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July 11, 2013 at 9:15 am #14737
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InactiveHi I’m new and joined the forum to address the issue I have with my firmware update.
I have read the locked thread about the firmware problems from the June update but have not got a solution.
I also have a TV (Toshiba 40RL953) which now does not see the Humax via the hdmi link only since the update. I have followed advice on the locked thread and turned off and on the Regza link but to no avail. I often have to turn the humax box on and off upto three times to get the TV to see it (no signal box and blank screen) everytime I turn the TV off! I have changed hdmi ports and cables. No joy. It worked brilliantly and is now a PITA.
Are there any other suggestions?
Is Humax going to address this with another firmware update?
I would value anyone’s idea on a fix please.
Cheers, RMWD
July 11, 2013 at 9:40 am #45835Anonymous
InactiveFirst of all I’d report it direct to Humax cs@humaxonline.co.uk
You could try turning the TV on first until its fully booted up ie ‘No Signal’ on screen or whatever your tv displays and then turn the Humax box on.
July 11, 2013 at 10:39 am #45836Anonymous
InactiveGonzo, thanks for your reply. I have tried your suggestion of turning the TV on first and this still takes 1 to 3 times of switching on the Humax box before the hdmi link is made.
However I did contact customer support as you suggested and this resulted in a fix of sorts. I was told that mine was the first report they had had and that this wasn’t a general issue. I was sent a link to a firmware revision file with instructions on how to upload it which took the firmware back to the January firmware and this made the hdmi connection problem disappear. Though new firmware improvements have also gone. I was told that I should leave the normal firmware updates on and if on updating the problem recurred they would change the Humax box.
I will report back the outcome of this for others.
Cheers,
MWD
July 11, 2013 at 10:53 am #45837Anonymous
InactiveMmmm interesting response you got from Humax.
Well I know of at least 5 people including myself that have reported the same issue to Humax which I’ve even still got the reply so don’t know how they can claim yours was the first and wasn’t a general issue.
So what firmware version are you on now then, I assume its 1.00.22?
July 11, 2013 at 11:02 am #45838Anonymous
InactiveBack to firmware version UKSFAA 1.00.22 Jan 2013
I know customer services can deny problems exist but this guy was very helpful, sorted out the problem for me now and gave me advice on what to do if the June 2013 update causes the problem to recur. I also still have the downloaded usb file to revert if I so choose.
I think people with a similar problem who posted in the locked thread should give this reversion a go.
BTW I bought the Humax in the UK from Humax direct and it was their customer services I contacted.
Hope this helps,
RMWD
July 11, 2013 at 11:09 am #45839Anonymous
InactiveSo does that mean you’ve also lost 4OD?
July 11, 2013 at 2:11 pm #45840Anonymous
InactiveCompanies always tell you that a reported problem is the first they have heard about it. They would tell the customer this if the world was ending.
July 11, 2013 at 3:30 pm #45841Anonymous
InactiveYes I’ve lost channel 4.
I think I would rather not have Channel 4 on demand and a humax box that talks to my TV than one with Ch 4 on demand and doesn’t.
Further update.
Did the June update as advised by humax customer service and the box reverted to it’s hdmi no signal problem. Tried every setting no better. So reverted back to Jan firmware update.
Will get back to humax tomorrow.
July 12, 2013 at 1:28 pm #45842Anonymous
InactiveWell my interim solution was no good as the Humax automatically updates via the satellite feed and updates can’t be turned off. So I turned on the tv this morning to a blank screen again.
Humax are going to look into this for me but I can’t see what they can do. Such a shame as I had a briliantly working system.
Anybody any ideas on how to stop the Humax from updating?
July 14, 2013 at 8:51 am #45843Anonymous
InactiveSpoke to Humax direct customer services and they tell me there is nothing that can be done to fix my connection problems with my Toshiba. Like others my workaround is to turn the TV on, switch to DTV input. Then switch on Humax and then change input to Hdm1. Just hope the next update fixes this.
BTW got top of the line hdmi lead as suggested by the CEC wiki page made no difference.
Has no one else got this problem anymore?
Would connecting my human to the tv with an hdmi splitter work?
July 14, 2013 at 9:03 am #45844Anonymous
Inactivermwd – 3 minutes ago »
Has no one else got this problem anymore?
I’ve still got it, but it only seems to be when the box is recording something.
I’ve noticed that when it is recording the HDMI output on the box has power going to it which seems to cause the problems when the box it turned on before the TV screen has fully come on.
July 14, 2013 at 9:07 am #45845Anonymous
Inactive-gonzo- – 50 seconds ago »
rmwd – 3 minutes ago »
Has no one else got this problem anymore?
I’ve still got it, but it only seems to be when the box is recording something.
I’ve noticed that when it is recording the HDMI output on the box has power going to it which seems to cause the problems when the box it turned on before the TV screen has fully come on.
Thanks Gonzo. My humax does it at all times, recording or not.
As the problem seems to be a communication error between the humax and my Toshiba and both have the latest updates, might using an hdmi splitter/hub to connect the humax to the TV just work?
I am loathe to buy one having spent £70 on a cable which made no difference! Might try and borrow one.
July 14, 2013 at 9:52 am #45846Anonymous
Inactivermwd – 3 minutes ago »
I am loathe to buy one having spent £70 on a cable which made no difference! Might try and borrow one.
£70 😯 someone saw you coming, there’s never ever a need to spend that much on a HDMI cable.
Granted you never want to go too cheap as build quality may be questionable, but £70 is an insane amount to spend.
July 14, 2013 at 12:53 pm #45847grahamlthompson
ParticipantWhile not designed for this purpose the linked adaptors here use the cec control connectors to transmit ir control signals. They thus effectively when set to ir transmit disable cec control signals. A pair of these and your original el cheapo hdmi cable may well fix the problem.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Cablesson-Injector-Remote-Control-Extender/dp/B005KLROCG
July 14, 2013 at 3:46 pm #45848Anonymous
Inactivegrahamlthompson – 2 hours ago »
While not designed for this purpose the linked adaptors here use the cec control connectors to transmit ir control signals. They thus effectively when set to ir transmit disable cec control signals. A pair of these and your original el cheapo hdmi cable may well fix the problem.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Cablesson-Injector-Remote-Control-Extender/dp/B005KLROCG
Graham,
thank you, though I must admit I don’t really understand what these do in spite of reading the info on the amazon link. The CEC(Regza link) on my tobisha can be and is off already. Though off or on the humax isn’t seen when turning on the TV while the hmax is on.
I read that the June update changed the CEC link from one that uses hard addresses for peripherals to virtual addresses. Has this caused the problem? I don’t understand why when the humax is recognised and a live picture is being received the TV still puts up a No signal dialogue.
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