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Thread: Standby vs Deep Standby

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    Standby vs Deep Standby

    Hi, has anyone managed to get the TM-Twin-OE into normal standby by pressing the power button as opposed to deep standby? The manual says button it is meant to toggle between operation and standby mode.

    I can do it using the remote, but not the button on the receiver. Many thanks in advance.

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    Its not possible due to the hardware design.
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    as pointed out above the front power button on the TM Twin is hardwired to power the receiver off. This is a hardware feature and not controllable via software.
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