Emporium Posted Sunday at 06:26 PM Posted Sunday at 06:26 PM How a device recovers from a standby will vary from one chipset to the other. Because of that I never even bother with standby. Just way too annoying with many devices (not just buzz). Hell, even laptops crap out their wifi connections after standby or hibernates. 90% of my devices are now hardwired (does not make them immune to network issues - but it is better). But the one thing I decided many years ago, is that media boxes are just not worth putting in standby mode. Take all of 45 seconds to boot them clean from scratch, and when it is a clean boot, they typically always initialize properly. Instantaneous gratification of the box turning on instantly, just to find out some hardware stayed asleep, is just not worth it. Why not change the powerkey definition from standby to shutdown (which in my opinion should be the default) and save yourself all the headaches for now. If it can be fixed, I am sure Buzz will eventually look at it. If you want to debug/test it any further, then obviously a pin hole hardware type factory reset should be the first thing to do to ensure there is nothing latched somewhere during some previous update. 1 Quote
Ryu Posted Sunday at 06:55 PM Posted Sunday at 06:55 PM 43 minutes ago, tvlarry said: My X5 has similar issues, just purchased and here are the issues. Every so often the unit gets stuck in Standy Mode will not power wake. Have to unplug the power which resets the unit. This happens at least once or twice a week now. Second issue is in Standby, the X5 drops connection from the WiFi. This has been confirmed I can go to WiFi setings and the signal it was "connected" to now says "saved" You have to actually manually connect again. These 2 issues are annoying and after reading these Posts, there may be a firmware issue. This is not a IPTV Server issue. This is not a Router issue because other Buzz U5s work flawless. I used a U5 in this same connection scenerio with no issues for years. Only the X5 has 2 intermitting problems. turn off bluetooth and try with IR mode for a week and see the result. Quote
tvlarry Posted Monday at 07:46 PM Posted Monday at 07:46 PM Thanks Emporium, Hardwiring my unit via cat5 still will not correct the intermitting loss of power back n from Standby. Incidentally I have never had any Buzz unit do this and I have had plenty. This X5 definitely has issues that needs attention. I also am going to try another X5 out of box to see if similar issues arise and forward that info to Buzz. For the time being, I have changed Standby to Power Off, and waiting for box to turn on, load firmware, load software, wait for channels to update, and wait for CEC to turn on TV is really not that bad, but its nice to have a quick picture, instant on without the wait, thats why Buzz has this defaulted in use out of box. RYU, switching to IR from Bluetooth ? That would have nothing to do with dropping the prior WIFI "connected" to "saved" and no connection. Plenty of signal strength, actually more than using the U5, so the X5 disconnects for some reason, lets see what happens with the second X5 unit. Larry 1 Quote
dishuser Posted Monday at 08:17 PM Posted Monday at 08:17 PM wifi and bluetooth share the same chipset 1 Quote
tvlarry Posted Monday at 08:29 PM Posted Monday at 08:29 PM Thank you, did not know that. Just purchased 2 units several months ago, and getting around now to test them. It is frustrating to learn that features you are use to may not operate any longer. I hope this can get corrected, I certainly can not recommend these models or sell them knowing this issue exists. Quote
Ryu Posted Monday at 09:20 PM Posted Monday at 09:20 PM 1 hour ago, tvlarry said: Thanks Emporium, Hardwiring my unit via cat5 still will not correct the intermitting loss of power back n from Standby. Incidentally I have never had any Buzz unit do this and I have had plenty. This X5 definitely has issues that needs attention. I also am going to try another X5 out of box to see if similar issues arise and forward that info to Buzz. For the time being, I have changed Standby to Power Off, and waiting for box to turn on, load firmware, load software, wait for channels to update, and wait for CEC to turn on TV is really not that bad, but its nice to have a quick picture, instant on without the wait, thats why Buzz has this defaulted in use out of box. RYU, switching to IR from Bluetooth ? That would have nothing to do with dropping the prior WIFI "connected" to "saved" and no connection. Plenty of signal strength, actually more than using the U5, so the X5 disconnects for some reason, lets see what happens with the second X5 unit. Larry ok thanks for the info Quote
Ryu Posted Monday at 09:26 PM Posted Monday at 09:26 PM my x5 was doing almost same where I have to reboot to fix every other day. one day I turned off Bluetooth and ever since its on stand by mode and on click instant live tv and never had to reboot. but if you say it has nothing to do then I guess I have to agree with you 1 Quote
tvlarry Posted Tuesday at 02:58 PM Posted Tuesday at 02:58 PM I will try that now and let you know. Turn off Bluetooth... Quote
tvlarry Posted Tuesday at 03:13 PM Posted Tuesday at 03:13 PM I do not see a way to actually "shut off" bluetooth, so I unpaired the remotes. Now that I am using IR and set power to "standby" the Blue LED stays on in "standby" When remotes were paired with bluetooth, and powere was set to "standby" the blue power LED changed to red. So turning off bluetooth should not have any bearing on the power LED in "standby" indicating there is now a different function controlling "standby" On other models this is not the csse. Bluetooth ON, power to "standby" when activated, power LED goes red. I will try iin this config to see if the dropping WIFI is also corrected. thanks Quote
dishuser Posted Tuesday at 08:09 PM Posted Tuesday at 08:09 PM home page/settings/device preferences/remotes and accessories/bluetooth Quote
Ryu Posted yesterday at 12:02 AM Posted yesterday at 12:02 AM (edited) 8 hours ago, tvlarry said: I do not see a way to actually "shut off" bluetooth, so I unpaired the remotes. Now that I am using IR and set power to "standby" the Blue LED stays on in "standby" When remotes were paired with bluetooth, and powere was set to "standby" the blue power LED changed to red. So turning off bluetooth should not have any bearing on the power LED in "standby" indicating there is now a different function controlling "standby" On other models this is not the csse. Bluetooth ON, power to "standby" when activated, power LED goes red. I will try iin this config to see if the dropping WIFI is also corrected. thanks my X5 stays in red when in standby however it was staying blue like yours when it was connected via bluetooth. my X5 SS had a little different issue where my P6 was keep waking my X5 SS up every other minute. no other buzz device created that interference. as soon I powered off P6 until my X5 SS never woke up on its own. so I would suggest try to turn off any other buzz device around your house or any other bluetooth device in your house and see if that helps. Edited yesterday at 12:04 AM by Ryu 1 Quote
Maestro701 Posted yesterday at 09:13 AM Posted yesterday at 09:13 AM 9 hours ago, Ryu said: my X5 stays in red when in standby however it was staying blue like yours when it was connected via bluetooth. my X5 SS had a little different issue where my P6 was keep waking my X5 SS up every other minute. no other buzz device created that interference. as soon I powered off P6 until my X5 SS never woke up on its own. so I would suggest try to turn off any other buzz device around your house or any other bluetooth device in your house and see if that helps. This happen to me couple days ago lol. Classic was in another room and I was using the P6 in another, after a few minutes I heard some chatter. Thought it was the neighbors but it was the classic lol. 1 Quote
tvlarry Posted 19 hours ago Posted 19 hours ago Thanks for responding Buzz wants to see the units, so I am shipping them back. I provided photos and they would like to reproduce the issues. Quote
Emporium Posted 19 hours ago Posted 19 hours ago Since you are sending them back, I assume there is no harm in doing a hard "pin method" factory reset and see if that helps ? Quote
tvlarry Posted 16 hours ago Posted 16 hours ago Not sue Emporium, I am having issue with both units so lets see what they recommend Quote
Emporium Posted 16 hours ago Posted 16 hours ago I know you are having issues with both units. But lately, the last 3 boxes I bought for friends, I had to do hard factory resets (even though they were brand new) because I had some odd behaviors and figured it was quicker to just reset than fuss about it later. Honestly, it take less than 10 minutes to reset the box, enter your server info and try it again. Anyhow, it's your choice, but for 10 minutes, I think it is worth a try. Hard reset (different box, same procedure): Quote
tvlarry Posted 15 hours ago Posted 15 hours ago XRS4500 older unit video shows, is the procedure the same for X5 ? Quote
nbs. Posted 14 hours ago Posted 14 hours ago 18 minutes ago, tvlarry said: XRS4500 older unit video shows, is the procedure the same for X5 ? Read his post again 3 Quote
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