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Post time 2018-06-01 17:07:55 | Show all posts |Read mode
Hello everyone,

I just got my GT1 Ultimate yesterday. [[ first impression, so far so good : decent build quality for the price, just tried out a few things like kodi and prime video, sure enough it works. By the way I suggest you guys STOP 1 time for all adding those cheap remotes and HDMI cables. Please, just stop it ! Everyone using an android box is using an RF remote, those cheap IR remote are just good to be thrown in the junk. As for the HDMI cable, well it joins my stock of 15 other new HDMI cables... I think the big majority of people would be very happy to be given the opportunity sparing 10€ and use their own cables/remotes rather than being forced to throw them in the junk anyways. ]]

That being said : everything was pretty much fine until I wanted to power-off the device...

My question is rather straightforward : is there any way to achieve that the immediate action of pressing the standby button immediately powers-off the device ?

How can it be so complicated to give a least the option that when remote's STANDBY button is pressed, the device does that action IMMEDIATELY without having to confirm anything ? At least, if for some dark reason, someone wants such additional "power menu" it should NOT be the default option ! This is killing the simplest common sense.

I think I am not the only one using a logitech harmony to control my stuff and this power menu just defeats it. 2 possible situations here :

1/ HDMI CEC enabled. Then, obviously, the GT1 powers off with my TV. BUT the next time I use my TV (for something else than using the GT1), it powers-on on the last HDMI port and of course this logically also powers-on the GT1 :Q

2/ HDMI CEC disabled. Then, on the poweroff signal, that goddamn power-menu is poping up and sticks on it leaving the GT1 on :'(



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Post time 2018-06-04 10:17:39 | Show all posts
Hi, thank you very much for your feedback and suggestions
I have submitted your proposal to our technical department
If the technical department replies to me, I will reply you as soon as possible
thank you very much

Any questions,
send us an email: beelinkservice@bee-link.com

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 Author| Post time 2018-06-06 21:45:07 | Show all posts
For those also using harmony remotes, I found the following work around :

1) Preparation
In the harmony setup, on the GT1 device, go into power actions and select "different power button for on and off". then, for "power off" you assign the "powertoggle" function. for "power on" you then assign some random function, like "0" for example. That way, you have the remote intentionally sending a wrong poweroff signal.



2) Power off your devices

-On the main screen, place the cursor on the standby button (the one on the bottom left corner).
-Then you first press "OK" and, immediately after, press the physical standby button of the harmony remote.

>>That way you poweroff the GT1 and the harmony powers off remaining devices.


Add post (2018-06-06 21:50):
don't tell me this forum has no edit function..really?
erratum :
then, for "power on" you assign the "powertoggle function". for "power off" you assign some random function, like "0" for example
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