If power is removed from the unit, then restored, will the tuner power up and return to the channel it was previously tuned to without pressing pwer?
856623
I am not 100% sure since its been a while, but I think it does not automatically turn on after power up and return to the channel. you should ask the seller.
856624
I'd have to install it again in order to give you an accurate answer. It worked fine when I used it.
856625
The tuner will not automatically power up when power is restored. You must must press power button. The unit does remember what channel was watched before power loss.
1883756
Hello-Yes, there is a reset for the device but if you do that you will lose all your setting and calibration. First try this - turn off the unit, then unplug it from the wall or just disconnect the electric cord from the back for about a min. They re-connect it and turn the unit on and see if it resets. This is like a soft boot that keeps your settings. If this doesn't work call Marantz and they will guide you through a reset (I don't remember which two buttons you have press while powering down the unit). It's better to have them guide you so that if it doesn't work they can tell you where you need to send the unit for repair. Good Luck! Hello-Yes, there is a reset for the device but if you do that you will lose all your setting and calibration. First try this - turn off the unit, then unplug it from the wall or just disconnect the electric cord from the back for about a min. They re-connect it and turn the unit on and see if it resets. This is like a soft boot that keeps your settings. If this doesn't work call Marantz and they will guide you through a reset (I don't remember which two buttons you have press while powering down the unit). It's better to have them guide you so that if it doesn't work they can tell you... » Read More Hello-Yes, there is a reset for the device but if you do that you will lose all your setting and calibration. First try this - turn off the unit, then unplug it from the wall or just disconnect the electric cord from the back for about a min. They re-connect it and turn the unit on and see if it resets. This is like a soft boot that keeps your settings. If this doesn't work call Marantz and they will guide you through a reset (I don't remember which two buttons you have press while powering down the unit). It's better to have them guide you so that if it doesn't work they can tell you where you need to send the unit for repair. Good Luck! « Show Less
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I don't believe this unit will power back on by itself. I'm pretty sure you will have to turn it back on manually. I didn't find anything regarding auto turn on in the spec's. I would suggest you contact Xantrex and ask them. Contact info below.Have a great day,Xantrex Technology Inc.1 800 670 0707 Tel toll free NA1 408 987 6030 Tel direct1 800 994 7828 Fax toll free NAcustomerservice@xantrex.comwww.xantrex.com
1948671
That has never happened to me, so I can't answer specifically. However, if I unplug it, it must be reset again, so I assume the same would be true of a power failure.
2022803
Power failure is not problem, unit will work when power restored without re-programimg
1691057
Yes. When power is restored after brief interruption, lights go on in same mode as before interruption. I do not know if this is different if power is off for a long time.
873332
Corey, I hard wired mine. I remember reading somewhere they Do Not have a memory. So it will default back to original pattern when power is lost or disconnected. I just leave mine on original setting back and forth pattern.
2071080
as others said, yes, and most modern (1980 or so) TVs when they get power back, will NOT turn full on, but will go into stanby mode waiting to be turned on again. Some TVs such as 120V/12V combo ones may still have a mechanical switch and it will turn fully on, but anything that came with a remote would be fine
476278
Yes, the unit will remember the settings without power. Mine has been unplugged for 3 months and it remembered the settings I last used for the set point temp and the differential range all in the proper units.
40205
i no longer have the unit in question. I dont think there was a built in tuner. cant remember 100 percent sorry!
594311
No. Once the unit is turn off, it will not turn on with out pushing the power button on the "key pad" or remote. If you unplug it for example, while it's on, when you plug it back in it needs to be physically turned on with the power button.
2243770
Just verified with mine, that when I turned it off and then back on, it came back on on the channel that was turned off.
2222016
No, it does not. When the power does out, it turns off. When it comes back on, it goes to the setup you programed. If the power is out for a long time (not sure how long) it will reset the time and not record unless you have it programed to record always.
1168978
No, when you power it back on it will revert back to (auto-quiet) and will change speeds as determined by air quality.
18635
No, turning the unit off will clear the memory. When it is powered on again, the unit resets to begin playback from the first track.
559935
No. Power off completely, as in, unplugged. When power is restored, it will take maybe a minute to recall everything (it will display what it's doing) and then will play whatever was left on it before power down. No need to re-enter everything. It will, of course, require a wi-fi network to find, which presumably you'd have in your RV. Note, by the way, Grace Digital makes a portable model that used rechargeable batteries that you could take outside. I think it's called the "Allegro." But I've had no problem with the model in question in terms of power on and off. You can, by the way, download the owner's manual at the GD website.
2024329
yes it does. If you run HDMI to the TV from the receiver out, you can get the receiver inputs without power. However, when I tried using the HDMI control functions, I found that I couldn't turn up the volume on my TV with the TV remote. I might have a compatibility issue or I just need to play around with is ome more to get the settings right