What do you mean "can't find it"? It will be a setting on the TV. The brand of TV will affect what it's called (eg Veralink).My mate has a 100S and can,t find it.
Our 1010S has some CEC functions.Does the 1000S have this and If so what is it called. My mate has a 100S and can,t find it.
CEC pin 13 has always been present in HDMI cables
In the settings as 'we' don't knowDoes the 1000S have this and If so what is it called. My mate has a 100S and can,t find it.
It definitely was. You gave no indication your mate wants to turn it off, I read it that he wants to turn it on.The question might have been a bit ambiguous (but I cant see how)
Shame you didn't say so in the OP.My mate has a 1000S and he has to jump through all sorts of switch on/off routines to get the 1000S to output video that displays on the TV. I have suggested to him that it is CEC that's screwing things up.
I presume you mean "is". The answer is "probably not", CEC control is usually handled at the TV end.If there is a CEC control on the 1000S
I can't see anything that has anything to do with CEC or any other name that might cover it.When I have it running later I'll have a poke around our 1010S menus to see if there are any clues in there.
CEC pin 13 has always been present in HDMI cablesIIRC you need a HDMIv1.4* cable to support it, earlier cables don't have necessary conductor (which is a good thing).
* Don't take that as gospel
Thanks Mike, that confirms what my mate thinks.I can't see anything that has anything to do with CEC or any other name that might cover it.
I'll put forward the suggestion of the 1000S reading TV on as 1000S off, Oy is it a toggle function.It sounds as though his TV remote 'on' button/signal is being read by the 1000S as an 'off'.
Or could it just be an HDMI handshake issue?
Yes, the 0/I button is the same as the FOX remote.Oy is it a toggle function.
Has he tried looking under his TV? That's where people generally leave AV equipment.My mate has a 100S and can,t find it.
I don't know about that. Weren't the first non-recording boxes known as set-top boxes. Maybe he needs to look higher. (Unlikely as TVs are less than 2" deep)Has he tried looking under his TV? That's where people generally leave AV equipment.
OK. This could be a difference from 1000 to 1010.Back on topic. Spoke to my mate again tonight and the box was outputting video to the TV with the red light on the box. Does yours work with the red light on Mike?
Has your mate tried this?The way to diagnose whether it's a CEC issue or something else is simply to try it without the HDMI connected.