Toshiba SD-H400-S-TU Installation Guide - Page 235

Setup, then select Video, then Connection to Digital Media Server. Verify

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_ _ _ _ _C_h_a_p_t_e_r_ _8 _ ~> When I turn on my TV, I see a blue screen with a TiVo logo. Your DVR is having trouble tuning to the channel you are on. Follow these steps to restore the video: • Try changing channels. If the blue screen appears on just a few channels, you may be tuned to a channel to which you do not subscribe, or you may be experiencing a weak signal on a channel to which you do subscribe. If you do not subscribe to the channel, you should take it off the "Channels You Receive" list. (For more information, see page 30.) If you do subscribe to the channel, wait 24 hours to see if the signal improves, or call your cable or satellite provider. • If you have a satellite or cable box, go to Messages & Setup, then select Video, then Connection to Digital Media Server. Verify that you chose the same cable on this screen that you used to connect your satellite or cable box to the DVR. • lfthe blue screen appears on every channel, and you have a cable or satellite box, make sure it is turned on. You may be experiencing a temporary cable or satellite outage; check with your cable or satellite provider. • Check to make sure all ofthe appropriate cables are firmly connected to your DVR, television, and other audio/video equipment. For help with your cable connections, see the Installation Guide. • Verify that you are receiving a video signal by temporarily connecting the video source directly to the TV.lfyou still do not see any video, there may be a problem with your cable, satellite, or antenna equipment. • Restart your DVR. (From TiVo Central, select Messages & Setup, then Restart or Reset System, then Restart the Digital Media Server. Press THUMBS DOWN three times, then press ENT. You will see the Welcome screen, and the system will restart within about 90 seconds. You can also restart the DVR by unplugging it, waiting 15 seconds, then plugging it back in.) • The cables you are using to connect your DVR to your TV or other equipment may be damaged or defective. Try exchanging the cables connected to the DVR with other cables that you know are working properly. 102

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_____
C_h_a_p_t_e_r
__
8
_
~>
When
I
turn
on
my
TV,
I
see
a
blue
screen
with
a
TiVo
logo.
Your
DVR
is
having trouble tuning to the channel you are on. Follow these steps to restore the video:
Try changing channels.
If
the blue screen appears on just a few channels, you may be tuned to a channel to which you do not
subscribe, or you may be experiencing a weak signal on a channel
to
which you do subscribe.
If
you
do
not subscribe to the channel,
you should take it
off
the "Channels You Receive" list. (For more information, see page 30.)
If
you do subscribe
to
the channel, wait
24 hours to see
if
the signal improves, or call your cable or satellite provider.
If
you have a satellite or cable box, go to Messages
&
Setup, then select Video, then Connection to Digital Media Server. Verify that
you chose the same cable on this screen that you used to connect your satellite or cable box to the DVR.
lfthe
blue screen appears on every channel, and you have a cable or satellite box, make sure it
is
turned on.
You may be experiencing a temporary cable or satellite outage; check with your cable or satellite provider.
Check to make sure all
ofthe
appropriate cables are firmly connected to your
DVR, television, and other audio/video equipment. For help with your cable connections, see the
Installation Guide.
Verify that you are receiving a video signal by temporarily connecting the video source directly to the
TV.lfyou
still do not see any
video, there may be a problem with your cable, satellite, or antenna equipment.
Restart your DVR. (From TiVo Central, select Messages
&
Setup, then Restart or Reset System, then Restart the Digital Media
Server. Press THUMBS DOWN three times, then press ENT. You will see the Welcome screen, and the system will restart within
about
90
seconds. You can also restart the
DVR
by unplugging it, waiting
15
seconds, then plugging it back in.)
The cables you are using to connect your DVR
to
your TV or other equipment may be damaged or defective. Try exchanging the
cables connected to the DVR with other cables that you know are working properly.
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