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BTW, there is a physical switch on the back of the amps which control whether they will work with the trigger voltage. I assumed that maybe there was one on the sound processor I missed.

Yes there is a screen which allows you to choose the inputs, and whether when that input is selected if the DC OUT 1, 2 or both. Both is selected for all inputs. Since the AMPS don't turn off on their own I turn off the Panamax surge protectors they are connected to. The AV7704 is connected to...

Don't know anything about that switch...

As a test, I disconnected both the TV & the Xfinity X1. I power cycled everything. When I power everything back on the 7704 comes up in standby mode and the amps come up in power on mode. I switched the Amps to stand by mode, and pressed the power button on the 7704 remote and the amps stay in...

Yes I know it should not happen, and did not happen until I installed the X1 DVR.

AV7704 - DC Out 1 -> XPA-1 left trigger input XPA-1 left trigger output -> XPA-2 input AV7704 - DC Out 2-> XPA-1 right trigger input XPA-1 right trigger output -> XPA-3 input Xfinity X1 HDMI -> AV7704 - Cbl/Sat (1) AV7704 - Monitor1 ARC -> Sony X900F TV HDMI 3 ARC

I have had my 7704 for a year & a half. Using XLRs I have it hooked up to 2 Emotiva XPA-1s, 1 XPA2 and 1 XPA-3. I also have the amplifiers attached to the 12v trigger jacks so that everything turns on & off auto-magically. Everything was working swimmingly until I replaced the Xfinity X1 slave...