Hi, with my vibelink connected to the WiiM Ultra via the trigger cable, when I turn off the Ultra, the vibelink goes into standby mode (the input light is dimmed), but several times, after more than 60 minutes, I have found the vibelink amplifier in on mode and not in deep sleep mode.
I have no evidence of a power failure during the night, why does Vibelink wake up and then not automatically go back to standby or deep standby?
Thank you.
Emanuele
Someone may have already mentioned this, but I have made a small and significant discovery.
When the WiiM app and the Vibelink amp are connected via Bluetooth, opening the app while the Vibelink is on standby (LED is dark) will activate the Vibelink and the LED will light up brightly.
This is an automatic activation by Bluetooth and has nothing to do with the trigger cable. Also, Vibelink will not activate when it is in sleep mode (LED is off).
This is a compromise, but if you want to turn off this auto-activation, you can deny the "nearby devices" permission to the WiiM app on your phone. Note, however that you will need to allow this permission when auto-updating Vibelink or re-pairing the Ultra's remote.
@WiiM Support ,
@WiiM Team,
@RyanWithWiiM,
Is it per spec that the Vibelink LED glows green when the WHA starts up?
Currently, as long as Vibelink is on standby, it will start every time WHA is opened, and from there it will take another 60 minutes before it goes to sleep.
If this is normal behavior, one of the following measures might be better..
- A toggle switch to enable/disable the connection to Vibelink on the WHA.
- A configurable time between standby and sleep.
I also personally feel that the Vibelink device card is too large and gets in the way of other WiiM devices. For this reason, I have turned off permissions on nearby devices so that the Vibelink card is not visible.
Thank you.
Edit:
The video will be easier to understand than my incompetent explanation.
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