Re: Re: Special use for the SLIMP3

Sean Adams <sadams-C+JAmueIyFXt/WbtSZLAmwC/[email protected]> Wed, 2 Jan 2002 06:53:18 +0000 (GMT)
Newsgroups gmane.music.equipment.slimp3.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
> Can the bootup "behavior" of the SLIMP3 module be changed - so that
> it won't ask me to change the network settings if I cold boot it ?

I'm working on it. The next firmware update will feature a "kiosk mode",
where you can program the player to always skip the setup screen.

> Basically, just power it on and music starts going as soon as the
> laptop boots.  (I may be able to swindle a 166mhz laptop :) )

A 75Mhz laptop is definitely fast enough for this.

> I'm a network guy, not an electrician, if I left my RV parked in
> storage for say 1 week, your website states it pulls milliamps.
> Well, how quickly would that drain the RV's 12v battery system ?
> When I'm plugged in at an RV site, I'll have no worries, just when it
> is in storage.

In standby mode the player uses roughly 250ma @ 5V, or 1.25W. When playing
music, with the display on, it's 500 to 600ma.  I think a
typical RV battery has a capacity of 1KWH, enough to run the SliMP3 for
over a month. This is a *very* rough guess - I don't know much about
RVs, but yours might have way more battery capacity that that.


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