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9200T recording schedule.

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    springgranddad4

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    Hi. My 9200T will not record when set up under 'recording schedule' say for tomorrow. Also, what is the 'lock, enable/disable' for?

    | Sun 15 Nov 2015 13:33:30 #1 |
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    springgranddad4 - 1 hour ago  » 
    Hi. My 9200T will not record when set up under 'recording schedule' say for tomorrow. Also, what is the 'lock, enable/disable' for?

    Are you still manual tuning as you were before?
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    Instructions are here: Manual Tuning Instructions

    Also when placed in standby does the front panel display show '--:--'?
    Explaination is here: my 9200t shows --:-- in standby

    | Sun 15 Nov 2015 14:59:36 #2 |
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    Hello Luke. Yes I am manual tuning, and have done so just today. The standby display shows ----- . When I set to record, there is a small picture of a clock top right, but when the time comes, nothing happens.

    | Sun 15 Nov 2015 16:43:13 #3 |
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    springgranddad4 - 30 minutes ago  » 
    Hello Luke. Yes I am manual tuning, and have done so just today. The standby display shows ----- . When I set to record, there is a small picture of a clock top right, but when the time comes, nothing happens.

    Apologies springgranddad4. I posted the wrong link earlier.
    See my 9200tshows --:-- in standby

    | Sun 15 Nov 2015 17:15:09 #4 |
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    springgranddad4 - 2 hours ago  » 
    Hello Luke. Yes I am manual tuning, and have done so just today. The standby display shows ----- . When I set to record, there is a small picture of a clock top right, but when the time comes, nothing happens.

    You have indicated 5 dashes, this is not correct. Do you mean '4 dashes' ---- at the left hand side of the display or do you mean '2 dashes colon 2 dashes' --:-- at the right hand side of the display? Look carefully.

    | Sun 15 Nov 2015 19:10:10 #5 |
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    Hello Luke. You forced me to put my glasses on! Your 2nd option here. To the right, the 4 dashes are each two smaller ones, with a flashing colon between them. I set up to record at 15.20 yesterday and it didn't. After 15 minutes I selected the channel I wanted to record, pressed record on the remote and it recorded no problem. Checked it this morning. Again, what is the lock, enable/disable in recording schedule for?

    | Mon 16 Nov 2015 10:38:22 #6 |
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    springgranddad4 - 50 minutes ago  » 
    Again, what is the lock, enable/disable in recording schedule for?

    Parental control; you can mark recordings as locked and they can only be played (or unlocked) by someone who knows the PIN.

    | Mon 16 Nov 2015 11:29:35 #7 |
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    springgranddad4 - 5 hours ago  » 
    Hello Luke. You forced me to put my glasses on! Your 2nd option here. To the right, the 4 dashes are each two smaller ones, with a flashing colon between them. I set up to record at 15.20 yesterday and it didn't. After 15 minutes I selected the channel I wanted to record, pressed record on the remote and it recorded no problem. Checked it this morning. Again, what is the lock, enable/disable in recording schedule for?

    So when your 9200 is ON you have the clock displaying normally but when in STANDBY the clock is replaced by --:--. If this is correct then you need to follow my clock repair instructions linked to by Luke in post #4. Use ordinary household meths as the cleaning agent. The reason your recordings are failing from STANDBY is simply because your 9200 doesn't know what time it is when in STANDBY.

    | Mon 16 Nov 2015 16:05:55 #8 |
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    I give up. Much as I would like to have this machine operating properly, I can't get it to record in STANDBY. OK, so it doesn't know what time it is in STANDBY. Very reasonable diagnosis and no doubt right, but it doesn't help. All I get from humaxfix/diagnostictools is Subscription Expired. Perhaps I could get it serviced. Where? I'm near Haywards Heath.

    | Sat 21 Nov 2015 15:58:33 #9 |
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    I can only suggest you re-read my post #8 immediately above your last and if your clock is displaying --:-- in STANDBY where the clock digits should be then you can fix it yourself by following my clock repair instructions.

    | Sat 21 Nov 2015 17:22:03 #10 |

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