Can the 1201N-PU17 drive my HDTV while closed?
223240
As long as you set the computer to "do Nothing" from the control Panel's Power Options ("When I close the Lid"), you should be able to operate the computer as you want to.
1509752
The answer is NO, i did made a test and unplug it during work and computer get shut down
2005706
No. its a passive splitter. The only way it will work is if you unplug the tv you aren't using. You need to get an active splitter (one that you have to plug in and gets power) in order to do what I think you want to do. At least that was my experience.
2136343
Yes. Simply program a command and it will do it. Watch TV~ turn on amp, TV input HDMI1, and cable box.
1598834
Probably. I have a separate monitor hooked up to the security system instead of my tv.
2071080
as others said, yes, and most modern (1980 or so) TVs when they get power back, will NOT turn full on, but will go into stanby mode waiting to be turned on again. Some TVs such as 120V/12V combo ones may still have a mechanical switch and it will turn fully on, but anything that came with a remote would be fine
2267131
My TV is shutting off peridically. I checked the pin. it is OK.....is it the power supply>
1011255
I am not sure. I have the un46d8000. but I have to say the remote worked as soon as I got it. no programming your tv or anything. put batteries in and wha-la!! for the price I'd give it a shot. if it doesn't you can send it back for a small restock fee.
989743
You can turn it on/off pushing the cover below the display. This will not affect the programming
1312357
This drive is a PC peripheral. Your computer would need to connect to your TV.
958923
Hello, not sure, suggest you contact HD tech for more info on this question.
1346581
As long as the Closed Captioning mode on the TV has already been activated, yes. Closed Captioning really is more of a function of the TV than the remote.
730099
YES, or you would be sorry if you don't have one. The voltage goes up n down, if you don't have one the TV it would fried. My suggestion is to buy Regulator voltage Stabilizer to connect all your devices and the TV Vizio. Play it safe.
8596
Checked the TV and manual and it appears that it only works with 110/120 Volts
1434720
Thanks for the info. I was hoping the receiver would allow a pass-thru or something if the receiver was powered off. Hopefully, I can map the on/off on the receiver to my Tivo's on/off.
1410300
No you have to get it fairly level yourself which I've never had an issue with. It just has to be close. You cannot get HD programming with this, just SD on 101 and 119
31658
Yes, they basically worded it incorrectly in the instruction manual. Enabling this feature will remember the On/Off state of the TV when it loses power. So if you unplug it while it is turned on, it will turn itself back on once you plug it back in. It has nothing to do with the video signal. I tried the tech support people and even they weren't aware of this.