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HDR 1000s Failed setup II

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rhodri

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I just received my second HDR 1000S as a replacement for the first one that didn't even set up. This one has the same problem. Using a single channel and swithing on, I get the Freesat/Humax logo on my TV screen and then it immediately goes into 'No Signal'. On the Humax box dot matrix display it scrolls initialising setup, but nothing happens. I've switched it off and back on again ans still nothing.

This replaces a former Humax Freesat box that still works fine, so it isn't anything to do my my existing equipment or cabling. Should I give up?

| Wed 3 Apr 2013 10:20:44 #1 |
grahamlthompson

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Presuming by single channel you mean single cable then apart from making sure that a single coax is connected to tuner 1 in and not tuner 2 in baffled.

| Wed 3 Apr 2013 10:45:38 #2 |
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Hi. I mean I'm using a single cable into tuner 1 only and nothing in tuner 2. This is the set up I'm using in my current freesat/humax setup. Thanks.

| Wed 3 Apr 2013 11:12:11 #3 |
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rhodri - 2 minutes ago »
Hi. I mean I'm using a single cable into tuner 1 only and nothing in tuner 2. This is the set up I'm using in my current freesat/humax setup. Thanks.

Only other thing I can think of is the centre core of the coax is either too thin (WF60 - put a slight bend in it), or cut off too short to make proper contact on the hdr-1000s. Have you tried remaking the f connector (lots of info on the net) ?

| Wed 3 Apr 2013 11:17:13 #4 |
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Thanks again, it's actually a premade cable, not one I put together myself.I could try putting a slight bend in it. Failing that I could make one up and see if that works. Thanks again.

Rhod

| Wed 3 Apr 2013 11:19:32 #5 |
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rhodri - 3 minutes ago »
Thanks again, it's actually a premade cable, not one I put together myself.I could try putting a slight bend in it. Failing that I could make one up and see if that works. Thanks again.
Rhod

Make one up from a length of PF/WF100. - Good Luck

| Wed 3 Apr 2013 11:23:30 #6 |
REPASSAC

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I think that it is a HDMI handshaking problem - The "No Signal" being what your TV thinks.

I think this might be just a setup problem.
Try changing the HDMI port setting away from then back to that used or connect via scart to complete setup.

| Wed 3 Apr 2013 11:23:33 #7 |
rhodri

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OK, I can try that too. Thanks!

| Wed 3 Apr 2013 11:25:52 #8 |
REPASSAC

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I would be interested to know the brand and model of TV.

| Wed 3 Apr 2013 11:57:10 #9 |
rhodri

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It's an LG 47LV450U 47" Full HD LED TV

| Wed 3 Apr 2013 12:17:57 #10 |