Then a few weeks later the issue might mysteriously fix itself after an update. When this happens, you won’t have any friends because this “never happened before”, and must be someone else’s fault.
#VOLUME BUTTON ON TCL ROKU TV UPDATE#
This success story can be interrupted by a firmware update of either party or a third party, such as a cable box. 1 Whats New: Ability to mute the sound bar with Mute button on TCL Roku TV (IR) remote Not applicable to voice remote Ability to enable/disable Auto. When it works, the two units will recognize each other when initially connected and share data transparently - without any user interaction. In general control data sharing over HDMI can be problematic or it can be a breeze.
Just pick a model that is not nearby, then train RAY to use these Volume commands. Second, if the TCL remote supports this, claim that you are controlling an arbitrary A/V receiver. I’m not optimistic that this will be successful, but it’s worth a try. First, while training RAY, hold the button for a couple seconds or until RAY acknowledges the learn. It’s possible that RAY is ignoring these “Continue” commands.įor (2) there are two potential solutions. New IR Remote w/ volume control buttons Compatible with all TCL Roku TV models No programming/ pairing needed Batteries not included New IR Remote w/ volume. Finally, some devices send an initial “Volume Up’ command followed by a string of “Continue” commands while the button is held. If this interval is too short or too long, the controlled device, in this case RAY, may ignore the follow on commands. Another scheme might emit a string of “Volume Up” commands spaced at some interval. If one holds the button down, there may not be a continuous string of these “Volume Up” commands. An example of a single press command might be “Volume Up” and this is issued once for every press. Unfortunately, there are often two sets of IR commands in use: ‘single press’ and ‘continuous’. (2): The TCL remote is issuing IR commands and RAY can be trained to accept these commands.
Maybe someone who has this model TDL TV will comment on their experience. Maybe, the TV will display the Volume number, maybe not. You may have nothing displayed or a simple ‘+’ or ‘-’. When BEAM is connected via an HDMI cable it can “chat” with the TV and the TV will send Volume commands to BEAM over the HDMI cable. At this point it is up to the TV to display the Volume Level, but in general don’t expect this. (1): You need an HDMI ARC or HDMI eARC connection to the TV before this is possible.
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