First thing to do is not panic. Normally there is a simple solution, so check the basics first:
Check the plug (power supply) is properly seated in the mains socket. Swap to another socket or plug in a lamp to double check. At the other end of the lead, make sure the round plug is securely attached to the DroiX®.
From here, move on to the video cables, again checking at both ends of the HDMI cable to ensure the DroiX® and TV or monitor both have a proper connection present. If possible, try a different HDMI socket on your TV, or temporarily connect the DroiX® to a different TV. If you have an HDMI cable from a Sky box, BluRay player etc then swap it for the DroiX®’s to see if that helps.
If all of the above have been checked, and your TV is set to view the HDMI input socket that the DroiX® is attached to, please do let us know what is happening (including the status of any LEDs) via [email protected] including your order details.
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