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Re: BeoVision 1 STB-C question

marcus_m — Wed, 04 Jul 2007 00:07:55 GMT

bang1:

They to leave the main power on for a week so the backup battery can recharge.
the Power switch can last 2-5000 circle's before it breakdowns, cost 15£ + feed for the change of it 100£
Power consumption in st.by less then 1,2w... 1 year =10,5KW = 2£ (in Denmark) 10 years =105,1 KW = 21£
Think about it

You're pretty right, but it is not the power consumtion of the set that makes me worry, it is the power consumtion of the set top box which consumes about 8W. So we are talking about roughly 10W in common which are nearly EUR20 a year in Germany.

The last year I've optimized my complete home network and telephone system. It saved me EUR10 a month without any impact on comfort!

I thought all information is stored in a flash or eeprom, but if they use a battery that lets me hope again...

Thanks, Marcus

Re: BeoVision 1 STB-C question

The Stig - ver. 1.7 — Tue, 03 Jul 2007 17:39:19 GMT

They to leave the main power on for a week so the backup battery can recharge.

the Power switch can last 2-5000 circle's before it breakdowns, cost 15£ + feed for the change of it 100£

Power consumption in st.by less then 1,2w... 1 year =10,5KW = 2£ (in Denmark) 10 years =105,1 KW = 21£

Think about it

Re: BeoVision 1 STB-C question

Peter — Tue, 03 Jul 2007 15:08:32 GMT

I am sorry but I don't have a BV1 and there is no mention in the handbook of this little foible. There is usually a back up battery to save settings though in most sets so this does seem odd. I'll ask around.

Re: BeoVision 1 STB-C question

marcus_m — Tue, 03 Jul 2007 14:47:51 GMT

I'm pretty sure someone here has also a BV1 with STB-C who can make this short check for me?!?

Thanks, Marcus

BeoVision 1 STB-C question

marcus_m — Mon, 02 Jul 2007 11:00:37 GMT

Hi all,

need some help with the behavior of my BV1L (not the LS version). I bought this TV one year ago and since then the set was waiting to be installed (yes, I know, blaim me...). Now finally the BV1 found it's way in the bedroom. As I do not watch TV there that often, I like to use the switch at the front to reduce the power consuption.

The problem is, that the TV forgets the stb setting. So every time I switch on, I have to go to the settings menu,.... don't want to bother you with the procedure ;-)

But is this normal? I suppose not as my AV5 behaves different. What could be the cause?

Any help appreciated!

Thanks, Marcus