Do your remotes turn the device off or put it in standby?
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Neither - the device (eg lamp) is left ON with the white remote receiver connected between the device and the wall. When you activate the remote, the receiver is on, so power flows to the lamp and it is on. When the remote is deactivated, the receiver shuts off the flow of power to the device so the lamp is cut off. It is a case of 'power on/off'.
1776148
Short answer is yes. They have a stand by mode, but shut off fully after a few minutes. In stand by, you can use the remote to power on or back into stand-by. I wish they would stay in stand-by, but it is probably designed to save batteries when not plugged in. I usually just leave them powered on and turn down the volume.
1114585
Did you check the slide button at the bottom? There's an 'on', 'off', and 'remote' setting.
881791
You turn it off and then back on either by the power button on the unit or by the button on the remote. It's kind of annoying, it trips with low power or high power (if you have agm batteries that charge up to 14.6v like i do although I use so much power it's only hit the high end twice.)
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There are 2 Ways these will automatically Turn off, The First way if you put in charge mode by switching them off and connecting them back to the Base Station, and the Next way is After like 5min of inactivity from the source its connected to, it will switch off on its own!
358662
Hi Paul,I bot mine in late Nov 2010. It has a VIzio remote with a slide out querty key board. And yes, my tv does occasionally shut off. It usually takes a minute or 2 to reset and turn itself back on. It happens about once every 3-4 weeks with my set - sometimes more frequently. From what I have been able to gather from reading reviews, not all sets have this problem. And the severity of the problem seems to vary with those who have it. Other than that, I love it.Jer
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I turned mine off also, it is too annoying for an old guy like me. Look on page 30 of the instruction manual if you have one under "Changing the Display" and try the "no display" procedure. If you don't have the manual, it says to press the Display button repeatedly (on right side middle of the remote) with the system turned off until you have no display (power saving mode). Hope this helps!
1067693
I just leave it alone. As long as its not charging another device it will turn off on its own.
1638268
When the device is on, it will go into a "stand-by" after a certain time if it is not used. It varies with devices so I am not sure what the actual time is.
561529
Yes, I am having this problem currently. I press power (on the remote) to turn it off, it turns off briefly then on again after 5 seconds. I have to turn it off 5-6 times before it sticks.
606804
If there is no activity for 30 minutes after it stops playing, it automatically goes into stand-by mode. Stand-by mode means it appears to be off (display is dark), but there is minimal power (0.3w) always on so that it can react to the remote. This is the way most remote-operated electronics work -- they're not operating, but they're also not totally off. You'd have to unplug it from the wall to override that feature.
931701
It turns off by itself (standy) after some period of inactivity but like most gadgets these days there is no complete off button.
713499
Don't be alarmed...it takes a minute....especially when using the remote.....if u push it again...you turn it off....Try not using the remote as well.My tv remote will.on occasion make it come on when I change the volume
2078331
Yes, from time to time. Hold the OFF button (top left of remote) for 5 - 10 seconds to power off the unit. Wait a few seconds. Now push the OFF button again ( I forget if it's immediate or you need to hold again for 5 - 10 seconds) and the remote will power up and resest itself
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Yea it has a setting where it'll go into stand-by mode if it doesn't detect signal for a certain amount of time. It's about 20 minutes before it goes into stand-by.
1364925
Once it is set, it will go off when it detects movement. No need for a remote.
2033459
It has a power button in the middle (Navi/Power) so you can turn it off while leaving it plugged in when you're not using it. The Navi button on the remote doesn't do power as well, just on the device itself.