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Re: sky multi room magic eye set up
The aerial input could be causing some noise on the rf causing it to block the signal from the magic eye.
As the signal passed through various pieces of equipment it can pick up noise and can even obtain a voltage, this can mess up the signal. It's a simple test and one worth doing as it will isolate the HD receiver so at least then you will know if it is that past at fault.
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Re: sky multi room magic eye set up
thanks I will try that next when I can next get in front of the TV
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Re: sky multi room magic eye set up
Hi, I have finally been able to get back in front of the tv!
I have directly connected my magic eye to the RF2 output at the back of my digibox and the little red light is not lit and i guess there is no power to it!
on my settings menu - services 0 - 0 - 1 i have set RF2 power to on, but I am not getting any power.
Does anyone have a suggestion?
Thanks
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