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Hello everybody!
I recently noticed a strange behaviour of my BV9:
When I turn the TV on, the red status light turns to green as long as the electronic curtain opens.
As soon as the image is full, the status light turns off.
I'm not sure that my TV behaved like this from the beginning.
So, feature or failure?
BV9 owners, may you clear my doubts?
Thanks by advance,
Yann.
Location: Brittany, France
My B&O Icons:
Feature..
Just checked, and mine does the same as yours. I don't suppose anyone would want a constant green dot distracting you with all the lights turned off watching a film.
BV9 - love mine!
😁
...And everyone wants a quick reaction to remote commands, hence the status light turning to green😕
j'aimerai bien voir ton install, mais c'est vide!
il n'y a que l'article sur b&o.
PERSEVAL
have saved electricity🙂
LOL are you trying a joke??
There is a requirement in most markets for an indication of a product being on or in standby. If the BV9 shows a picture there is no need for a green light to prove that the product is powered up, but if you fire up the BS3 from a link room (to watch something connected to the BV9/BS3) the requirement is that the LED goes green to indicate that power is on.
If connected to the mains but not powered up: A red light must be turned on.
If powered up (turned on): This must be evident by looking at the product (an active display, a disc spinning etc), if not a green light must be turned on.
Roger
I wondered why all the lights went dim when i turned it on... 😛
😂
Same behaviour on BV6/BC6:
standby: led red
video mode: led off
audio mode: led green
Stefan
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