2012 Panasonic GT 50 Power On

2013 · 5 replies · Configuration

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I've been researching the Panasonic TVs for possibly buying the VT50 in the near future. — Staff replied: “Did you insert the +WAKE ON LAN command from Roomie? This FAQ reviews that topic: Thank you.”

Question 2013-04 · older version

I've been researching the Panasonic TVs for possibly buying the VT50 in the near future. As far as I can tell the US models have a Wake on Lan feature that you have to enable in the settings menu. For other markets (such as the UK where I am) Panasonic have for some reason not provided this setting in their firmware.

Member 2013-04 · older version

Thanks, I have the wake on lan settings correct but the TV will still not respond

Roomie Staff 2013-04 · older version

Did you insert the +WAKE ON LAN command from Roomie? This FAQ reviews that topic:

roomieremote.com/faq/#wol

Thank you.

Member 2013-04 · older version

I did, still does not work. Not sure of the issue

Roomie Staff 2013-04 · older version

We just noticed the words "powerline adapter" in your original post. That seems almost certain to fail. Wake on LAN is below the layer of a powerline adapter.

Thank you.

Member 2013-04 · older version

After playing around with it I got it to work. It now turns ovi with it connected to the powerline.

 

thanks

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