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December 21, 2015 at 11:46 pm #17498
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InactiveI have FVP-4000T, barely a month old. Infinitely better feature wise than previous machine. However, it gets stuck in “stand by”. Red light on front is lit. TV, on HDMI, shows “No signal”. Sometimes no response to remote control, other times, I can get “stand by” light to flash to blue but reverts to red. TV then shows it is receiving a signal but it’s a blank ( sort of even blue/grey)screen. In this state, pressing volume control on remote, makes volume level graphic appear on TV screen, but it drops out as soon as release volume control. Only way to kick start it, is to momentarily unplug PSU, reconnect it and machine reboots, thereafter unit behaves. Top of unit feels very warm. This occurs every other day. This “stuck in stand by”, only occurs over night/when left unused for a few hours. Any ideas please.
December 22, 2015 at 12:28 pm #67364Barry
ModeratorWelcome to our Forum

This has been reported a few times.
To be clear the Red led can be confusing as it is used to indicate standby and when unit is on and recording.
You could try disabling CEC on your TV see if that helps
Please confirm software version.
December 22, 2015 at 3:10 pm #67365Anonymous
InactiveThere is a problem with this model which Humax are aware of,see the Topic ” Failure to turn on when timer recording ” for details of Humax response. No news yet of any update.
Fabia
December 22, 2015 at 3:18 pm #67366Barry
ModeratorLink to thread fabia has mentioned…
https://myhumax.org/forum/topic/failure-to-turn-on-when-timer-recording
Note this would apparently not effect all users as my 2 units boot up without issue to a Sony KDL 32W705 and Philips 46PFL8007T whether recording or not.
December 23, 2015 at 12:18 am #67367Anonymous
InactiveHi Barry,
In answer to your questions…..
Software Version: UKTFAE 1.00.59
Loader Version: UKTFAE 1.03
System ID : 9010.7D31
Update date : 19 Sept 2015
Auto power down: Set to “OFF”
Power saving in standby: Set to “OFF”
All tuners ( 3 off): Signal strength = >80%
All tuners ( 3 off): Signal quality = 100%
Top of unit still gets very warm to touch.
I will continue to monitor behaviour and try to provide better list of symptoms/behaviour when it plays up.
Apart from this issue, I still think it is a Wow!product.
My wife is the end user, I am just front line “Help desk”!
December 31, 2015 at 9:52 am #67368Anonymous
InactiveMine will sometimes not turn on and I too get the volume bars – see FVP-4000T will not “activate” with remote control
December 31, 2015 at 6:02 pm #67369Anonymous
InactiveKennywensue – 1 week ago »
Hi Barry,
In answer to your questions…..
Software Version: UKTFAE 1.00.59
Loader Version: UKTFAE 1.03
Update date : 19 Sept 2015
I just noticed this post and checked my software version and it’s UKTFAE 1.00.63 and the Update date is 16 October 2015.
I don’t know if this is because I have the 2TB version or that I’ve only had it for 10 days and it is loaded with later software.
December 31, 2015 at 6:08 pm #67370Barry
ModeratorYikes – I wonder why that has not been released to all?
I get no info at all nowadays from Humax Towers since my contact left the company 😥
December 31, 2015 at 6:38 pm #67371Anonymous
InactiveBarry – 28 minutes ago »
Yikes – I wonder why that has not been released to all?
I get no info at all nowadays from Humax Towers since my contact left the company 😥
Maybe you should click on “Check New Software” after all
January 1, 2016 at 11:27 am #67372Anonymous
InactiveMy Humax is as follows – and I get the “stuck in standby problem – see FVP-4000T will not “activate” with remote control
Model Name: FVP-4000T
S/w version: UKTFAE 1.00.63
Loader version: UKTFAE 1.03
System ID: 9010.7D31
Update date: 16 Oct 2015
March 7, 2016 at 10:03 pm #67373Anonymous
InactiveI had my HPV-4000T for about a week,
and one of the issues I have is also with switching on.
I Hope they will fix this at some point.
I find if I switch it off, before I go to bed, then try to switch on, the next day, from the Remote Control, the channel number appears briefly, then it seem to switch itself back off again.
Switching on using the button on top of the box works better, but still takes a few goes sometimes.
For the moment, I usually don’t switch it off, but this issue needs to be sorted.
March 8, 2016 at 11:43 am #67374Martin Liddle
ParticipantRichard67 – 13 hours ago »
I had my HPV-4000T for about a week,
and one of the issues I have is also with switching on.
I Hope they will fix this at some point.
I find if I switch it off, before I go to bed, then try to switch on, the next day, from the Remote Control, the channel number appears briefly, then it seem to switch itself back off again.
Switching on using the button on top of the box works better, but still takes a few goes sometimes.
To me that doesn’t sound like the problem that most people on this thread are describing. I would ring (not email) Humax technical support to discuss the problem with them and explore the possibility of getting the box replaced.
March 8, 2016 at 12:15 pm #67375Barry
ModeratorThis may sound daft, but do not press the standby button on remote for to long as unit will cycle on/off
March 8, 2016 at 7:09 pm #67376Anonymous
InactiveQuote:This may sound daft, but do not press the standby button on remote for to long as unit will cycle on/offThat might be part of the problem.
Thing is, how do you know when you have pressed for long enough.
It might be that I’m pressing for too long, as my previous PVR was pretty slow, and I often had to press red button for quite a long time to wake it up.
Not sure if my Humax responded to a short press. Perhaps I should try it again.
EDIT: No problem when switching off for just a few seconds.
But perhap I should try switching off overnight.
March 15, 2016 at 2:17 pm #67377Anonymous
InactiveSee FVP 4000T trial to test a new software release.
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