Can the 1201N-PU17 drive my HDTV while closed?
223240
As long as you set the computer to "do Nothing" from the control Panel's Power Options ("When I close the Lid"), you should be able to operate the computer as you want to.
1602816
Should not be a problem. Only issue is my master remote (from the cable company) will not turn the unit on. You have to use the supplied remote to turn it on. It will turn itself off when the TV turns off.
567190
I say it all depends on how accessible the lock-down point is and how often you need to move the TV.My cable is locked down behind the cabinet so I have to move the cabinet out from the setback in the wall, unlock it, etc. But you're likely going to need to do that just to unplug the TV, HDMI, etc...So short of the answer :-) Most likely it will only add a few more seconds to removing the TV from current location.Of course you'll want a lock-down point in the new room - once that's in place, a few more seconds to lock the TV in at this location.
8596
Checked the TV and manual and it appears that it only works with 110/120 Volts
232756
I leave mine on 24/7, if it disconnects then I don't know but when the TV is on, it is working so no problems with that.
967650
Sorry, it's at my cabin in N.C. and probably won't be up there before Christmas. For any you are looking at, they should be able to give you the ID#, then just call Directv and they will tell you if it is programmable. and yes, I learned by getting one then finding out it was still an "active" receiver and could not be programmed.
1257855
I have one I bought from Amazon, but I have not been able to function. I have hired technicians Directv. Nor. The archive, return it because it costs more money to buy another of a different brand
1504803
Just add a note, if you run an HMDI cable to the closest TV and a coax to the longer run TV, I have found some HD shows will not play on the coax tv unless you unplug the HMDI.
989743
You can turn it on/off pushing the cover below the display. This will not affect the programming
2176204
It should work for you on standby, unless your TV draws a considerable amount of current in standby. There is an adjustment which allows one to adjust the level of current that it senses before it turns on / turns off.
2267169
Yes. If the current draw exceeds the user set limit the unit will turn off.
714932
I'm not a designer or engineer so I can't answer you regarding that. I wouldn't risk it, wouldn't want to potentially ruin my TV.
1423774
Don't know for sure, but knowing how these things usually operate, I would certainly doubt that it would need to use any appreciable bandwidth, if the tv is off.
2261677
Unfortunately this device is HDCP compliant so if your TV does not support HDCP it will block the signal.
1995770
If you have the hdmi or component inputs, unit should work. However, I had a lot of trouble with mine. The first week the DVR worked fine. After that it has not worked correctly. In my opinion it is a piece of junk. However, apparently it is the only game in town. When it works it is ok. It does not work all the time. I recomended to Amazon not to sell it. But what do I know?
642964
Yes. It is on the top of the television and opens and closes with a finger push. I keep mine closed. I have the UN46f8000.
998472
OH,, If your trying ti run more then one tv, you may need a VIP 222K instead of the VIP 211K.. ask your sales personor call Disk Network the will help you Of course there are for DISH network ok *9038216520)