UMC-200 Issue.

[pips]

I've updated to the latest firmware and when you first turn it on, and it begins ramping the volume, if you change inputs on the UMC-200 (Ie. from HDMI 1 to HDMI 2) it instantly sets the volume to 60.

Which is so loud it's going to blow out my speakers. It only does this when the volume is ramping.

With previous firmwares, if you changed inputs while the volume was ramping it would instantly go to the last volume that was set. So if you were at 32.5 volume last time you shut off the UMC-200 and you changed inputs while it was ramping up, it would instantly jump to 32.5.

My setup is using a Logitech remote, so it turns on the TV, turns on UMC-200, then sets the correct HDMI input on the UMC-200.

Any ideas what I can do to fix this before my speakers get damaged? Can I downgrade the firmware?

[KeithL]

The UMC-200 SHOULD go to the last level that was set, or stop right where it is when you interrupt the ramp; it should not jump to a higher level.

We suggest you try re-loading the firmware, in case there was some sort of glitch during the update.

If that doesn't help, give us a call and we'll try to figure out what's going on.

Nov 26, 2015 14:57:43 GMT -5 pips said:

I've updated to the latest firmware and when you first turn it on, and it begins ramping the volume, if you change inputs on the UMC-200 (Ie. from HDMI 1 to HDMI 2) it instantly sets the volume to 60.

Which is so loud it's going to blow out my speakers. It only does this when the volume is ramping.

With previous firmwares, if you changed inputs while the volume was ramping it would instantly go to the last volume that was set. So if you were at 32.5 volume last time you shut off the UMC-200 and you changed inputs while it was ramping up, it would instantly jump to 32.5.

My setup is using a Logitech remote, so it turns on the TV, turns on UMC-200, then sets the correct HDMI input on the UMC-200.

Any ideas what I can do to fix this before my speakers get damaged? Can I downgrade the firmware?