Does the power button on the device control all of the outputs?
1082097
The power button turns the device on. Once it's on, all of the outputs will supply power. I think the purpose of the power button is to prevent the device from draining the car battery while the car is not running - because it *does* draw power from the car, whether the car is running or not. In other words, if you left it plugged into the car and the power switch was on, it could drain the car battery.
1388794
Not sure about using the power button on auxiliary devices. The power button does work on my TV's.
1092782
Yes, the manual on/off switch is one of the four buttons on the top of the unit, and will toggle the power from any mode
588909
I had to test ithe feature before answering your question. The power button has a rectangular hole so that you can use the phone to control your TV, for example. I have mind set up to control my Sony Home Theater and Samsung TV. As a test, I can turn them on / off with the phone case on.
395209
There is no power button on the unit, you just plug it in, make sure to attach the power wire to the init before plugging it into the wall. If you have a way of controlling power to the outlet via switch/remote control or what ever it should power the unit on and off. But if it is off it will not automatically connect to your bluetooth device when you come home
1277535
Yes. The power button is located just to the left of and above the two circular vents on the right. When powered, it lights up with the same green color depicted. It is diamond shaped.
1448697
I can't say for certain but I don't believe it does as the device just uses two wires in the HDMI cable that's plugged into it and I've never noticed a device not responded when sending a power on command.
1907960
Yes you can. The left button is the device button which allows you to look at each device. You can find the power button for the device by tapping on the device on the screen.PS Awesome remote!!
1500769
Yes but I have to unplug and re plug the device in for the ports to be turned on. This is an issue with a number of units. It is problematic to reboot a switch every time a device is plugged in
446738
It does it automatically. It senses which device is powered on and will switch to that device. You can also put a button on the unit itself to manually switch inputs if you like.
1298042
Doesn't seem to be... it is all digitally controlled, I dont have to do anything except not overfill and push the button. It turns off itself because everything is timed. I am using it a lot and no problems at all so far.
1125095
Sorry, I really can't say for sure. Don't have "possession" of this anymore, but as I recall, I think it only has the single set of outputs without a "switch", so therefore it is always "on" -- again, as I recall.
1623235
Not that I can find. The display and buttons are the only I/O devices available.
1234060
No. This communicates via a USB connector so it only controls whatever device that connector is installed.
840441
On mine there is a power switch on the back in addition too the button on the front. You have to have the switch in the back on (1) before the power button will work.
1435153
The button on the top of the splitter is solely for power on or off. There is no selective switch on the splitter.
1346326
There is no external power button. A shortcoming for sure, but what I did was set my computer to startup at a specific time each day in the schedule settings under power control in the system preferences.