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Dead HDHomerun?
Starting thursday night, my HDHomerun Manager stated that it couldn't find my HDHomerun. I reset the unit (unplugged it and plugged it back in) and it appeared to fix the problem. Then Friday night, same issue and this time resetting it didn't fix it. Today I tried swapping power supplies (I had an old Walwart from a Dlink router that was rated at 5V and 2.5A). Unfortunately that doesn't seem to have fixed the problem. The light is on in the front and my switch recognizes that an Ethernet device is attached to it. I would assume it is time to replace it (it is 3 years old or so). Anyone else ever have this problem?
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I would not give up on it.
1. Power the HDHomerun off for over a minute. 2. Power it up. 3. Run the HDHomerun Setup software 4. It should recognize it. If that doesn't work try a different network cable.
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My HDHR is slowly dying. I troubleshooting back and forth with Silicon Dust for several weeks to determine this. The original symptoms were that I was getting a lot of symbol errors on the second tuner. First tuner was fine. They first assumed the power supply. Not the problem.
I'm hoping it won't completely die before I can afford to replace it.
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Sage Server: AMD Athlon II 630, Asrock 785G motherboard, 3GB of RAM, 500GB OS HD in RAID 1 and 2 - 750GB Recording Drives, HDHomerun, Avermedia HD Duet & 2-HDPVRs, and 9.0TB storage in RAID 5 via Dell Perc 5i for DVD storage Source: Clear QAM and OTA for locals, 2-DishNetwork VIP211's Clients: 2 Sage HD300's, 2 Sage HD200's, 2 Sage HD100's, 1 MediaMVP, and 1 Placeshifter |
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If I had to guess, what did mine in is the unclean power it was receiving while the wall wart was going bad. I had cracked the old one open and lo and behold there were bad capacitors in the thing. But I do agree. 3+ years is a fairly good amount of time for an electronic device that stays powered on 24/7. Especially one that had a bad power supply for a good deal of that time.
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