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Topic: a few photos of how to make the s-3 beep less annoying. (Read 4532 times)

legendary
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FWIW, the new S3 firmware makes the units completely silent via the menu option now.


I will make a note that the firmware does a huge improvement.
newbie
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FWIW, the new S3 firmware makes the units completely silent via the menu option now.

I have S3 firmware from September 2014, but that just reduces the beeping when set to false. When the internet connection drops, it still beeps. Is there another setting I should be looking at?

If it beeps at night and wakes my family, the S3 will be out of the house the next morning. Such a bad design. Thanks!
legendary
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Christian Antkow
FWIW, the new S3 firmware makes the units completely silent via the menu option now.
member
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I've not heard a beep out of mine (with the M3 screw in the hole).  And yes, I'm thinking about popping the lid an securing the screw in place with some tape.
sr. member
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You are a saint. Thanks for this thread. Will mod a bunch of 'em tonight.

Cheers !

big thanks for mods:
"happy wife, happy life"  Smiley

true that!
member
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I'd be concerned if the screw backed up. A piece of tape over the hole should do the trick?
member
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I found that a M3 bolt screws nicely into the hole on top of the buzzer.
legendary
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You are a saint. Thanks for this thread. Will mod a bunch of 'em tonight.

Cheers !

big thanks for mods:
"happy wife, happy life"  Smiley
legendary
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Christian Antkow
You are a saint. Thanks for this thread. Will mod a bunch of 'em tonight.

Cheers !
donator
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You could also use a hot glue gun and put a drop of glue into the hole of the buzzer. You'd be amazed at how quiet it becomes.

It is non-permanent and you can pull the glue off when you want the sound again.
legendary
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