Since I can unplug the speaker and it still connects to our WiFi and remembers the account when it’s plugged back in, I assume that the software includes some sort of memory chip that retains the ID. Am I correct?
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How does the speaker software work?
Best answer by Airgetlam
The software lives on each speaker. The controller is merely a remote control that reaches out to that. There is some memory in each Sonos device that lives across power cuts, and stores all the data.
Each speaker is a three in one, a speaker, a computer, and a WiFi card, with all the things associated with that.
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The software lives on each speaker. The controller is merely a remote control that reaches out to that. There is some memory in each Sonos device that lives across power cuts, and stores all the data.
Each speaker is a three in one, a speaker, a computer, and a WiFi card, with all the things associated with that.
Thank you for your very helpful reply. One more question. If the speaker is unplugged for a lengthy period of time (for example, a month), will it remember the configuration when it’s plugged in again?
Yes. It should.
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