Augurr said:Well, I left the STB off last night. By off, I mean that there was a red satellite icon and I pushed the SAT button on the remote. So I held the power button on the front of the STB to kick start it, and it booted, but alas still nothing. I still get a red satellite. So I hit the FAV button to start getting the PG, but that won't happen if it still thinks there is no Satellite link, right? Guess I will have to call Voom anyway.
Martin586, try this: unplug your STB; disconnect the coax cable coming from the dish; plug the STB in; wait a minute or two. If you see no lights, press the Power button. You should see red satellite icon. Wait another minute. If you get nothing on your screen press the VOOM button on your remote. See if you can get that far.Martin586 said:I keep getting "Starting Voom - Please wait" msge since yesterday. Numerous soft and hard reboots and calls to Voom CSR's brought about absolutely nothing. I just got Voom 10 days ago and am used to freeze ups while channel surfing on a daily basis - but this current problem just won't go away.
Is there anyone still experiencing frozen STB ?????? Any suggestions on how to resolve that? Voom CSR this morning told me that the problem will be resolved "soon" for everyone. When I called 3 hours later - I was told that they can only fix the problem on an individual basis and may have to send a tech. Another CSR did not even know there was a problem. Help!!! Marty in Rego, Park (NYC)
Yes, I'm having same problem here in Tampa, Florida! Only had Voom since 7/14 and worked good until yesterday. Don't no if I should keep rebooting or just give up and wait until get service on it next week. Guess it won't hurt to keep messing with it, maybe it will work. Also, there is no lights on the front pannel which indicates sleep mode, but with my TV on I still have voom screen and no lights on front at all, What's up with that?Martin586 said:I keep getting "Starting Voom - Please wait" msge since yesterday. Numerous soft and hard reboots and calls to Voom CSR's brought about absolutely nothing. I just got Voom 10 days ago and am used to freeze ups while channel surfing on a daily basis - but this current problem just won't go away.
Is there anyone still experiencing frozen STB ?????? Any suggestions on how to resolve that? Voom CSR this morning told me that the problem will be resolved "soon" for everyone. When I called 3 hours later - I was told that they can only fix the problem on an individual basis and may have to send a tech. Another CSR did not even know there was a problem. Help!!! Marty in Rego, Park (NYC)
Ilya said:Martin586, try this: unplug your STB; disconnect the coax cable coming from the dish; plug the STB in; wait a minute or two. If you see no lights, press the Power button. You should see red satellite icon. Wait another minute. If you get nothing on your screen press the VOOM button on your remote. See if you can get that far.
Ilya said:Martin586, try this: unplug your STB; disconnect the coax cable coming from the dish; plug the STB in; wait a minute or two. If you see no lights, press the Power button. You should see red satellite icon. Wait another minute. If you get nothing on your screen press the VOOM button on your remote. See if you can get that far.
I believe the box should be able to boot even without the coax cables connected. If it doesn't, something must be really wrong with it...Augurr said:You never said whether to reconnect the coax after plugging power back in? Should that be done in there somewhere?
Ilya said:I believe the box should be able to boot even without the coax cables connected. If it doesn't, something must be really wrong with it...
FunkyBoss said:I
It appears something was being updated at Voom yesterday and everyone with the new code (6.0) is now messed up, and most with the old code are running fine again. So for all those people who wanted their boxes swapped so they could get the new code, be glad you didn't.
gutter said:Wrong. I have the old code and also getting nothing since yesterday morning. I have hard and soft booted at least 20 times... So it isn't just the new 6.0. However, the CSR says that not all boxes were affected. so it may have been a selective thing. I am In PA.
Ilya said:Martin586, try this: unplug your STB; disconnect the coax cable coming from the dish; plug the STB in; wait a minute or two. If you see no lights, press the Power button. You should see red satellite icon. Wait another minute. If you get nothing on your screen press the VOOM button on your remote. See if you can get that far.
Ok, so your STB is not locking up: it's booting fine. This is what you should get when the satellite cable is disconnected. Now connect the satellite cable and check the signal strength.Augurr said:PG comes up, but red sat icon is still there and I see nothing on the channels.