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January 30, 2021 at 12:50 pm #21584
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InactiveSorry this might be a bit of a long post but it’s a bit of a nightmare! So, brand new humax recorder box, followed all instructions, set up WiFi etc. Put main Arial into box and used Arial provided to connect box to tv. At this point, signal is being received via the box for the channels on smart tv. But no signal for box! Had Arial man out (needed him anyway), he’s moved Arial on roof to better position and checked the signal strength on Arial with gadget thingy. Full signal! Could it be the box? Or something more complex? Arial man is confused by it and I’m frustrated!! Any help would be great! Thank you ☺️
January 30, 2021 at 1:09 pm #102297grahamlthompson
ParticipantSaffron5233 – 16 mins ago »
Sorry this might be a bit of a long post but it’s a bit of a nightmare! So, brand new humax recorder box, followed all instructions, set up WiFi etc. Put main Arial into box and used Arial provided to connect box to tv. At this point, signal is being received via the box for the channels on smart tv. But no signal for box! Had Arial man out (needed him anyway), he’s moved Arial on roof to better position and checked the signal strength on Arial with gadget thingy. Full signal! Could it be the box? Or something more complex? Arial man is confused by it and I’m frustrated!! Any help would be great! Thank you ☺️
You have to turn off power saving in sby to enable the rf loop through.
You should have asked the the aerial guy to fit a TV splitter to give the TV and box seperate aerial feeds.
January 30, 2021 at 1:11 pm #102298Anonymous
InactiveSorry, what is sby? Is it standby? Is that what you mean by turn of power saving? Thanks for replying
January 30, 2021 at 1:19 pm #102299grahamlthompson
ParticipantSaffron5233 – 3 mins ago »
Sorry, what is sby? Is it standby? Is that what you mean by turn of power saving? Thanks for replying
Yes the box has two standby modes. To satisfy EU rules it must be able to wake from standby with a power consumption of less than 0.5W. To get this low the small amplifier that allows an aerial signal to be looped through the box is turned off. The default is power saving is on.
You can leave it on if you fit the splitter as posted and save some money on your power bills as well.
January 30, 2021 at 1:20 pm #102300Anonymous
InactiveAmazing, thank you so much. I’ll try this
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