WelcomeMonday morning sounds fine. Thanks for doing this.
Remote control test is complete. Removed batteries approximately 1:30 PM CST Saturday and re-installed them around 3:30 AM this morning, for about 38 total hours removal time. All the settings were still there, nothing was erased. Still had the TV settings in Remote Manager and still had the Last Backup Date in System Wizard. Also, remote is still paired to my HWS. So, I would say remote controls don't ever lose its memory till it is changed.That's what I was wondering about. Taking the batteries out for a few minutes, to replace them with fresh ones, is no problem. But if the remote is without power for a longer period -- say an hour or a day, etc, -- I wonder if that erases them and makes them safe to start over again with fresh settings.
Same here. i have to check the list everyday and say " uh oh, so and so should be recording today and it isn't. " Plus sometimes if there is a conflict it wont record the next airing of the one skipped. That never happened with the old interface.So so so so am getting fed up with losing timers. It seems to happen if I go into priority and change priorities of shows. Sometimes I'll go into a timer but when I change the priority it's a different timer name and then I end up losing at least one of them.
I got the U206 update overnight. I don't see anything different. However my box wouldn't come on this morning. I had to do a red button reset.Seems like there's quite a few little bugs with 204. I know the H3 has been updated several times. Any word on when we will get some love?
Could this be a method to restore a remote control back to default settings?AFAIK usually remotes hold their memory until the capacitor providing the back up power drains out. In some cases it can take a very long time. I haven't checked lately but in the past if you took the batteries out of a remote and pushed some buttons to drain the capacitors then they will lose their memory.
Could this be a method to restore a remote control back to default settings?
OK, will run a test on a 40.0 and a 52.0. I once had a 40.0 remote that had an Auxiliary Device setting that would not go away when the remote was paired to different Hopper. One example of needing a way to restore a remote control to default settings..You could try but I don't know if it will work on the new remotes.