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I always turn off my speakers because they consume a lot of power when idle, for some reason. But doing so also disconnects them from the router. Every morning is the same routine: turn on speakers, hear annoying clicking sound, pair them again, enjoy music. This takes 15-20 minutes every single day.
Is there a way around this? Can I switch off/unplug my speakers and not have to pair them again, every time?
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I have the same issue.
My phantoms lose the hole configuration after they are turned off. So I need to go through the set up in the APP almost every single time I want to use them. Very, very annoying!
This happens since the DOS2 update.
Anyone has an idea?
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Oh dear! I am on DOS 1 and shut down every night. And this will stop me from going to DOS 2.
Have both of you tried doing a shut down first rather than just switching off the power?
Also, please log support ticket with Devialet; they do not monitor this forum.
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19-Jan-2020, 07:18
(This post was last modified: 19-Jan-2020, 07:22 by Krisp.)
You can turn them into low power standby mode, by pressing the rear button for some seconds, until it makes the standby signal.
In this Mode it consumes <1 watt and you don’t loose your configuration. One short press again brings them to life again.
I opened a ticket to request an enhancement for the web UI to switch the phantoms into this low power standby mode, but the answers so far were unacceptably denying.
When you disconnect them from power, the config gets lost under DOS 2. I guess before, this config was held on the Dialog box, even when disconnecting from power.
Greetings,
Chris
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(18-Jan-2020, 11:40)Jayyyy Wrote: I always turn off my speakers because they consume a lot of power when idle, for some reason. But doing so also disconnects them from the router. Every morning is the same routine: turn on speakers, hear annoying clicking sound, pair them again, enjoy music. This takes 15-20 minutes every single day.
Is there a way around this? Can I switch off/unplug my speakers and not have to pair them again, every time?
My phantom golds are plugged on a wifi plug that is programmed to turn them off at midnight everyday. I turn them on again with a switch on this plug. I am on DOS2 and they connect every time without a problem a few seconds after I hear the starting sound.
I have a netgear orbi mesh router that keeps track of all devices connected (visible on the orbi smartphone app). It might be that your router is the problem.
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