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I would have hoped support would proactively have suggested this (unless it's not possible!) rather than ignoring the root issue.

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It would seem there must be a way to capture diagnostics offline and share when again connected. Not surprising, given the speaker wasn't likely connected to the cloud at the time, but had hoped it might have sync'd any logs once it did connect. I've captured diagnostics and raised a ticket, but initial response from support also not adequate, simply saying there's no issue shown in the log. It should enter low power standby - either automatically or with a tap on power - and wake as expected, rejoining the network and being available in a few seconds for playback. This seemed to do the trick.īottom line is that I don't feel I should have to do this dance on a daily basis to use the speaker.

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Entered standby (single tap) and woke again, no joy.Įventually I did a full power down by holding the power button for 5 seconds, then again waking. Opened the app on iPhone to see only that the Move was offline. Ok, I thought, could be the Alexa 'service' at fault. She repeatedly said she was having problems. This morning upon waking with a single tap of the power button, initiating playback via Alexa failed completely. After use yesterday I put into standby by hitting (tapping, not holding) the power button.

Initial impressions were great - excellent build quality, great sound, worked exactly as expected with the app etc. Sadly my first day with Move has not been stellar.

I’m sure we will ALL discover even more about this new Sonos product in the coming days and weeks. I’m still trying to find out more about this particular feature.Īnyhow I hope that information helps you with understanding your new Sonos device.

A long press will activate a snapshot button Diagnostic (you will see the LED switching colors, press the same button once more to get out of this mode).

A short press will start pairing mode for the Controller connection during initial setup.

A long press in BT mode will enable it's BT pairing mode.

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A short press will toggle Bluetooth mode or WiFi mode.

A long press will power off the 'Move' completely.

A short press will put the 'Move' to sleep.

You may also find the following information helpful about the three buttons on the rear of the 'Move' device. So this is from the things I have read and played with so far, but you may need to just double check the information, as presumably things maybe subject to change to what some users have already mentioned online.

It may also wake itself up to receive updates (not sure, but have seen that mentioned online?).

(The App must have been closed completely not just brought into focus on screen for that to actually work).

By simply opening the Sonos App connected to the same Sonos Household.When it’s running on battery and in standby/sleep mode I have found the 'Move' can be woken in these different ways. I think when the speaker is 'powered off' it can be brought back to life by either placing it back on the charger loop or pressing it's power button on the rear (assuming the battery hasn’t drained). I don’t know if it then powers off completely, but suspect it would, particularly if the battery reaches a low point where it needs to be re-charged.

The 'Move' running on battery seems to fall into 'standby/sleep mode' after approx.

The 'Move' can be powered off by a long (5+ second) press on the same power button.

The 'Move' can be put into standby/sleep mode, by a single quick press on the top rear power button.

It has two 'power-down' states, one of which I will perhaps call “standby or sleep mode” and the other is “powered off” completely. When the 'Move’ is off its charger loop and running on its built-in battery, then I understand it's 'power state' behaves differently when not playing. There is no automatic'standby'/'power-off' whilst the charger loop is supplying it with AC power. My understanding is that when the “Move” is sat on its 'powered-on' charger loop, it behaves like any other indoor Sonos speaker and is in a 'wait state' and ready to play at any point. I have been gathering together some information about it and here is what I have found so far. I'm still playing with my new Sonos 'Move'.