Gamer wrote:... I am going to buy a big Multi-sync monitor soon...
So that particular screen saver appears definitively counter productive, as you didn't save anything on screens

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Gamer wrote:... I am going to buy a big Multi-sync monitor soon...
vido wrote:In my case only few modules of screensaver worked with the FireBee. But I stil had some problems after screensaver stoped and resumed back to desktop. I dont remember what was the problem. After that I deleted Twilight from my FireBee.
Gamer wrote:I can see your point, but it still would be nice to use it. If I cannot, then I will just go with out one. Who knows, maybe the next monitor I get will have a built in one.
wongck wrote:Gamer wrote:I can see your point, but it still would be nice to use it. If I cannot, then I will just go with out one. Who knows, maybe the next monitor I get will have a built in one.
Any screensaver works for you? even the one that is built in to the monitor?
http://didier.mequignon.free.fr/firebee.htm
Look at the Firebee CPX, configuration states it can blank screen after few minutes. Does that work for you?
wongck wrote:well, i will try that CPX screen saver next time I have my FB out.
My Falcon/CT63 is currently setup in my small man cave.
Latz wrote:i´d like to mention that you can use the always available and most efficient screensaver - the monitor power switch![]()
wongck wrote: Actually that's what I do if I leave my Falcon on and I need to go off for 10 mins. Any longer, I would just shutdown. Would be nice to have a sleep mode.
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A SLEEP function (SLP) was even added in the hardware and manageable
by a software (an ACC or a CPX) to 'sleep" the machine (like the
windows menu).
wongck wrote:Latz wrote:i´d like to mention that you can use the always available and most efficient screensaver - the monitor power switch![]()
Actually that's what I do if I leave my Falcon on and I need to go off for 10 mins. Any longer, I would just shutdown. Would be nice to have a sleep mode.
On my windoze, I put it to sleep mode and power off my monitor.
jury wrote:Code: Select all
A SLEEP function (SLP) was even added in the hardware and manageable
by a software (an ACC or a CPX) to 'sleep" the machine (like the
windows menu).
I have never tried it, so I do not know if it works, but it seems there is a chance that its implemented and works.
10.2.5 ABE60 REGISTERS DETAILS CT60
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SLP (SleeP)
Write at $FA800000 : Turn OFF the power supply.
mikro wrote:I think by that 'sleep' it is meant software power off.
EDIT: Indeed it is:
jury wrote:wongck wrote: Actually that's what I do if I leave my Falcon on and I need to go off for 10 mins. Any longer, I would just shutdown. Would be nice to have a sleep mode.
From the CT6x official hyp guide:Code: Select all
A SLEEP function (SLP) was even added in the hardware and manageable
by a software (an ACC or a CPX) to 'sleep" the machine (like the
windows menu).
I have never tried it, so I do not know if it works, but it seems there is a chance that its implemented and works.
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