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Matrak
Contributor I
Jan 17, 2023 9:20 PM UTC
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Hi folks,

 

Here is my Sonos setup : Beeam Gen2 / Sub mini / 2 x OneSL 

 

When i disable surround Audio, Sonos One SL are flashing green (slowly), not pleasant during the night...

 

So I want to simply disable all status light , when i do that wih iOS app in the piece , Sons One Sl remains illuminated… (Beeam & Sonos Sub are OK off),

 

Can you help me ?

 

Best regards,

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Corry P
Corry PAnswer
Sonos Staff
Jan 20, 2023 1:21 PM UTC

Hi @Matrak 

But even all is OK, when you disable the light, the Sonos On Sl remains enlightened, why ?

And it is white? Is this for both surround speakers? If so, I will bring it someone’s attention if we can’t resolve it for you here.

I just checked my surround Play:1s and they both turn the lights off with the setting for the room (an Amp), which is the expected behaviour regardless of the models involved. My One SL in a stereo pair does the same.

Please try removing the surrounds and Sub from the room, reboot the Beam, and bond the surrounds and Sub back to the Beam again to see if this affects the behaviour. Thanks.

Surrounds: Open the Sonos app for iOS or Android.

  • From the Settings tab, tap System.
  • Under Products, tap the home theater room where the surround speakers are located.
  • Select Remove Surrounds.
  • Follow the in-app prompts to remove the surrounds from this room.

 

Sub: Open the Sonos app for iOS or Android.

  • From the Settings tab, tap System.
  • Under Products, tap the room that's connected to the Sub or Sub Mini.
  • Tap Remove Sub.
  • Choose Remove Sub: Removes the Sub or Sub Mini from the current room. The Sub will appear in the System tab (Rooms tab if using the S1 Controller app) as “Sub (unused)” or "Not assigned" until you select it to associate it with another room.

 

I hope this helps.

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Corry P
Corry PAnswer
Sonos Staff
Jan 20, 2023 1:21 PM UTC

Hi @Matrak 

But even all is OK, when you disable the light, the Sonos On Sl remains enlightened, why ?

And it is white? Is this for both surround speakers? If so, I will bring it someone’s attention if we can’t resolve it for you here.

I just checked my surround Play:1s and they both turn the lights off with the setting for the room (an Amp), which is the expected behaviour regardless of the models involved. My One SL in a stereo pair does the same.

Please try removing the surrounds and Sub from the room, reboot the Beam, and bond the surrounds and Sub back to the Beam again to see if this affects the behaviour. Thanks.

Surrounds: Open the Sonos app for iOS or Android.

  • From the Settings tab, tap System.
  • Under Products, tap the home theater room where the surround speakers are located.
  • Select Remove Surrounds.
  • Follow the in-app prompts to remove the surrounds from this room.

 

Sub: Open the Sonos app for iOS or Android.

  • From the Settings tab, tap System.
  • Under Products, tap the room that's connected to the Sub or Sub Mini.
  • Tap Remove Sub.
  • Choose Remove Sub: Removes the Sub or Sub Mini from the current room. The Sub will appear in the System tab (Rooms tab if using the S1 Controller app) as “Sub (unused)” or "Not assigned" until you select it to associate it with another room.

 

I hope this helps.

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MatrakAuthor
Contributor I
Jan 20, 2023 2:07 PM UTC

Hi @Matrak 

But even all is OK, when you disable the light, the Sonos On Sl remains enlightened, why ?

And it is white? Is this for both surround speakers? If so, I will bring it someone’s attention if we can’t resolve it for you here.

I just checked my surround Play:1s and they both turn the lights off with the setting for the room (an Amp), which is the expected behaviour regardless of the models involved. My One SL in a stereo pair does the same.

Please try removing the surrounds and Sub from the room, reboot the Beam, and bond the surrounds and Sub back to the Beam again to see if this affects the behaviour. Thanks.

Surrounds: Open the Sonos app for iOS or Android.

  • From the Settings tab, tap System.
  • Under Products, tap the home theater room where the surround speakers are located.
  • Select Remove Surrounds.
  • Follow the in-app prompts to remove the surrounds from this room.

 

Sub: Open the Sonos app for iOS or Android.

  • From the Settings tab, tap System.
  • Under Products, tap the room that's connected to the Sub or Sub Mini.
  • Tap Remove Sub.
  • Choose Remove Sub: Removes the Sub or Sub Mini from the current room. The Sub will appear in the System tab (Rooms tab if using the S1 Controller app) as “Sub (unused)” or "Not assigned" until you select it to associate it with another room.

 

I hope this helps.

 

Yes, it is white for both surround speakers, Sub & Beeam indicators are OFF. I don't understand this behaviour…

 

Ok i will try your tests, thanks

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Corry P
Corry P
Sonos Staff
Jan 20, 2023 2:16 PM UTC

Hi @Matrak 

My mistake - you can leave the Sub bonded to the Beam.

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MatrakAuthor
Contributor I
Jan 24, 2023 12:33 PM UTC

Hi @Matrak 

My mistake - you can leave the Sub bonded to the Beam.

Hi @Corry P thanks you for your help, all everything works now. 

 

 

 

 

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Corry P
Corry P
Sonos Staff
Jan 24, 2023 12:35 PM UTC

Hi @Matrak 

Fantastic - thanks for updating the thread!

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