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Hi everyone

Was

Wondering if anyone else has this same issue or maybe there is a workaround

If I have my avant on and I press and hold the a9 power it's supposed to put all devices to sleep. Which it does however it turns the avant off but doesn't put the stand in the home position.

If I have my avant on and I do the same on the a6 or The BS1 it does the same thing.

If I have all devices on and long press the power on the BeoRemote one it turns all devices and puts the avant in the stand by position which is what is supposed to happen.

So basically if I use the remote it works but if I try on one of the devices everything turns off but the TV doesn't go back to its home position.

Does anyone else have this same issue ? Any pointers available most welcome.

Probably similar to the old Masterlink system in that it was a safety feature.

If you put the whole system in standby from a link room the stand would not return to the home position as you couldn't see what what happening while the stand was moving. The stand would only return to it's home position if the command was given in the room that the TV was in direct.

My understanding anyway.

Peter

Aussie Michael:

Hi everyone

Was

Wondering if anyone else has this same issue or maybe there is a workaround

If I have my avant on and I press and hold the a9 power it's supposed to put all devices to sleep. Which it does however it turns the avant off but doesn't put the stand in the home position.

If I have my avant on and I do the same on the a6 or The BS1 it does the same thing.

If I have all devices on and long press the power on the BeoRemote one it turns all devices and puts the avant in the stand by position which is what is supposed to happen.

So basically if I use the remote it works but if I try on one of the devices everything turns off but the TV doesn't go back to its home position.

Does anyone else have this same issue ? Any pointers available most welcome.

Yep

Same issue.

Seems like may sleep works for that?

Do you have a blgw?

mjmedlo:

Yep

Same issue.

Seems like may sleep works for that?

Do you have a blgw?

No I don't have a BLGW.

petermc:

Probably similar to the old Masterlink system in that it was a safety feature.

If you put the whole system in standby from a link room the stand would not return to the home position as you couldn't see what what happening while the stand was moving. The stand would only return to it's home position if the command was given in the room that the TV was in direct.

My understanding anyway.

Peter

This sort of makes sense