[Lucikun]

I thought it had an auto off that was timed but I guess not.

I would go to the 1st page and use the 660 Tool and .img (on a PC) and then update to the latest firmware. The tool reformats and clears everything from the memory.

You could also try a Recovery where you turn the DX off and hold the forward button on the side and plug it into a charger. The Recovery menu comes up and you can navigate with the forward and back buttons on the side and do a wipe date from there by pushing the power button. It seems to work differently from the factory reset.

i think the tool worked. I’m at work so I haven’t tested extensively. However, I left it on for 10 mins and it didn’t shut down!

I should be good to update from here yes?

 

[jamato8]

i think the tool worked. I’m at work so I haven’t tested extensively. However, I left it on for 10 mins and it didn’t shut down!

I should be good to update from here yes?

Yes, you can update to the latest firmware.

 

[Lucikun]

Yes, you can update to the latest firmware.

Thanks so much for your help. Appreciate it.

 

[Lucikun]

Turns out it didn’t work…. ._.

 

[antdroid]

Turns out it didn’t work…. ._.

Is this in Android or Mango OS?

Mango OS has a Power Management setting that auto-shuts off the power after a specified time. You can try turning that off too.

 

[Lucikun]

Is this in Android or Mango OS?

Mango OS has a Power Management setting that auto-shuts off the power after a specified time. You can try turning that off too.

This is happening in android. I already turned that setting off on Mango OS.

 

[Lucikun]

I’ve given up on this. I’m just going to send it back. Unreal that I got a malfunctioning player from an authorized dealer.

 

[Smirk 24]

Hi everyone, I’m having the gain knob misalignment issue that some of you have reported. I’ve already reached out to @Paul - iBasso and he recommended I take the knob off and replace the adhesive.

I’m having trouble removing the knob. Anyone have any tricks to getting this done without damaging the DAP? Also, if anyone has a recommendation for which adhesive they used to replace the one that’s already there I would be grateful. Thank you.

 

[Smirk 24]

Fixed. Thanks @Paul - iBasso and @tamtrum!

 

[Rayzilla]

Since the batteries for the amp and the digital components are separate, it's fine to charge one and not the other if one is expected not to last for the time needed for the commute, correct?

The digital battery tends to drain faster than the amp battery. Other than turning off the WiFi when not needed, what else can beer dinner to slow down the drain on the digital battery?

 

[mbirand]

i’m kind of frustrated how much of a drain has the digital battery with dap turned off… sounds familiar ? we’re talking 5-10% a day loss

 

[jamato8]

i’m kind of frustrated how much of a drain has the digital battery with dap turned off… sounds familiar ? we’re talking 5-10% a day loss

Totally off or in standby?

 

[Rayzilla]

i’m kind of frustrated how much of a drain has the digital battery with dap turned off… sounds familiar ? we’re talking 5-10% a day loss

Mine is not bad on standby. But when I play, I usually don't use the screen much at all. But still drains faster than the amp section.

 

[mbirand]

Totally off or in standby?

totally off. if i leave it at 90% and turn it off, when i get back to it 3 days later it’ll be 70-75% if not less

 

[jamato8]

totally off. if i leave it at 90% and turn it off, when i get back to it 3 days later it’ll be 70-75% if not less

Have you done a factory reset under the android menu? But if the units off I kind of doubt that will help but when I do with mine is I let it charge to 80% which is in the battery settings. That gives you a very long life for the battery. I have a couple of Basso batteries in components that are almost 13 years old and still doing excellent, but I only charged 80% most of the time unless I’m going out then I’ll charge up to the hundred percent.