Celerity Cable Black Screen
BEST ANSWER: Calling Active cables directional is a misnomer, data travels in both directions being a digital cable. SlimRun AV operates no differently than any other active HDMI cable, where the active chipset is powered by the sink device. Most of the time a sink device is usually a display, but a sink device by definition is a powered HDMI Input. The way that HDMI ports are designed is that the input on a powered device is capable of supplying power to a connected device. So Active cables need to have the active side plugged directly into the display. If an active cable is plugged into anything but a powered device, or if it is installed backwards the cable will not operate properly.In regards to EDID compatibility, the cable does not manage EDID at all. It is ultimately a passive device that passes the EDID along to the sink device.
Only thing my 53 X 121 inch screen, does fit my 16 X 9 at 13.5 feet. I was headed for the Celerity cable which seemed to be the popular one, when at the last minute info arose that the Celerity wasn't as reliable and in fact the RUIPRO had been tested as actually working for 50 foot lengths. It seems that the random phenomenon of the. When I plug in the HD cable box to the TV with an HDMI cord, the screen is black. There is no picture, not even the program guide (there is sound b/c I have an optical). Right now, I have the cable box plugged in using a 3-prong, but I would really like to get the HD cable working with the HDMI cord, because I’m paying extra money for the HD box.
If there are handshake issues being introduced the cable is not the problem, but rather the hardware. There are many different things that could lead to handshake issues and could be something that is ultimately difficult to resolve. I hope this clears up your questions. Staff on Jul 14, 2017. BEST ANSWER: Calling Active cables directional is a misnomer, data travels in both directions being a digital cable. SlimRun AV operates no differently than any other active HDMI cable, where the active chipset is powered by the sink device.
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Most of the time a sink device is usually a display, but a sink device by definition is a powered HDMI Input. The way that HDMI ports are designed is that the input on a powered device is capable of supplying power to a connected device.
So Active cables need to have the active side plugged directly into the display. If an active cable is plugged into anything but a powered device, or if it is installed backwards the cable will not operate properly.In regards to EDID compatibility, the cable does not manage EDID at all. It is ultimately a passive device that passes the EDID along to the sink device. If there are handshake issues being introduced the cable is not the problem, but rather the hardware. There are many different things that could lead to handshake issues and could be something that is ultimately difficult to resolve. I hope this clears up your questions. Staff on Jul 14, 2017.
Ok everyone.here is what you need to know. I just got off the phone with Geek Squad. There is an update available. It is not being pushed to everyone's TVs automatically because if Samsung di d that the ir servers would be brought to their knees. They have been doing selective or rolling updates.
That said, if you contact whomever you have service through they will perform the update remotely. (at least this is what Best Buy Geek Squad just did). You do not lose your calibration settings if done correctly. Hope this helps!
Well everyone, this thread has been around for a year today so I wanted to update all the troubleshooting you should try with this issue.If you do not see a picture but have sound.First off this issue can be coming from a few things. Your source is causing issues, your cable is causing an issue, a setting is causing an issue, ECT. Please do the following and see if it helps.First see if you can open up your menu by pressing the menu button.
If this menu pops up, you are having and issue with the source. Try a different source and cable that is connecting the source. If you have this issue on all sources, please try a factory reset on this TV.If you do not see the menu, that means your TV will need to be serviced. I will provide a link at the bottom of this post to 'where you can set this device up for service'.If you do not see a picture or sound.As for this issue, most times it ends in service but you should try the following before servicing the device.First, please make sure your TV is connected directly to the wall outlet. If it is, please test the TV in another power outlet.Next. Do the menu test.
Just open it up and see if you see the menu. If you do see the menu, the issue is coming from the external source and you need to test the cable and the source. If you have this issue on all sources, please try a factory reset on this TV.If you do not see the menu. This will lead to service. Here is a link to where you can set your device up for service.Please understand that if your TV is having any issue, it is probably going to come from the 'screen going out'. So even if your device is having the 'same issue' there is a good chance you are experiencing a different cause. The troubleshooting provided here is super general and just a quick test to see what ball park you are in.
Please post any 'differences' and I will update this post so the next person can see it. Thanks for the help everyone. Ello again,Thanks for helping out here in the community. At this point, we are aware of the power cycling issue and are working to resolve it. The things you have suggested may help this issue. Also, I would like to bring attention to the following information about calibrating your TV. This provides a little information on the usefulness and how calibration works with your Samsung TV.Also, below is the given steps that we have at this time for this issue. To anyone that visits this thread, you can try this too if the steps provided by Razal337 does not help with this.You can temporarily resolve the issue by following these simple steps:1.
Digital Cable Black Box
Access the settings menu by pressing the Menu button on your Samsung TV remote.2. Navigate to Support and press Enter.3. Navigate to Self Diagnosis and press Enter.4. Highlight Reset and press Enter.5. The default PIN is 0000. If you changed the PIN, please enter the PIN you created.6.
The TV will reset and reboot. When the TV powers back on, follow the on-screen instructions to complete the initial setup. The TV should no longer power on and off intermittently.If you do still have this issue after this, please let us know.
We appreciate all feedback and want all our customers to enjoy there devices to the fullest.Again Thank you for your help Razal337.