Why is Digital flashing on my Pioneer receiver?
Andrew Campbell Why is Digital flashing on my Pioneer receiver?
When Digital blinks it means the Pioneer has lost it’s audio signal from the cable box and it’s searching for a signal. This usually occurs because the cable box needs to be rebooted (since it can drop audio when it glitches).
Why is the digital light blinking on my pioneer?
Then plug the Cable Box back into power and once rebooted turn everything back on and select the CBL Input on the Pioneer. The sound should be restored and the Digital light no longer blinking. 1) Replace the HDMI cable between the cable Box and the receiver.
Why does my pioneer TV have no sound?
The cable box needed to be reset in the first place, but you reset the receiver to factory defaults instead. That is why when you rebooted the cable box, the sound cam through the TV speakers instead of the receiver. So, you need to set the receiver up, just like you did when the unit was brand new.
Why is the O2 Jack not working on my pioneer?
The receiver should be defaulting back to “A” because that is “Analog” which is what those Red and white cables are from the cable box to the receiver. O2 is the “Optical 2” jack, and you’re not using that connection, so what’s happening is the receiver is searching for an audio signal from the Cable Box and not finding one.
Where is the enter button on a pioneer receiver?
On Pioneer receivers, you unplug the unit, fully powering it down. Plug it back in, but do not power it up yet. On the front panel, find the button marked “Enter”. Depending on unit, this may be a single isolated button or a bar type button along a line of such bars.
Then plug the Cable Box back into power and once rebooted turn everything back on and select the CBL Input on the Pioneer. The sound should be restored and the Digital light no longer blinking. 1) Replace the HDMI cable between the cable Box and the receiver.
Is there a problem with the pioneer receiver?
It does sound like the Pioneer receiver has an HDMI switching problem. That’s not unusual. Assuming that it’s out of warranty the cost of repairing the HDMI board is prohibitive. You could get an HDMI input selector with audio extraction. Connect your sources to it with HDMI.
Where does the HDMI go on a pioneer receiver?
The HDMI out goes to the projector and the digital audio out to the receiver. You won’t get lossless audio like Dolby TrueHD but will work fine with Dolby Digital and DTS. It does sound like the Pioneer receiver has an HDMI switching problem. That’s not unusual.
The receiver should be defaulting back to “A” because that is “Analog” which is what those Red and white cables are from the cable box to the receiver. O2 is the “Optical 2” jack, and you’re not using that connection, so what’s happening is the receiver is searching for an audio signal from the Cable Box and not finding one.
