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The PS time setting does not have any effect unless the option for PS to force standby is also enabled.

In your case, force standby is not enabled so the the PS time-out has no effect.

[edit: The setting name is "put computer to sleep...". It's no surprise that the setting would have no effect unless you have also configured PS to put the computer to sleep! ;) ]


So, for your current settings...

Windows will try to suspend the system after it has been idle for 20 minutes.

While a remote client is active, PS will prevent Windows automatic suspension.

When remote client becomes idle, PS will prevent Windows automatic suspension for 2 extra minutes ("grace period").

If there is no new remote client activity after 2 minutes, PS will allow Windows to suspend the system.


If you want PS to prevent Windows from suspending thing system for 20 minutes after the last remote client activity then you must enable the PS force standby option.

http://wiki.team-mediaportal.com/1_MEDIAPORTAL_1/141_Configuration/TV-Server_Configuration/13_Plugins/Power_Scheduler/2_Server_Configuration#PowerScheduler_forces_system_to_go_to_standby_when_idle


Very simple.


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