From: "Tom Lloyd" <thomaslloyd@yahoo.com>
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Date: Wed, 3 Jan 2007 18:34:02 -0000
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Subject: [Bluez-devel] Btsco power consumption
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Hello again,

I am not sure if this is the right place to be sending this. You know that I
have Ubuntu 6.10 (edgy) I got that wrong last time. I have the 0.5 version
of btsco (I think anyways when I execute it with -v I get a message saying
it is 0.42. I uninstalled version 0.42 but did not remove the kernel module
before doing that. Could that cause a issue when installing 0.5. 

Well I think I have version 0.5 of btsco working paired and talking on skype
to my friends while pottering around the house. The problem I am
experiencing is that the headset does not seem to go into standby or power
saving after the headset is not in use. I have a Logitech HS08 v1.2. Should
this be reported as a bug and who to also might someone have any ideas on a
solution. Sometimes the headset seems to disconnect and go into standby and
other times not. It is almost impossible to tell apart from a little beep
after use. Even when I connect btsco it seems to draw on the batteries
power. Is this just the way it works?


Tom  


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