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Alexdroid

Alexdroid

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hello which batteries for remote control A3? I have the eneloop panasonic 930 mAh rechargeable but run out after 3 days. thanks, help.
 
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You could have an A3 issue (maybe a key always pressed), i can last 6 months with rechargeable batteries.
 
The keys are affixed to this problem of advanced consumption it has always had since I bought A3. Every 3/4 days I have to change batteries.
 
Alexdroid said:
hello which batteries for remote control A3? I have the eneloop panasonic 930 mAh rechargeable but run out after 3 days. thanks, help.
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I use Varta 1000 mAh AAA Accu Rechargeable Batteries.

I've no idea how long they last. Certainly not six months but maybe a few weeks. Depends how much use the remote gets!
 
ok i will try to buy varta batteries.
another thing by chance the A3 remote has speaker? the symbol at the top with musical notes for what purpose?
 
Hello
Since I bought the A3 remote control the batteries have a duration of 3 days although I bought rechargeable batteries 1000 mAp varta and eneloop and no keys are pressed. Why last only 3 days? Is my remote control defective?
 
Alexdroid said:
Hello
Since I bought the A3 remote control the batteries have a duration of 3 days although I bought rechargeable batteries 1000 mAp varta and eneloop and no keys are pressed. Why last only 3 days? Is my remote control defective?
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This issue is discussed in the link to the thread I posted above. However, try this.....

Enter U9-H Settings --> Audio --> Sound Devices --> Input Devices --> choose Onboard Mic Input.

It disables the mic on the A3 & allows the remote to sleep normally :). Obviously, you will completely lose ALL voice input/control, so don't forget you changed this setting if you intend to use voice controls again in the future!!

Choose Auto or USB-Audio - SAGE AirMouse under the settings above if you'd like to re-enable the mic on the A3 at a later time.
 
Alexdroid said:
with high quality batteries and an average of one hour daily use.
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OK, try another simple test.

Use the cursor with the A3 then put the remote down for 20-30 minutes. Is the remote (& cursor) still active when you pick it up again after it's been sat idle for a longer period? (This would indicate that the remote isn't entering sleep mode normally).

Otherwise, obviously something isn't right. I previously had the issue with my remote failing to enter sleep mode caused by the mic & certain Google apps. I had to change batteries every 3-4 days at the time. Since disabling the mic on the A3, I've only had to change the batteries twice in the past 8-9 months!!
 
Hello
9 months??? I have tried and the remote control shuts down properly after a period of unuse.
Then I guess my remote control has something wrong.It never went properly.
 
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