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Configure the TV to start on the HDMI Channel.

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  • 23-10-2012 3:29pm
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    LK_Dave
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    Is it possible to configure/force the TV to start-up on the HDMI port rather than analogue aerial?

    I have a Panasonic VIERA TX-32LX85L connected to a Triax TSC114 Saorview Combo Receiver (via HDMI 1).

    When I switch the TV on it always attempts to start-up on the areal channels. On the TV remote I press the AV button and select HDMI 1 to access the Saorview channels.

    Note the Triax TSC114 is powered on (blue on light – rather than the red standby light)

    I would like it to automatically start up on the HDMI channel – does anybody know if it is possible to do this on a Panasonic VIERA TX-32LX85L?

    I did test the same combo box on a TFT LCD TV and it automatically detected the combo box in the HDMI port and started on the Saorview channels.


    Cheers


    Dave
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    marclt
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    There is probably something in settings that will over-ride this? I have a panny and mine starts on whatever it was viewing when it was switched off.

    If you rescan and have no analogue channels saved that might also counteract the problem...


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    Capt'n Midnight
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    marclt wrote: »
    If you rescan and have no analogue channels saved that might also counteract the problem...
    my panasonic defaults to channel 36 so can't blank out :(


    Option B - connect the box up with a SCART cable too, this may save you one button press when hopping up to the next AV channel - if you have a another box on the scart already try daisy chaining them - YMMV - to see if the STB overides


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