says not to be used for sleep . what is the reason?
136728
My guess is that they are concerned that if the sleeve is too tight, it could impair circulation at night. During the day this is less of an issue because the arm is moving about and as such moving blood.
136727
I would think this support is only to be used while being active... leaving it on for a lone time may cut off your circulation to your lower part of your arm... If you wear these kind of supports for a long time your lower arm gets a funny feeling... probably restricting blood flow... I use mine to protect for a partially torn tendon in my elbow.... just for support.
858142
As far as I can tell sleep mode is an automatic function, I don't know if there is a way to disable it.
798739
Todd's experience above matches mine. I puts it in sleep mode but will not be cause it to resume.
1757823
I wonder if people are not using it correctly. The "Sleep therapy" mode is meant to change to white noise after time. You can put it on the sound mode without it turning to white noise if that is what you prefer. Read the directions people! I have not had any issues with the volume randomly reducing and really almost didn't buy this given the bad reviews. I love this machine and so does my husband. Try it before you decide it needs improvements!!!!
781724
Unfortunately, you must power the system off and on for each occasion. It does not have a sleep mode.
678619
It doesn't seem to make me sleepy. I would not use as a sleep aid. On the other hand, it does not keep me awake
1653990
I was using it to help fall asleep at night because it is non habit-forming. So, yes, it is drowsy inducing, NOT non-drowsy.
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I don't believe you would want to sleep on it. It is great for using the Spoonk just before going to sleep.
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It's like a computer, when your not touching the mouse or the screen it sleeps and requires you to mash the power button and reenter your password! Hope this helps!
1487816
It must be designed that way. Chromebooks must be set to sleep when you have an inactive keyboard for a certain period of time. I have not found a solution in my search.
1717815
I do not know about a sleep function.but i will try to find out.and if i do i will post about it as soon as i can ...
170706
I've never used it while sleeping so I'm not sure about that. It's comfortable enough that you can use it on a daily basis. I can imagine you can work out with it even though I've never done that. Sorry I can't be more helpful.
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It is advertised as having the wake/sleep function but it doesn't. You can glue a small magnet on the lower lip to make it work. See further discussion and an explanation on how to make it work with the wake/sleep mode. http://www.amazon.com/review/RMXSVQEO8RYI7/ref=cm_cd_pg_pg3?ie=UTF8&asin;=B005Y1CYSQ&cdForum;=Fx10EBJ5CNQW6PH&cdPage;=3&cdThread;=TxEIJBTW355CRI&store;=electronics#wasThisHelpful
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Not sure what the problem with phone is? If your screen is staying on to long change it with the screen timeout in settings. There really isn't any option for auto sleep.
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Not enough to be an issue for me... But then I don't use it to go to sleep.
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Drives will go to sleep for two reasons (1) power - is this switch powering the device not selected? (2) Attachment - if the drive doesn't believe it's attached to a computer - eg when switched away - it may go to sleep. You may need to adjust drive parameters - on the drive itself - to turn off or extend sleep delays.Note that KVMs are specifically designed to keep attached devices "alive" whereas that is not a requirement for a switch. For a drive I'd look for a USB powered KVM or a USB Powered switch (like the IOGEAR + power adapter).
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Andrea, although i myself have not used this for that purpose, because of its basic design (noise monitoring) I cannot imagine it NOT being able to be used for that purpose. And, as along as we're on that direction of conversation, might i add here that if the purpose is to check on the sleeping habits (with particular focus on snoring) of an individual that you consider having a sleep study performed (yeah, I know... you've probably already guessed it, but seeing a doctor for problems such as sleep apnea CAN be a prudent act on your part).Hope this helps.