Vu+ Solo2 - Wont change bouquet

[abu baniaz]

@TheRealDaddy
What is the new box you have? I would not use fallback tuner if your receiver has no signal input of its own. Maybe client mode or Remote channel stream converter

P.S
I will be moving this thread from downloads/changelogs

 

[cactikid]

@Abu i thought it was Client mode but it is not there and only Fallback tuner is listed

 

[abu baniaz]

It is there my friend. Look at bottom of screen.

 

[cactikid]

Ah yes and now i see it on the tuner page. Cheers better eyesight rules the day.

 

[TheRealDaddy]

WIll look , Thanks guys.

P.S Whats the best EPG to use ?? I am using the EPG-Downloader one.

Dave.

 

[TheRealDaddy]

Just to confirm the issue is the Remote control !!! Damn thing !!!!

Posted this as it may help someone else in the future.


Dave.

 

[cactikid]

I had to open up 2 remotes with issues a Vu Zero with a faulty on/off button and told to give it a clean and now working.

Panasonic remote Duracell batteries leaked again and had to open it up to clean the residue out for my Blu Ray as no signal looking at it on my camera.

 

[adm]

I had to open up 2 remotes with issues a Vu Zero with a faulty on/off button and told to give it a clean and now working.

Panasonic remote Duracell batteries leaked again and had to open it up to clean the residue out for my Blu Ray as no signal looking at it on my camera.

Duracell batteries are not the quality they once were and will leak, often before they get to the end of their life. When mentioning this on other groups I read many people confirmed this was their experience and even pound shop unbranded batteries were lasting longer without leaking. I first noticed this change in quality with Duracell Procell/Industrial batteries around 4 years ago but also in the past few years with Duracell batteries readily available in supermarkets. Unfortunately it's often 6+ months later after fitting the batteries in equipment that you find the problem.

As for the remote, its common for them to stop fully working. Prising open the plastic case, dismantling and washing EVERTHING under a cold running tap and then letting everything dry before re-assembly will usually get them working again. Dry first on a paper towel and then place the component parts is a warm place for many hours will get them dry. It's often gunge/oil from your hands that over many years of use gets between the keyboard membrane and the PCB that causes the failures - and this can be washed off.