Apple TV - how to restart and put into sleep mode

Apple TV 4 is one of the favorite Apple purchases. It's already covered some of the basics for using the device and its new Siri Remote. But while it is super easy to just leave the device running until it turns off automatically, you can manually put the device into sleep mode. You can also restart the device should you run into any issues. 

How to restart or put your Apple TV into sleep mode

Putting the device to Sleep:

Method 1:
Similar to the Sleep/Wake mentality of iOS, there is no OFF option for the Apple TV. You can place the device into sleep or standby mode, which will shut off the white LED light that signals that the device is awake and running. On the Siri Remote press and hold the Home button for a few seconds. In the pop-up menu select Sleep.
Sleep Now - Apple TV
Method 2:
Find Settings on the main menu and select General -> Sleep Now. Your device will go into sleep mode.
Sleep Now - Settings

You do not have to put the device to sleep manually if you do not want to. The device will place itself into sleep mode after certain amount of inactivity. You can choose how quickly your Apple TV goes to sleep by going to Settings – > General -> Sleep After and selecting the amount of time you prefer.
Sleep After - Settings

To wake the device from sleep, press any button on the Siri Remote. You will notice the LED light turn on once the device is out of sleep mode.

Restarting the 4th generation Apple TV:

If you are running into issues with your Apple TV a simple restart might solve the problem. There are two ways to restart your Fourth Generation Apple TV.
Method 1:
The first and quick way to restart your device is to hold the Menu and Home buttons on the Siri Remote.
Restart - Siri Remote
Hold both these buttons down until the small, white LED light starts flashing on the Apple TV. When it starts flashing you can stop holding the buttons.  Your device will now restart.
Method 2:
The second method for restarting your Apple TV is to go Settings  -> System -> Restart.
Restart - Apple TV
Like this post? Share it!

Popular posts from this blog

WWDC 2015 wallpapers: download for your iphone, ipad and imac

Image
Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2015 is going to be held on Monday, June 8 through Friday June 12 and Apple sent invitation to this event to all its developers. Like all previous events, it is obvious to assume that the five-day conference will make a lot of happenings with press events and announcement. In recent years, Apple used WWDC to show off and highlight major renovations to iOS and OS X. With the Apple Watch launch this spring, it is possible Apple may even highlight new opportunities for Watch OS, including native applications for the new flagship device. To celebrate the event, all apple lovers should check out the event invitation-inspired wallpapers to match “The epicenter of change” graphics. Download the handy work for your favorite devices and start celebrating from now on. By @ Axinen  | Download black :  iPad ;  iPhone ;  2880 x 1800 ;  1920 x 1080 By @ Axinen  | Download white :  iPad ;  iPhone ;  2880 x 1800 ;  1920 x 1080 Like this post,
Read more

How to use San Francisco system font on your iPhone or iPad [Jailbreak Tweak]

Image
If you’ve been looking for a new font for your jailbroken device, maybe you should give the new iOS 9 and OS X Yosemite 10.11 font a try. The San Francisco font can be installed on your iPhone/iPad or even your Mac.  Here we’ll be taking a look how to do it on your iPhone/iPad. (Note: All screenshots below are in the “San Francisco” font) Step 1. Download BytaFont 2 from Cydia. Step 2. Add a new repo to your sources: http://dbk1ng.myrepospace.com Step 3. After the repo has been added, search for “San Francisco iOS8″ and install it. It should be around 19.8MB Step 4. To install, just open up BytaFont 2 and tap on “Basic” Step 5. Tap on “San Francisco iOS8″ and it will respring your device. Once it resprings you will have the entire font system wide on your device. That’s all there is to it!
Read more