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HDR-1100S - Will not wake up from standby.

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    jimkeane

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    Having had the CEC-less HDMI lead for a while I would say this removes most of the issues. We still have the odd reoccurrence of a failure of the Humax to come on out of standby, but this is down to once every few weeks rather than most of the time!

    jimkeane - 2 months ago  » 
    We have had the CEC-less cable in for nearly a week now and all is good. No issues coming back on at all. I also like the fact I can leave the box paused, even in apps, then turn off the TV, Turn the TV back on, and it is exactly how I left it (useful when there is no screensaver on the box).
    A word of advice for anyone ordering the cable, it is VERY short (25cm) and should really have a female HDMI socket at one end or be supplied with a coupler. That said, it isn't prohibitively expensive, allows me to leave CEC enabled and has ended all complaints about the box from Mrs. K.
    Ideally Humax should offer these cables for free to those affected.
    I did look at the Lindy HDMI CEC Blocker, but there seem to have been a batch of these supplied with all their pins connected and did not feel like risking it.

    jimkeane - 1 week ago  » 
    I have a six-year old Panasonic plasma and the failure to wake from standby is causing issues for me too, particularly as we need to have CEC enabled for our Kodi box's HDMI CEC adapter.
    Presumably this might resolve any CEC related woes if connected between the HDR-1100s and TV:
    https://www.pulse-eight.com/p/110/cec-less-hdmi-cable
    Grateful for any thoughts on this

    | Mon 11 Apr 2016 14:15:00 #31 |
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    I have just purchased an 1100s and found the same problem with a 4 year old Sony.
    It has taken the shine off what was a good product. Looks like it will be going back to Argos.

    | Tue 26 Apr 2016 18:14:51 #32 |
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    Asp - 50 minutes ago  » 
    I have just purchased an 1100s and found the same problem with a 4 year old Sony.
    It has taken the shine off what was a good product. Looks like it will be going back to Argos.

    Disable BRAVIA » Sync on the TV

    | Tue 26 Apr 2016 19:06:20 #33 |
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    Hi thanks for the prompt response. I have already been into settings on the TV and cannot find anything like that to disable. The only thing i found was something along the lines of pairing the HDMI cable with the connected device. Once done it showed "tuner". After that it worked ok immediately, so now leaving it for an hour or so to see it it still works ok

    | Tue 26 Apr 2016 19:19:42 #34 |
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    Now found the sync menu and disabled it (i think) and it has unfortunately not made any difference

    | Tue 26 Apr 2016 20:40:27 #35 |
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    A reboot of both the Humax and TV may be necessary after you change the setting.

    | Wed 27 Apr 2016 6:34:42 #36 |
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    I will give that a ago as well
    thanks

    | Wed 27 Apr 2016 7:39:21 #37 |
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    Rebooted the unit and TV and no change to the situation.
    I have now added a cec less hdmi adapter to the hdmi cable and it is the same, power button just switches the unit off totally or back into standby (red).
    I sent an email to Humax Support explaining the issue and that it was being discussed on Humax forums. It took them two days to even bother to respond and when they did they asked me what I had done to resolve the issue!
    This is a problem Humax should be sorting out as a priority but don't seem that bothered.

    | Sat 30 Apr 2016 7:34:52 #38 |
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    This is a very long shot. If you repeatedly press 0 (zero) on the remote control does it wake up the unit ?

    | Sat 30 Apr 2016 8:27:14 #39 |
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    Thought I'd update my experiences in connection with this issue.

    I never got around to returning my HDR-1100 even though it continued to have the same problem of not waking up from standby, aside from procrastination part of the reason for not returning it was that I found a work around that suits my setup/use of the equipment.

    When not watching TV I don't leave my Panasonic TX-P42G20B plasma in standby, I generally turn it off via the switch at the side. I found that if I bring the HDR-1100 out of standby first (using the remote) and allow it to complete its initiation sequence (front light goes solid blue) before I switch the TV on then I never experience the stalling issue with the HDR-1100.

    This approach might be of limited value to others but it might be useful information to someone who understands the 'handshaking' procedures between TVs and the HDR-1100.

    | Sat 30 Apr 2016 9:21:25 #40 |

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