This will depend on how old the Tv and DVD player are. Most modern equipment now simply uses an HDMI cable. A simple plug it in at both ends, turn the Tv to the correct 'Input' screen and job done.
Older setups might use a Scart cable or even the older RGB/Component cables. Most Tv manufacturers now don't use these connectors as they are considered 'Old' and poor quality technology.
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Here is the definition of E40 from the manual:
Some portion has
not been recorded
because of program
overlapping.
Recording did not
start at the start time.
This means that the programs are conflicting with each other. The start time and stop time, will actually start using the electronics before the start time, and after the stop time. That length of time is unknown to me, but it is not a malfunction. You will have to practice with it to find out how much overlap exists, and set your timer accordingly.
and also
I have one more suggestion for you. I have done this to resolve the E40 error in the past. There is no guarantee that it will solve the problem on your device, but it's worth trying.
Before doing this, please note your scheduled recordings. This should not actually delete them, but I don't want to tell you that and then have them disappear.
From the Setup mode, select general settings and then Reset All. Reset Factory Default? Yes to confirm and then press enter.
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There are several reasons why your Toshiba DLP projection TV might be turning off after a few minutes. Here are some steps you can take to try and diagnose and fix the issue:
Check the lamp: The most common reason for a DLP TV to shut off after a few minutes is a faulty lamp. Check the lamp to see if it's still functioning properly. If it appears to be damaged or has reached the end of its life (typically around 2000-3000 hours), replace it with a new one.
Check for overheating: Overheating can also cause the TV to shut off. Check the fan to see if it's running properly and clean any dust or debris that may be blocking the airflow.
Check for firmware updates: If the TV's firmware is outdated, it can cause it to shut off. Check the manufacturer's website for any available firmware updates and install them if necessary.
Check the power supply: A faulty power supply can also cause the TV to shut off. Check the power supply unit to see if it's functioning properly and replace it if necessary.
Check the color wheel: If the color wheel is damaged or not functioning properly, it can cause the TV to shut off. Check the color wheel for any damage or signs of wear and replace it if necessary.
If none of these steps solve the issue, it may be necessary to have a professional technician diagnose and repair the TV.
Here are the steps to program your YK524-01 remote to your Toshiba TV using a code:
Turn on your Toshiba TV.
Press and hold the "TV" button on your YK524-01 remote until the LED light blinks twice.
Enter one of the following 3-digit codes for Toshiba TVs: 115, 125, 136, 156, 159, 160, 170, 179, 185, 195, 204, 216, 218, 227, 228, 229, 231, 233, 235, 236, 238, 239, 240, 241, 242, 243, 244, 245, 246, 247, 248, 249, 250, 251, 252, 253, 254, 255.
Press the "Power" button on your YK524-01 remote. If your Toshiba TV turns off, the code has been successfully programmed. If your Toshiba TV does not turn off, repeat steps 2 to 4 with a different code from the list.
If none of the codes work, you can try the automatic code search method:
Turn on your Toshiba TV.
Press and hold the "TV" button on your YK524-01 remote until the LED light blinks twice.
Press and release the "Power" button on your YK524-01 remote.
Press the "CH+" button repeatedly until your Toshiba TV turns off.
Press and release the "TV" button on your YK524-01 remote to save the code.
If the operation light is blinking, it means there is an error with the unit. The number of blinks can indicate what the error is.
Here are some common error codes for Toshiba air conditioning units:
Blinking once: Indoor unit room temperature sensor error
Blinking twice: Indoor unit coil outlet temperature sensor error
Blinking three times: Indoor unit coil inlet temperature sensor error
Blinking four times: Outdoor unit discharge temperature sensor error
Blinking five times: Outdoor unit suction temperature sensor error
Blinking six times: Indoor unit EEPROM error
Blinking seven times: Outdoor unit EEPROM error
Blinking eight times: Indoor unit remote control error
If you can determine the number of blinks, you can refer to the user manual to see what the error code means and what steps you can take to fix it. If you don't have the manual, you may be able to find it online or contact Toshiba customer support for assistance.
In the event that the select button on your Toshiba television controller isn't working, there are a couple of things you can attempt to investigate the issue:
Actually look at the batteries: Ensure the batteries in the controller are new and appropriately introduced. Frail batteries can cause some issues with the buttons not working as expected.
Clean the remote: soil and flotsam and jetsam can develop on the controller's surface and disrupt the button's functionality. Try cleaning the remote with a delicate, dry fabric.
Reset the remote: Eliminate the batteries from the controller and press every one of the buttons to release any lingering power. Then, reinstall the batteries and take a stab at utilizing the remote once more.
Supplant the remote: Assuming nothing from what was just mentioned advances work, it is conceivable that the controller might be flawed and should be supplanted. You can buy a replacement remote from a Toshiba seller or online retailer.
Assuming that the issue continues even after attempting these investigation steps, it is conceivable that there might be a more significant issue with the remote or the actual television, and looking for proficient assistance might be vital.
The code for a Toshiba DVD combo will depend on the model of the DVD player. You can find the correct code by searching the manual that came with the DVD player or by using an online lookup tool
If you do not have a remote for your Toshiba TV, there are a few ways you can access the menu to change settings or perform other functions:
Use the buttons on the TV: Some Toshiba TVs have buttons on the side or back of the TV that can be used to access the menu or perform other functions. Check the TV's manual or the label on the back of the TV to see if this is the case for your TV and which buttons to use.
Use a universal remote: You can purchase a universal remote that is compatible with your Toshiba TV. These remotes can be programmed to control your TV, and can be used to access the menu and other functions.
Connect a keyboard or mouse to the TV: If your TV has a USB port, you can connect a keyboard or mouse to the TV and use it to navigate the menu and other functions.
Use a mobile app: Some Toshiba TVs can be controlled using a mobile app that can be downloaded to your smartphone or tablet. This app allows you to control your TV and access the menu without needing a remote.
There could be an issue here with both the power supply and also an internal problem as well with your TV. The outlet that your TV is plugged into could be the issue here then.
There could be something wrong with your TVs power supply and an issue with the power board or the cables and the input devices might not be working and need to be replaced.
it sounds like the issue may be with the AV MAIN board. The power board is providing the correct voltage to the board, but the board itself may be malfunctioning. It may be necessary to replace the AV MAIN board in order to resolve the issue with the TV not producing video or sound. It is also possible that the problem could be elsewhere, but the AV MAIN board would be a good place to start troubleshooting.
The location of the IR sensor on a Toshiba Regza TV can vary depending on the specific model of the TV. However, in general, the IR sensor can be found in one of the following places:
On the front of the TV: The IR sensor is often located on the front of the TV, usually near the bottom or the top of the TV.
On the side of the TV: The IR sensor may be located on the left or right side of the TV.
On the back of the TV: The IR sensor can also be located on the back of the TV, usually near the bottom or the top of the TV.
On the remote control: The IR sensor can also be located on the remote control.
To locate the IR sensor, look for a small, clear or black plastic window that receives the signals from your remote control, it could be labeled with a name like "IR" or "remote".
It is recommended to consult the TV's user manual or contact Toshiba customer service for more specific information on the location of the IR sensor on your specific model of the Regza TV.
