Handigator for 9CJS

Does the WOL need to be connected for this to work?

Should I see a red light on the remote when I press a button....there was
one when I first pressed a button before I even connected up the c-box but
now there is none?

Should I see a power light on the c-box when it is working? There is none
although the led read out of post/temp works fine!

Any help of suggestions appreciated.

I done a search on google and it seems quite a few people have this problem
but at that time there were no definitive answers.

The Wake ON Lan must be connected to the cbox3 and must be enabled in the
bios for the remote control HANDIGATOR to work.

Thanks to chaintech support for this information!




"Ginchy" <> wrote in message
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> Does the WOL need to be connected for this to work?
>
> Should I see a red light on the remote when I press a button....there was
> one when I first pressed a button before I even connected up the c-box but
> now there is none?
>
> Should I see a power light on the c-box when it is working? There is none
> although the led read out of post/temp works fine!
>
> Any help of suggestions appreciated.
>
> I done a search on google and it seems quite a few people have this
problem
> but at that time there were no definitive answers.
>
>

Ginchy wrote:

> The Wake ON Lan must be connected to the cbox3 and must be enabled in the
> bios for the remote control HANDIGATOR to work.
>
> Thanks to chaintech support for this information!
>
>
That was my next question. Thanks!



>
> "Ginchy" <> wrote in message
> news:bqdoer$d6v$...
>
>>Does the WOL need to be connected for this to work?
>>
>>Should I see a red light on the remote when I press a button....there was
>>one when I first pressed a button before I even connected up the c-box but
>>now there is none?
>>
>>Should I see a power light on the c-box when it is working? There is none
>>although the led read out of post/temp works fine!
>>
>>Any help of suggestions appreciated.
>>
>>I done a search on google and it seems quite a few people have this
>
> problem
>
>>but at that time there were no definitive answers.
>>
>>
>
>
>