Properly Disconnecting ZGemma ?

[NazoDoop]

Hi. Might seem a basic question.

I have a zgemma in one room and a firestick in the other.
I can use the same line on both but not at the same time ( no multiroom )

If i keep my zgemma on standby I cannot use the firestick because it's still connected to the channel/server on my zgemma.

The only way round this from what I can see is " Deep Stand-by " which is a bit of a nightmare because i have to wait a minute or so for it to power down, then same again if i want to power it back up.

Any ideas ?

 

[bazcfc1]

Hi. Might seem a basic question.

I have a zgemma in one room and a firestick in the other.
I can use the same line on both but not at the same time ( no multiroom )

If i keep my zgemma on standby I cannot use the firestick because it's still connected to the channel/server on my zgemma.

The only way round this from what I can see is " Deep Stand-by " which is a bit of a nightmare because i have to wait a minute or so for it to power down, then same again if i want to power it back up.

Any ideas ?

Just turn it off at white button on back mate then turn it back on when you want to use that device simplist answer

 

[grahamer67]

Most, if not all providers will allow the same line to be used on different devices, but just not at the same time, not without major freezing anyway, the only way around it is multi room or different subs, I would think.