will number then i order to ease
answering.
1. How does it handle being unplugged and replugged? I
