how to turn off power on dvr
1527113
i think there is a turn (off /on) tab on the back side. or simply unplug it. i always leave mine on but its up to you.
339351
No. The power comes from where the DVR gets its power. Each camera has two wires, one for video and one for power. These wires gets attached to long extensions back to DVR.
38607
The device will run off the power coming from the HDMI cable. I do not use a power plug.
1121615
It can record in motion detect only. What do you means turn off the cameras? If you take out the power of the camera, it will have no signal to the DVR so it won't record. or you means you want the camera still on but it doesn't shows on the screen?
636066
There is no on-off button. You have to plug and unplug, or turn off through device. Device should control recording.
1175084
There is an option in the setup menu for Motion Detection (on/off). I leave mine off so it always records when power is on. I haven't tried the "on" setting. Note that I have 2 of these devices. I liked the first so much I bought a 2nd one for my wife's car. The 2nd one was defective and I had to return it to the vendor. Their support was horrible and their shipping time was over 7 days. The problem was resolved, but communication with the vendor was unbelievably bad.
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If it is a DVR, it needs to be on in order to record your programs even if you aren't watching TV. Even if it is a standard receiver, it can take upwards of 5 minutes (or more!) for the receiver to acquire the signal and download the guide information. This could potentially be a big inconvenience if you have to wait 5-10 minutes after you turn on the receiver before you can start watching TV. Check the auto-power-off settings for your receiver, most will let you set it to power off automatically after a period of no activity.In terms of power usage, it doesn't make much difference if the receiver is "off" (standby) or "on" in most cases. If it is a DVR, it needs to be on in order to record your programs even if you aren't watching TV. Even if it is a standard receiver, it can take upwards of 5 minutes (or more!) for the receiver to acquire the signal and download the guide information. This could potentially be a big inconvenience if you have to wait 5-10 minutes after you turn on the receiver before you can start watching TV. Check the auto-power-off settings for your receiver, most will let you set it to power off automatically after a period of no activity.In terms of power usage, it doesn't make much... » Read More If it is a DVR, it needs to be on in order to record your programs even if you aren't watching TV. Even if it is a standard receiver, it can take upwards of 5 minutes (or more!) for the receiver to acquire the signal and download the guide information. This could potentially be a big inconvenience if you have to wait 5-10 minutes after you turn on the receiver before you can start watching TV. Check the auto-power-off settings for your receiver, most will let you set it to power off automatically after a period of no activity.In terms of power usage, it doesn't make much difference if the receiver is "off" (standby) or "on" in most cases. « Show Less
288070
When you plug it in, it turns on and starts recording automaticaly. There is a button to pause recording if you want. When you unplug it, it turns off in a little while or you can just press the on/off button to turn it off manually
376252
From what you say once program is scheduled you have to leave the DVR turned on. I found this to be true also. If someone knows a way of turing it off after scheduling I would like to know as well.
420787
no there isn't, you have to just unplug it or hook it up to a power strip with other items and make the power strip the master "on/off"
1083913
turn off by pushing power button, than pull out the basket to empty it,regards
560314
Do you know how to turn off the hard drive w/out removing from WDTV? Yes, the "Eject" button is used but the drive still has power.Thanks,Steli
1285080
If you have a cable box, plug the TV into the AC outlet located at the back of the cable box. Set the cable box so that the AC outlet is activated when the cable box is turned on. The red light will go out when the cable box is turned off. If you do not have a cable box, plug the TV into a separate surge protector and shut the surge protector off when you are not viewing the TV.
396570
All I did on mine was just plug it in to the recorder. You could test it, plug it in turn the recorder on to record, say (testing 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10) stop the recorder hit play, if you hear the test it worked if not you need power.
875292
No. Dvr i closed circuit . Nvr is power over ethernet. If u have a bnc connection this will work if u only have ethernet this will not
233442
Yes Ronald you are required to use a power adapter also as the dvr is not a supply of power to cameras
684482
No. Your cameras will come with a separate power supply or you will install a DC power supply at the DVR location.