Hi jblackwe,

Firstly, regarding the wake-up process, you are correct that when someone wakes up the Logitech Tap, the TV should also wake up simultaneously. However, it's not uncommon to experience a slight delay of around 15 seconds during the initial wake-up.

The real concern is the extended delay of up to 15 minutes when starting a meeting. This can indeed be embarrassing, especially for your CEO. To address this, let's explore some possible solutions:

1. Check TV power settings: Ensure that the TV power settings are configured correctly and that any sleep or power-saving features are disabled. This will prevent unnecessary delays when the meeting starts.

2. TV firmware update: Since your TV is quite old, it's worth checking if there are any firmware updates available from Sharp. Updating the firmware might improve the TV's performance and responsiveness.

3. Power cycling: As a troubleshooting step, you can try powering off the TV completely after each meeting and then turning it back on before the next one. This might help eliminate any lingering issues causing the delay.

4. Testing with another TV: If possible, try connecting a different TV to your Teams room setup to see if the delay issue persists. This will help determine if the problem lies specifically with the current TV or if it's related to the overall setup.

The age and capabilities of the TV can also play a role in its performance.

Kindest regards

Leon Pavesic

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