My system get's on by itself !!!

[skullmurdoc]

Hello,

My RSP1066 something get's on by itself! What's up with that ???
It seems to appear randomly.

Anyone had this problem.

Fred

[Andrew Pratt]

hmm that's a strange one! Do you have anything plugged into the RS232 port? How do you have the power on set in the setup screens?

[JohnSC]

Have you checked your standby settings? Maybe you have it set to power up fully when power is applied? Combined with a loose cable that could be the cause. It is a long shot but you never know!

John

[skullmurdoc]

hmm that's a strange one! Do you have anything plugged into the RS232 port? How do you have the power on set in the setup screens?

Hello,
Yes I have my RMB-1075 in the rs232 port and my power is set to direct. Should I change that ?

Thanks

Fred

[chromef]

It is probably caused by main power failures: when the power comes back, the preamp return to power on status, instead of standby. At least this is what happens to my RSP-976.
Francesco

[LEVESQUE]

Exactly. Each time there is a power failure in my area, the RSP-1066 gets on when the power come back. So each time I leave for couple of days, I now unplug it.

[JohnSC]

Yes. That would happen if you had 'direct' selected. Mine is on 'standby' which means it only turns on when I power it up using the remote.

[skullmurdoc]

Yes. That would happen if you had 'direct' selected. Mine is on 'standby' which means it only turns on when I power it up using the remote.

If I put it on stanby will it also close my 1075 when I close my 1066?

Fred

[JohnSC]

I am assuming you are using the 12V Trigger function? If so, then yes. That is exactly how I have it working now with my 1075.

John

[skullmurdoc]

Thx John.

Fred

[Clive]

Power outages, surges, spikes and brown outs, that can create problems with electronic equipment. A good surge protector is always an essential part of any HT setup. If your system components starts to do funny things all on there own, there is a good chance that the system IC (chip) has been damaged. There is no quick fix, the chip must be replaced. If you're still under warranty, have your retailer/service Department do the work ASAP.

Remember to protect your gear.




CLIVE




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[skullmurdoc]

Power outages, surges, spikes and brown outs, that can create problems with electronic equipment. A good surge protector is always an essential part of any HT setup. If your system components starts to do funny things all on there own, there is a good chance that the system IC (chip) has been damaged. There is no quick fix, the chip must be replaced. If you're still under warranty, have your retailer/service Department do the work ASAP.

Remember to protect your gear.

Thx for the warning Uncle Clive, my system is already and has always been protected. I really think that John has the solution for my specific problem.

Thx
Fred