Thread: Calibre Companion syncing experience: issues with a large ondevice library
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Old 08-26-2013, 10:30 AM   #23
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Originally Posted by chaley View Post
Does the screen actually shut off while you are connected? On my 10.1 and my N7 it does not. Also, the network does not shut down, as evidenced by calibre sending "hi there" packets to CC every 10 seconds and getting a response.

One easy test you could run is to start calibre in debug mode, connect your device to calibre then put it down for a while. When you come back calibre should still be connected and you should see "NOOP" messages arriving in the debug log every 10 seconds.
Seems this is now a non-issue.
I just ran a set of tests: 500 and 1K, which ran perfectly.

Notes:
I was connected to the charger during this test
The WiFi has always been in the same room
The desktop (Calibre host) is wired, reserved IP, static port and always on (no automatic hibernate)

Grr I hate it when system behavior changes.
I really did try 2 or 3 different times before and just figured it was: WAD
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