EMC2
join:2007-08-21
Tampa, FL
| reply to johnmax
Re: No sleep timer??
The STBs don't have a sleep timer function - there isn't any remote code to control a feature that's not there.
If your TV has the sleep timer feature and the FIOS remote is coded to control the TV - then you may have a workaround available. If the TV is on, select the "TV" device - then press the "MENU" key. Many TVs will now display their internal menus. You may have to press a different key than "MENU" to get the TV to display it's menu, but it's worth a try.
Once the TV menu is displayed you can generally navigate around them using the arrow keys - YMMV. |
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ENFiOS
join:2007-11-09
MontCo PA
| That didn't work for me as the only way to set the sleep timer is to hit SLEEP on the TV remote - that is until i found the discreet code for the Comcast remote. Since the Comcast remote also works FiOS, maybe you can get one those on eBAY or something.
I still think there HAS to be a way - there have to be codes out there. . .SOMEWHERE! |
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Mark F
join:2007-08-01
Fort Wayne, IN
| reply to EMC2
Even if a TV has a sleep-timer function to turn the set off at a specific time, that is all that will be off.
If your STB or DVR is connected directly to your surround sound receiver, as ours is, when the TV is turned off, the sound remains on untill you turn the receiver off, lower the volume to zero or turn off the box. Mark F. |
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