Thanks. i had not removed the PCB from the case when I took the lid off, it was held in there by the F connector nuts and probably the side USB / micro SD sockets.This may, or may not, be of help:
Code:https://www.freesat.cn/forum/viewtopic.php?f=55&t=24878
And in putting the recevier back on the shelf, it's started up again.
I'm thinking it might possibly have thrown a wobbly as I was playing sone 4k videos from Youtube but that wouldn't explain the loss of the Bluetooth pairing, or would it ?
I don’t know how many times I’ve posted that link already. That’s the de facto forum for all things GTMedia. A right mix of languages but you’ll eventually navigate it.Thanks for that link, not seen that before
https://www.powerplanetonline.com/en/gtmedia-freesat-combo-4k-android-9-0-receptor-satelite-en
At the price they’re being sold for the features supplied I doubt anyone will return them. I’m amazed how the manufacturers are making any margin on them in the first place let alone the cost of any ongoing firmware upgrades.Annoyingly the receiver locked up again this morning, slightly differently though since I left it in standby on a terrestrial channel before going to bed.
No remote response (except the first time when the red light flashed breiefly then stayed on - no IR or Bluetooth command accepted.
Removing/reapplying power freed up the box.
I'll add not having any front panel buttons to the list of gripes (on top of no hard reset button), so many of these will be returned to dealers if a firmware upgrade soon doesn't fix it.
Hard resetAnnoyingly the receiver locked up again this morning, slightly differently though since I left it in standby on a terrestrial channel before going to bed.
No remote response (except the first time when the red light flashed breiefly then stayed on - no IR or Bluetooth command accepted.
Removing/reapplying power freed up the box.
I'll add not having any front panel buttons to the list of gripes (on top of no hard reset button), so many of these will be returned to dealers if a firmware upgrade soon doesn't fix it.
No good if the remote is not recognised by the receiver. On previous machines it would be a couple of buttons on the front panel or one on the rear/underneath of the box.Hard reset
Settings -> Device Preferences -> Reset
This standby fault appears to be daily, same thing this morning.
This standby fault appears to be daily, same thing this morning.
That may well be but are others leaving it on standby overnight. Have you tried wired Ethernet.Yes, PSU that came in the box.
WiFi connection, will try disabling later but I think this is another unrelated issue otherwise others would have discovered same.
Yes, PSU that came in the box.
WiFi connection, will try disabling later but I think this is another unrelated issue otherwise others would have discovered same.
That may well be but are others leaving it on standby overnight. Have you tried wired Ethernet.
Those supplied PSU’s are marginal. As you’re not supplying the specs I’m guessing 1.5ah. You’ve basically got an Android box with a satellite receiver built in. Your Android box is not coming out of suspend mode so it could well be power supply issues. As you know not all power supplies of equal spec are built the same. These boxes are being supplied with many different PSU configuration.
You’ll find most of issues your are addressed on the GTMedia forum. Register with them and maybe they can point you in the right direction.
Most issues on Android boxes are usually solved by reflashing the firmware so if you’re comfortable doing this that may be the route to solving your problem.