Hi, does anyone know if this remembers the fine tune settings after being powered off i.e. disconnected from the USB power, or do you have to readjust
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This unit does not remember any fine tuning settings when power off. You must readjust each time the unit is put into service. Hope this helps
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I can't confirm the Bluetooth setting, but it does stay on USB or FM settings. It will stay on the USB even if I remove the drive so I imagine the Bluetooth would stay on as well.
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Yes it does "remember" most settings. After a power failure, all settings remain except the date and time.
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I've had success pulling the power plug, counting to ten, and re-plugging. That it loses functionality seemingly at random and within a few weeks of purchase doesn't say much for the player. Has anyone else noticed how loud it is? That seems impossible to fix, a permanent annoyance.
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The device remembers the station, so you don't have to reset it every time.As for setting the station without losing the power connection, it was pretty easy for me when I set the station and I never lost power connections. Hope this helps.
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I do not know? Right out of the box it was perfect for me. I've never had to change the settings. I've owned it for over a year now.
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No, the settings are stored in non-volatile memory, so power outages or unplugging doesnt affect settings. I set one controller aside literally for years. When plugged back in the last settings were there.
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Do not forget one important step.... turn power on, and then - HOLD DOWN - and then turn tuning knob to get to "ON". Release and listen without interruption or automatic turn off in a preset time. This step is not clearly stated. Drive me NUTZ until I figured out what was not clearly stated. Must hold power button down to allow toggle to sleep timer adjustment.
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I would say contact customer service but the line is perpetually down. Is the music in the correct format? Is the device showing up in "My Computer" (assuming you use Windows)? Which program are you using to sync files, if any?I would really advise you to ship it back to Amazon and get a refund because this thing is a piece of junk.
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The settings are stored in non-volatile memory. In other words, long term memory like a flash drive. I've had it unplugged for several months and it retains the set points.
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It will keep its settings in memory. We have a lot of power surges as well and have never had an issue to where we've had to reset it each time.
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It is easy to control. Go to Control panel. Type "POWER" in the search box you will see there. Next, click on "edit power plan". Next, click on CHANGE ADVANCED POWER PLAN". Look down at the new sub menu choices and click on "USB Selective Suspend Settings". Now just choose how you want it to behave. I changed mine to NEVER suspend power to my usb ports in case I am transferring data only to lose all my time when it puts them to sleep! Have fun! Mike
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I still have my Original one (More than 3 years old...) and the plug connection (USB) still works fine for me. The reason I bought a second one is that when the ambient temperature is cool,... the fans (Probably the Bearings...) often make excessive noise untill it runs for a while. So for me,.. the USB connection has NOT been an issue. Hope this may help.
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I usually start the music once its docked. and it works fine. Have you already sent the box back? Reason I ask is because the packaging is deceiving... On the box is just has Im600, what you need to look for is on the bottom of the box where the serial number is printed just below it has im600USB printed in small text. When I go home tonight I'll send you the UPC code it has printed.
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I got mine about 3 years ago and its still going strong. I dont turn it off at all. Idk about the usb or the sd, but its a good reciever. Hope that helps
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No, turning the unit off will clear the memory. When it is powered on again, the unit resets to begin playback from the first track.
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You got it! Can't turn the @#$% thing off once it is connected. Have to shutdown the computer and then unplug it. I plug it in and do a weekly backup, then shutdown and unplug it. A pain, I'd rather just reboot before my backup then eject the thing.