Auto power on with 29P1300VM

Hi guys,
Currently having problem with the 29P1300VM tv. I using a timer to turn the tv on and off. I set the timer to turn on at 8am and turn on at 6pm. The problem is, at 8am when power is on, the tv will not auto power on. It goes into standby mode where I will have to use the remote control to power on or press the power button on the control panel only it will on.
Is there a way the tv will auto on when the power is on?

That doesn't appear to be a US model, and this is the forums for Toshiba USA. You may want to contact Toshiba in your region.
- Peter

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long time no see ,since yesterday as far as I remember
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