Has anyone found a sky remote control code for Aldi's 32" Tevion
LCD3207.  It's bugging me that I can't find a working code for this
model.

Cheers

On 27 Dec 2006 01:53:58 -0800, kinstray@hotmail.com wrote:

>Has anyone found a sky remote control code for Aldi's 32" Tevion
>LCD3207.  It's bugging me that I can't find a working code for this
>model.
>
Tevion products are usually something else with a different badge. If
no-one knows the code you might need to hit Google with various
combinations of product number and/or details to see if a similar
model comes up.

Charles Ellson wrote:
> On 27 Dec 2006 01:53:58 -0800, kinstray@hotmail.com wrote:
>
>> Has anyone found a sky remote control code for Aldi's 32" Tevion
>> LCD3207.  It's bugging me that I can't find a working code for this
>> model.
>>
> Tevion products are usually something else with a different badge. If
> no-one knows the code you might need to hit Google with various
> combinations of product number and/or details to see if a similar
> model comes up.

I sometimes find it's worth trying Philips codes on obscure products.

This morning my Sky+ box was upgraded to a Sky HD box and now the Skylink to 
my bedroom TV no longer works. The signal is passed along OK and is 
watchable but the LED at the end of the aerial lead is no longer illuminated 
and the new HD remote control has no effect.

The RF output does pass through a signal booster in the loft, for splitting 
into two leads (bedroom and kitchen) but this is fitted with the loop 
through device and worked OK with the Sky+ box.

I have checked that the RF power is switched on by going into Services 401.

Could the HD box have different characteristic to the + box preventing the 
Skylink working?  I suppose that the Skylink may just have packed up but it 
seems to be a strange coincidence.

Anyone any ideas?

DW

David Westerman wrote:
> This morning my Sky+ box was upgraded to a Sky HD box and now the
> Skylink to my bedroom TV no longer works. The signal is passed along
> OK and is watchable but the LED at the end of the aerial lead is no
> longer illuminated and the new HD remote control has no effect.
>
> The RF output does pass through a signal booster in the loft, for
> splitting into two leads (bedroom and kitchen) but this is fitted
> with the loop through device and worked OK with the Sky+ box.
>
> I have checked that the RF power is switched on by going into
> Services 401.
> Could the HD box have different characteristic to the + box
> preventing the Skylink working?  I suppose that the Skylink may just
> have packed up but it seems to be a strange coincidence.
>
> Anyone any ideas?
>
> DW

Try plugging the Skylink directly in to the RF output of the HD box.  If it 
lights up then the problem is in your cabling and/or booster.  If it doesn't 
then the HD box is not outputting the required DC.

"David Westerman"  wrote in message
news:476819cf@212.67.96.135...
> This morning my Sky+ box was upgraded to a Sky HD box and now the Skylink
to
> my bedroom TV no longer works. The signal is passed along OK and is
> watchable but the LED at the end of the aerial lead is no longer
illuminated
> and the new HD remote control has no effect.

No power to the link. I believe the default setting for the link power is
OFF on an HD box. There is an installation menu option to turn it on
somewhere.

"CWatters"  wrote in message
news:13mga3d2u5h2gc5@corp.supernews.com...
>
> "David Westerman"  wrote in message
> news:476819cf@212.67.96.135...
> > This morning my Sky+ box was upgraded to a Sky HD box and now the
Skylink
> to
> > my bedroom TV no longer works. The signal is passed along OK and is
> > watchable but the LED at the end of the aerial lead is no longer
> illuminated
> > and the new HD remote control has no effect.
>
> No power to the link. I believe the default setting for the link power is
> OFF on an HD box. There is an installation menu option to turn it on
> somewhere.
>
>

Press the services button, 401, select. One of the menu options is to do
with RF outputs It's in there somewhere.

On Dec 18, 7:04 pm, "David Westerman"  wrote:
> This morning my Sky+ box was upgraded to a Sky HD box and now the Skylink to
> my bedroom TV no longer works. The signal is passed along OK and is
> watchable but the LED at the end of the aerial lead is no longer illuminated
> and the new HD remote control has no effect.
>
> The RF output does pass through a signal booster in the loft, for splitting
> into two leads (bedroom and kitchen) but this is fitted with the loop
> through device and worked OK with the Sky+ box.
>
> I have checked that the RF power is switched on by going into Services 401.
>
> Could the HD box have different characteristic to the + box preventing the
> Skylink working?  I suppose that the Skylink may just have packed up but it
> seems to be a strange coincidence.
>
> Anyone any ideas?
>
> DW

You say that the rf power is turned on.  Try looking at the back of
the hd box and make sure that the telly you watch with the magic eye
coax cable is shoved into the rf 2 as this is the one that has the
power for the magic eye. The engineer might have put it in rf 1 and
vica versa.
thanks allan

"CWatters"   wrote
> No power to the link. I believe the default setting for the link power is
> OFF on an HD box. There is an installation menu option to turn it on
> somewhere.

Thank you for taking the time to reply but I already said  "I have checked 
that the RF power is switched on by going into Services 401."

DW

wrote
> . The engineer might have put it in rf 1 and
> vica versa.
> thanks allan

Alan thanks. You've got it in one! That's exactly what I have found. 
Plugging it into the bottom connector has fixed the problem. The LED is on 
and the remote control works in the bedroom.

Mind you "The Engineer" did say it was one of the quickest installations he 
had ever done, and he was half asleep. After first disconnecting the Sky+, 
he turned around and started to put it all back again before he remembered 
he had brought an HD box with him.

He also forgot to enable the automatic switch on of the Scart/HDMI when the 
Sky box is turned on.

My HDMI enabled DVD/HDD Recorder which had been connected to the TV by an 
HDMI cable, is now connected to the Sky HD by Scart so anything played back 
from it will now inevitably be degraded.

Thanks again Alan,

DW

On 2007-12-18 21:28:54 +0000, "David Westerman"  said:

> 
>  wrote
>> . The engineer might have put it in rf 1 and
>> vica versa.
>> thanks allan
> 
> 
> He also forgot to enable the automatic switch on of the Scart/HDMI when the
> Sky box is turned on.
> 
> 
> 
> DW


Strange coincidence, I've just had my Sky+ upgraded to Sky HD. Now my 
TV does not switch over the Sky when I turn the Sky box on. I can find 
the SCART setting for this on the Sky box but not an hdmi setting. Can 
someone let me know if there is one?


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Ray
http://xri.net/=ray.hutchings

"David Westerman"  wrote in message
news:47683161@212.67.96.135...
>
> "CWatters"   wrote
> > No power to the link. I believe the default setting for the link power
is
> > OFF on an HD box. There is an installation menu option to turn it on
> > somewhere.
>
> Thank you for taking the time to reply but I already said  "I have checked
> that the RF power is switched on by going into Services 401."
>

Sorry I missed that.

"Ray Hutchings"  wrote in message
news:2007121914445516807-rayh@nospamcom...
> On 2007-12-18 21:28:54 +0000, "David Westerman" 
said:

> Strange coincidence, I've just had my Sky+ upgraded to Sky HD. Now my
> TV does not switch over the Sky when I turn the Sky box on. I can find
> the SCART setting for this on the Sky box but not an hdmi setting. Can
> someone let me know if there is one?
>

Wouldn't that setting be on the TV not the Sky box?

"Ray Hutchings"  wrote
> Strange coincidence, I've just had my Sky+ upgraded to Sky HD. Now my TV 
> does not switch over the Sky when I turn the Sky box on. I can find the 
> SCART setting for this on the Sky box but not an hdmi setting. Can someone 
> let me know if there is one?
>
Enabling the SCART switching also works for the HDMI connection (or at least 
on my set up, it does)

DW

On 2007-12-19 21:24:44 +0000, "David Westerman"  said:

> 
> "Ray Hutchings"  wrote
>> Strange coincidence, I've just had my Sky+ upgraded to Sky HD. Now my TV
>> does not switch over the Sky when I turn the Sky box on. I can find the
>> SCART setting for this on the Sky box but not an hdmi setting. Can someone
>> let me know if there is one?
>> 
> Enabling the SCART switching also works for the HDMI connection (or at least
> on my set up, it does)
> 
> DW

Doesn't on mine. I've also discovered that after connecting the Sky HD 
box to the TV (via an HDMI cable) the TV no longer recognizes the HDMI 
connection to the DVD recorder/player. If I get the TV to search for 
connected HDMI devices it does not see the DVD Recorder. If I unplug 
the HDMI connection to the Sky HD box normal service is resumed. Odd!

TV - Sony KDL-40S3000. DVD Recorder - Sony RDR-HXD870. Sky HD - Thomson

-- 


Ray
http://xri.net/=ray.hutchings

"Ray Hutchings"   wrote
>
> Doesn't on mine. I've also discovered that after connecting the Sky HD box 
> to the TV (via an HDMI cable) the TV no longer recognizes the HDMI 
> connection to the DVD recorder/player. If I get the TV to search for 
> connected HDMI devices it does not see the DVD Recorder. If I unplug the 
> HDMI connection to the Sky HD box normal service is resumed. Odd!
> TV - Sony KDL-40S3000. DVD Recorder - Sony RDR-HXD870. Sky HD - Thomson
> Ray
> http://xri.net/=ray.hutchings

I see that your TV has the luxury of three HDMI connections whereas my two 
year old Panasonic only has one. Sorry that I can't suggest anything.

DW

"Ray Hutchings"  wrote in message 
news:2007122015094616807-rayh@nospamcom...
> On 2007-12-19 21:24:44 +0000, "David Westerman"  
> said:
>
>>
>> "Ray Hutchings"  wrote
>>> Strange coincidence, I've just had my Sky+ upgraded to Sky HD. Now my TV
>>> does not switch over the Sky when I turn the Sky box on. I can find the
>>> SCART setting for this on the Sky box but not an hdmi setting. Can 
>>> someone
>>> let me know if there is one?
>>>
>> Enabling the SCART switching also works for the HDMI connection (or at 
>> least
>> on my set up, it does)
>>
>> DW
>
> Doesn't on mine. I've also discovered that after connecting the Sky HD box 
> to the TV (via an HDMI cable) the TV no longer recognizes the HDMI 
> connection to the DVD recorder/player. If I get the TV to search for 
> connected HDMI devices it does not see the DVD Recorder. If I unplug the 
> HDMI connection to the Sky HD box normal service is resumed. Odd!
>
> TV - Sony KDL-40S3000. DVD Recorder - Sony RDR-HXD870. Sky HD - Thomson
>
> -- 
>
>
> Ray
> http://xri.net/=ray.hutchings
>.........................................................

Wow, ..... at last, someone with the exact same problem as myself.
TV = Sony KDL32 D3000, DVD recorder = Panasonic, Sky HD = Thomson.

And I have done all the same things as yourself Ray regarding the unplugging 
of said cables.

PLEASE someone, ..................... Help us.

Mike. (tearing out hair bit by bit)

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