XBOX one X and TV power on/off

byronkouris · May 8, 2020

Hey! I have attempted to control my tv and xbox using a TALON MEDIA REMOTE. It allows me to control volume and such using it, but when I turn off my xbox the TV remains on. It also does not power on the TV. I have set up the device controls to xbox on tv
on and xbox off tv off and such to no avail. I did auto detect as I have no idea what my remote code is. TV model number is 65PFL5604/F7. Thanks!

p.s.- I have also tried the send off twice option too.

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XBF Brad A

Hi Byron,

Thanks for reaching out to the forums. We understand you have an issue with the remote. Unfortunately, I have been not able to find anything on the remote turning your TV off. It will run cable, sound receivers, but these need to be set up through the console.
This remote is strictly like a controller exclusively for the console. It will work on devices that run through the console. Like cable can be set up through one guide.

If you do not have an IR repeater hooked to the XBOX, or you do not have KINECT and expect to be able to control your TV, this remote is not what you want.

Hope this helps.

Brad

M3tal Daz3

There is a work around to this is you set the projector to turn off automatically after x minutes when there is no signal.

The only other option available is to have the xbox set to power saving instead of instant on. The ability to send the Power Off signal in this way is done through the Xbox One in Settings > Power & Startup > TV & A/V power options

Thorbjørn Jensen

Have you set the Xbox One to control the power toggle of your TV? If so, it will send a signal to your TV to toggle the power state of the TV. Basically, if your TV is On before turning on your Xbox One then the signal sent to the TV will turn it off. If
it is Off before turning on your Xbox One, then it will turn On the TV.

Check the settings to see if this is the case. It should be under Settings -> Power & startup -> Power mode & startup -> TV & A/V power options

PalmettoBling

What version of the Xbox One is it:? The first Xbox One? Or is it an Xbox One X or Xbox One S? Does it have a Kinect attached?

The Xbox One X and Xbox One S have an IR Blaster built into the device that it can use to turn on/off the TV or other devices when you power on your console. For the original Xbox One it uses the Kinect for that, if it's hooked up. So if you go to Settings
> TV & OneGuide > Devices that page has the options and details on what your Xbox is doing to try and manipulate the television. Those are the settings that would likely be causing what you're seeing. Make sure the TV brand is set correctly, that it's not
sending two power signals, if the TV doesn't need it, and a few other options.

Skepticality

Xbox one x is more powerful but to get the most out of it then a 4k tv is a must

XBOX one X and TV power on/off