Switches between BD and TV/SAT with no user input: Any ideas about how to fix it?
2059372
Your TV probably has HDMI CEC enabled (control via HDMI) and it keeps "asking" your receiver to pay attention to it. I had a similar problem until I turned this "feature" off in my TV setup. Turning it off will disable the HDMI CEC pass through to your TV though (when the receiver is in standby/off mode), so if you want to use your TV speakers WITHOUT using the speakers connected to your receiver, you will have to leave the receiver powered on and change the HDMI audio parameter using the remote: receiver-&gt;audio parameter-&gt;HDMI - from AMP to THROUGH. I personally don't care if the receiver is on or off as long as I have the ability to either use my home theater speakers or just my TV speakers is it's late at night or kids are sleeping etc.
813187
Not 100% sure. It could be a misbehaving signal source. I assume that your Input 1 is either plugged into your Cable/Set Top box or a Blu-Ray play. Try cycling the power by physically unplugging the power cord on whatever is plugged into Input 1. FYI, HDMI is an "Intelligent" interface so it tries to electronically identify the type of signal source plugged into each input. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. When it does, things work more intelligently. For instance, when I turn on my Samsung Blu-ray player which is plugged into Input 2 on my Mitsubishi, the TV turns on too without needing to hit the power button on the TV Remote. And sometimes, when I turn off the Blu-ray player, the TV will turn off too. Another possibility would be to try a new HDMI cable. The cable should be HDMI 1.3 or 1.4 compliant. If you don't have a new cable, but you have multiple cables, try swapping them and see if the problem moves with the cable.
2096448
Abdul, Assuming you just used the TV's settings in the menu, you can go to "Standard" or "Dynamic" and go back to those defaults. --Mr. S
1192868
Consult your manual for direct tv you have to remove the plasic dome and set the key switch settings to direct tv. If not preset.
1930676
There is nothing displayed on the TV, it just switches from Cable, Dish, Netflix (or Chromecast or whatever HDMI things you have plugged in). You can see a red indicator light on the box that indicates which cable it is switching to. I labeled my indicator lights on the small box A, B, C in order to determine which input I am switching over to. My TV has a source button on the remote that must be switched to the correct HDMI source as well.
2009441
Probably something simple. Check to see if you have selected the right input. My kiddo once played Xbox on it and I couldn't get the TV up until I found out he had messed with it and changed the input.Don't know about a fuse or reset button. Neither is visible in the back
2034115
after I installed mine and turned on TV it worked normally so maybe you need to reinstall as may not be seated properly. If that's not it must have other problems
2117956
Did the earlier answers solve your problem. I would do exactly as S. Berry mentioned. Also, you may try first connecting both pieces together, then insert into the HDMI of the TV and finally to the mini display of the laptop. Sometimes this works only in this order. Then try restarting your laptop. It might work.
1724582
Probably not- available buttons are labeled SAT-CBL-DTC, VCR, and TV. Tried the "search" function with a Panasonic receiver/CD/tape unit with no success.
1023444
It could be the loss of the EDID due to a timing issue between the TV and the cable box. There is an inexpensive box that may solve your problem. google for "Got HDCP Connection Problems?"
968877
It has a setting to internalyl switch between NTSC and PAL but I haven't been able to get it to work when I needed it.
1514082
Right next to the power button, there's a button dedicated to switching between HDMI, VGA, and DVI. Hope this helps.
2124175
I don't know, what I did was use an HDMI input to change to a s-video output, I did not try to use component video or composite video output
1248088
I switch between the DisplayPort and VGA connections all the time and it is reasonably easy to do. It works best if one of them is fully disconnected, since that forces the monitor to search for a signal on its own. However, even with both connected, pressing "1", then "Down", then "2", then "Down" until I get the input I want isn't tough to do, either.
1932716
Have you tried resetting the system by holding both the Input and Standby/On buttons for three seconds until the indicators light. After you do that, it should turn itself off. If that doesn't work, I would return it for a replacement.
1559754
Try the Fn key (bottom left keyboard) & monitor switch key up (top left keyboard) at the same time see what happens? If not you might have a defective screen.
956719
I assume your trying to switch between sources? You simply go to the main menu and change to that source. If this isn't what your talking about, maybe elaborate a bit more and I will help.