Aeon Doorbell Type Beta

[krlaframboise (Kevin)]

@JH1

I found you can name them as such:

1 - Silent File to Avoid Playing Sound inadvertently when plugging in or power blip.mp3
2 - Standard Default Doorbell.mp3

@Ron

Finally I can explain why the method works.

1. delete all files or format (FAT directory empty)
2. copy empty file first (Assure that first FAT directory contains the empty file
3. copy 02-99 files in order (assure that the FAT directory contains the files in the correct order)
4. replace files without rename. (Windows will use same entry since you are replacing existing file)

I just renamed all my files and did a lot of testing and as long as you click the 01 file in your source directory and use ctrl+a and ctrl+c to select and copy all the files, you don’t have to copy the first file separately.

I also found that as long as you’re formatting the drive and copying all the files, there’s no need to create the 99 placeholder files.

(This is how it works in Windows 7, I’m not sure about other operating systems)