I use a few of these boxes on older tv's. They are the ones Radio Shack sold. I like to use them with timers, which I program more than a day ahe ad. The a/d boxes ARE NOT PLUGGED into the timers. What I'm finding is th at they shut down on their own, after sitting idle for a number of hours. Are they dependent on a tv being on to stay on? Is there a sensing circu it, or are they just old and tired. TIA.
sold. I like to use them with timers, which I program more than a day ah ead. The a/d boxes ARE NOT PLUGGED into the timers. What I'm finding is t hat they shut down on their own, after sitting idle for a number of hours. Are they dependent on a tv being on to stay on? Is there a sensing circ uit, or are they just old and tired. TIA.
There's a 'sleep timer' or similar named function; it can be turned off, wi th the menu. The setting is intended to be nonvolatile, so you don't need to visit it of ten.
ck sold. I like to use them with timers, which I program more than a day ahead. The a/d boxes ARE NOT PLUGGED into the timers. What I'm finding is that they shut down on their own, after sitting idle for a number of hours . Are they dependent on a tv being on to stay on? Is there a sensing ci rcuit, or are they just old and tired. TIA.
with the menu.
often.
WOW. Thank you. I'm sure that's the problem. Didn't know it existed. Ha ppy Holidays
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