Bush BHAS01UR User Manual

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User Guide for

Digital TV Receiver

Warranty: 1800 022 960

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Contents

Introduction.......................................... 4

Main features and functions ............................. 4

Features: .....................................................................................4

Remote control ...........................................................................5

Battery installation ......................................................................7

Programming your learning remote control .................................8

Front and rear panels.................................. 10

Rear panel.................................................................................10

Front panel ................................................................................11

Installation.......................................... 11

Connecting the receiver ............................................................11

Installation guide ..................................... 16

Basic operation ...................................... 17

Program settings .......................................................................17

Picture setting...........................................................................19

Channel search .........................................................................21

Time setting ..............................................................................23

Option .......................................................................................25

System setting .........................................................................26

USB ..........................................................................................28

Specifications ....................................... 30

Learning remote control codes .......................... 33

Product warranty..................................... 39

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Introduction

This user manual is intended to guide you through the operation for the Bush BHAS01UR
High Definition DVBT Terrestrial Receiver.

The password may be required when you attempt to modify some advanced settings. The
default password is “000000”.

Main features and functions

This product is a high definition digital set top box. It fully complies with DVB-T receiver
requirement specifications. It provides users with free to air high definition and standard
definition digital terrestrial television and radio signals being broadcast.

Features:

Fully compatible with DVB-T FTA digital standard1

Fully compatible with MPEG-4 H.264/AVC High Definition Digital TV2

Fully compatible with MPEG-2 High Definition and Standard Definition Output 3

Fully compatible with MPEG-1 Layer I & II, Dolby Digital Audio4

Complies with Australian Standards and MEPS requirements5

Universal Remote Control – capable of operating the set top box and performing 6
basic functions once programmed to a TV

Integrated RF Modulator7

VHF & UHF Input and Loop Out8

Fully supported 7 Day Electronic Program Guide(EPG)9

Automatic and Manual search10

Parental Control11

Plug and Play installation with an easy to use Menu System12

Coaxial SPDIF Digital audio output interface13

576i, 576P, 720P, 1080i Video Resolution supported14

Supports 4:3 and 16:9 Aspect Ratios15

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Supports Teletext (where broadcast)16

Subtitles supported based upon availability on the network17

Channel editing functions (Favorites, Move, Lock, Delete)18

Supports HDMI High Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI 1.4)19

USB 2.0 Input supports mp3, wma, jpeg and bmp media playback and Software 20
Upgrade.

Audible feedback supported21

Remote control

The remote control is shown below and the button functions are listed in the table on
page 6.

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Key legend Description

Home Press at any time to return to the first scanned in Channel

TV: Once programmed to TV will switch the TV between On and

Standby

STB Switches the Set Top Box between On and Standby: Press to Mute

all audio

TV/Radio Switch between TV and Radio mode

Swap Reverts to the previously viewed channel

TV Input Once programmed to TV will switch between TV input being viewed

Vol + Increases the set top box volume, or may be programmed to

increase the TV volume.

Vol - Decreases the set top box volume, or may be programmed to

decrease the TV volume.

P+ Changes the channel up.

P- Changes the channel down.

Moves the cursor up/left/right/down and scrolls through menus.

OK Press to confirm selection

Guide Accesses Electronic Programme Guide

Back When accessing the menu, returns to previously displayed screen.

Info Displays information of the current channel being viewed

Exit Exits the item being viewed

Help Press to display basic remote control function information.

Text Displays teletext (where available)

Menu Accesses the set top box menu

Colour Buttons

(red, green,

yellow, blue)

Numbers (0-9) For direct channel input, or selection of sub menus in the menu.

FAV Press to display the list of selected favourite TV channels.

SUB Turns subtitles on or off.

To select different options in the menu.

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Battery installation

Insert the batteries while observing the correct (+) and (-) polarities as illustrated below:

About the batteries:

If the remote control unit fails to work even when it is operated near the set top box, •
please replace the batteries.

Use size 2 x (AA) batteries.•

Notes:

Do not use rechargeable batteries.•

Do not place the batteries near a heat source such as a heater or fireplace.•

Do not mix old and new batteries.•

If the remote control unit is not going to be used for a long time, remove the •
batteries.

Caution. Keep batteries out of children’s reach. If batteries are swallowed, contact a
physician immediately.

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Programming your learning remote control

Your remote control is set to work your digital set top box only. However, it is
possible to programme it to also control your TV set, so that you only need to use
one remote control.

When you have programmed your remote control, the following buttons will control your

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TV

Programming your remote control using the four digit code

Find the make of your TV in the code table listed from page 33 of this instruction manual.
Keep the four digit codes for your TV close to hand while programming your remote
control.

If there is no code for your TV, or the supplied codes fail to work, please refer to the
the ‘Programming using the search facility’ section on the following page.

Make sure that you are pointing the remote control at the TV and not at your digital 1
box.

Press both the 2
button flashes twice. Release the keys.

Enter the first four digit code from the list of codes for your make of TV. The top left 3
button
press the fourth button, to confirm that you have entered a valid code.

Press the 4
process trying another code from the table.

If none of the codes work, try using the search facility explained below.5

When the TV switches off, you will know that you have found the correct code. 6
Your remote control will remember this code even if you replace the batteries.

Once you have programmed your remote control to switch your TV on and off you 7
can programme it to control your TV volume and mute functions (to turn the sound
off completely). Before you can do this, make sure that you have not turned down
or muted the volume from your digital box.

a) Press both the
down until the light under the
now work the volume and mute functions of your TV.

will flash once every time you press a button and then twice after you

button and the button (at the same time) until the

button and the TV should switch off. If it doesn’t, repeat the whole

button and the button (at the same time) and hold them

button flashes twice. Your remote control will

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b) If you ever want to change these buttons back to controlling the volume and
mute of your digital box, press both the
time) and hold them down until the light under the
Your remote control will now work the volume and mute functions of your digital
box.

Programming using the search facility

Make sure that you are pointing the remote control at the TV and not your digital 1
box.

button and the button (at the same

button flashes four times.

Press both the 2
flashes twice. Release the buttons.

Press and release 9, then 9 again, then 1. The button will flash twice.3

Press the 4

Now press the 5 button, and release it. Each time you press the button, the
remote control is searching for the correct code. Soon your TV will turn off. When it
does turn off, press the

Your remote control will remember this code even if you replace the batteries.6

Once you have programmed your remote control to switch your TV on and off you 7
can programme it to control your TV volume and mute functions by following step 7
shown under ‘Programming your learning remote control’ using the four digit code.

button and the button (at the same time) until the button

button and release it. The button will flash once.

button to confirm this code.

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TO TV

RF IN

RF OUT

R L CVBS

Pr

Pb

Y

S/PDIF

HDMI

USB

ON OFF

RSK OF E ECTR C SHOCK

DO NOT O EN

CAUT ON

Front and rear panels

Rear panel

RF IN Aerial Input

RF OUT Output of Digital Terrestrial TV Broadcast signal – e.g. to VCR/DVD
Recorder

TO TV RF Modulated Output – Connect an aerial from this socket to the TV if
the TV has no other inputs other than the aerial input

USB USB 2.0 Port for media playback and firmware upgrade

HDMI High Definition Digital video and audio output for use with televisions
with a HDMI input. HDMI version 1.4.

CVBS Composite Video signal output

YPbPr High Definition Component video output

S/PDIF Digital audio output

R (Audio) Audio Output for the right speaker, to be used when either CVBS video
output or YPbPr video output is used.

L (Audio) Audio Output for the left speaker, to be used when either CVBS video
output or YPbPr video output is used.

On/Off Switch off when the set top box is not in use for a long period of time
in order to conserve power.

AC Power Cable: 230V AC, 50Hz.
230V/50Hz

MENU

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TO TV

RF N

RF OUT

R L CVBS

Pr

PbYS/PDIF

HDMI

USB

ON OFF

SK F L CR S OCK

O N T P N

CAUTION

L R Video Pr Pb Y

HDMI

RF IN

TV CONNECTION PANEL

TERRESTRIAL
ANTENNA

SET TOP BOX
CONNECTION PANEL

Connect the STB receiver via composite video and audio

(for standard denition viewing)

Connect the antenna to the ANT IN socket on the receiver.1

Connect the receiver to the TV set via the red, white and yellow composite AV 2
cables.

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Connect the STB receiver via YPbPr output and audio output

TO TV

RF N

RF OUT

R L CVBS

Pr

PbYS/PDIF

HDMI

USB

ON OFF

SK F L CR S OCK

O N T P N

CAUTION

L R Video Pr Pb Y

HDMI

RF IN

TV CONNECTION PANEL

TERRESTRIAL
ANTENNA

SET TOP BOX REAR PANEL

(for high denition viewing)

Connect the antenna to the ANT IN socket on the receiver.1

Connect the receiver to the TV set via the green, red and blue component AV 2
cables (this will provide video), and the composite red and white cables (which will
provide audio).

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TO TV

RF N

RF OUT

R L CVBS

Pr

PbYS/PDIF

HDMI

USB

ON OFF

SK F L CR S OCK

O N T P N

CAUTION

L R Video Pr Pb Y

HDMI

RF IN

TV CONNECTION PANEL

TERRESTRIAL
ANTENNA

SET TOP BOX REAR PANEL

Connect the STB receiver via HDMI

(for optimum high denition viewing)

Connect the antenna to the ANT IN socket on the receiver.1

Connect the receiver to the TV set via a HDMI cable. This will provide both video 2
and audio.

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RF N

RF OUT

R L CVBS

Pr

PbYS/PDIF

HDMI

USB

ON OFF

CAUTION

L R Video Pr Pb Y

HDMI

RF IN

TV CONNECTION PANEL

TO TV

TERRESTRIAL
ANTENNA

SET TOP BOX REAR PANEL

Connect the STB receiver via RF Modulator (for basic viewing)

Note. This method is used when the TV has no other input other than the Antenna
Input.

Connect the antenna to the ANT IN socket on the receiver.1

Connect an antenna cable to the TO TV socket on the receiver from the set top box 2
to the antenna input on the TV.

Once you have connected the set top box to the TV you will need to locate the channel
that the set top box is connected to. This will involve performing a scan of your television
channels via the television remote control..

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Installation guide

Ensure that all connections have been made properly, turn on the TV and make sure the
receiver is connected to the Main Power. Make sure that the on/off switch on the back
panel of the set top box is switched to on. Press the Power button on the front panel
of the receiver to switch receiver on. If you are using the receiver for the first time or
restored to Factory Default, the Installation Guide Menu will appear on your TV screen.

Select the On Screen Display language (OSD Language). Press the RIGHT/LEFT key 1
to modify the language.

Select the Country. Press the RIGHT/LEFT key to select your country of residence.2

Select Channel Search and press RIGHT or OK key to begin Automatic channel 3
search.

Once channel tuning is complete, you are now ready to watch TV.4

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Basic operation

Program settings

To access the Menu,

Press the MENU button. 1

To access the program settings,

Select Program1

Press OK. 2

The Menu provides options to adjust the Program settings.

Select an option.1

Press OK or RIGHT to adjust that setting. 2

Press the EXIT button to exit the Menu.3

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Program Edit

To edit your program preferences (Move, Skip, Lock, Delete or set as a Favourite), you
will need to enter the Program Edit Menu. This Menu requires a password to access.
Enter the default password ‘000000’.

EPG (Electronic program guide)

The EPG is an on-screen TV guide that shows scheduled programs seven days in

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advance for every tuned channel (when broadcast). Press the EPG button on the Remote
Control to access guide directly.

You can use the LEFT/RIGHT to view what is on other channels. Press the green key
to skip forward 24 hours, and the red key to skip back 24 hours. Press the INFO key to
book programme reminders and the blue key to view more information on the selected
programme.

Sort

Sort your channels from the following options:

[LCN] Sort the channels in ascending order

[ONID] Group the channels by broadcaster

[Service Name] Sort the channels in alphabetical order

[Service ID] Sort the channels according to the station

LCN (Logical channel number)

Set LCN on or off.

Picture setting

Press MENU then select Picture, and then press OK. 1

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The Menu provides options to adjust the video settings. 2

Press UP/DOWN to select an option.3

Press RIGHT/LEFT to adjust that setting. 4

Press EXIT to exit the menu.5

Aspect Ratio

Set the display format to one of the following to select the best display for your television

4:3 Full

4:3 Pan & Scan

4:3 Letter Box

16:9 Full Screen

Auto.

Resolution

If the video does not appear correctly, change the setting. The default setting is to match
the most common setting for HDMI, is 1080i.

The resolution options include 576i, 576P, 720P and 1080i.

TV Format

If the video does not appear correctly, you need to change the settings. PAL is the
standard format for Australia. NTSC is the other settings option.

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Channel search

Press MENU and select Channel.1

Press OK. 2
The Menu provides options to adjust the channel search settings.

Select an option and press RIGHT/LEFT to adjust the settings. 3

Press EXIT to exit the Menu.4

Auto search

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This option will search and install all channels automatically. This option overwrites all
preset channels.

1. Select Auto Search and press OK or RIGHT to start channel search.

2. To cancel channel search at any time, press EXIT.

Manual search

This option allows you to install new channels manually. This option adds new channels
without changing the current channels list.

Select Manual Search then press OK or RIGHT. The channel search screen will 1
appear.

Press the RIGHT/LEFT key to select the channel frequency.2

Press OK to start searching channels.3

If a channel is found, it is saved and added to the channels list.

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Country

Select your country of residence in the list displayed.

Antenna power

This function allows you to enable Antenna Power if an external active antenna is
connected.

Time setting

Press MENU 1

Select Time, and then press OK. 2
The menu provides options to adjust the time settings.

Press UP/DOWN to select an option.3

Press RIGHT/LEFT to adjust the setting. 4

Press EXIT to exit the menu.5

Time offset

Selecting auto will automatically set the offset based upon the Country Region, whilst
selecting manual allows the user to customise GMT offset settings.

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Country region

Modify based on the region where the set top box is installed.

Time zone

May be customised when the time offset is set to manual.

Sleep

Allows the set top box to be programmed to switch off automatically after a set period
of time.

Daylight time

May be modified when the time offset is set to manual to indicate whether the daylight
saving time is active or not.

Info timeout

Customises the period of time that information boxes will appear on screen.

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Option

Press MENU and then select Option.1

Press OK. 2
The menu provides options to adjust multiple language and user settings.

Select an option and press RIGHT/LEFT to adjust the setting. 3

Press EXIT to exit the Menu.4

OSD language

This setting allows you to customise the On Screen Display (OSD) Language from the
nine languages available.

Subtitle language

If subtitles are broadcast in another language, you may select the language used to
broadcast subtitles.

Audio language

If audio is broadcast in another language, you may select the language used to broadcast
subtitles. If the language is not available, the default program language will be used.

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Digital audio

Modify the format of digital audio being output between PCM, RAW and Off.

OSD Transparency

Customises the transparency of the on screen display including information and the
menu.

Audible Feedback

When turned on this function provides a beep via the audio to advise the user that the
set top box has received the remote control command.

System setting

Press MENU and select System.1

Press OK. 2
The menu provides options to adjust the system settings.

Press the UP/DOWN key to select an option.3

Press RIGHT/LEFT to adjust the setting.4

Press EXIT to exit the Menu.5

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Parental Guidance

You can restrict access to channels by rating that are unsuitable for children.

To restrict/lock the channel you will need to enter either the default password ‘000000’
or your own password (if you have modified it).

Set Password

Select this option to change the password. 1

Enter your ‘old’ password or the default password ‘000000’. 2
You will then be asked to enter a new password.

Re-enter your new password to confirm.3

After it is confirmed, press EXIT to exit the Menu.4

Restore Factory Default

This option will delete all preset channels and settings and return the box to the initial
initial installation screen.

To reset your Set Top Box to the default factory settings,

In Main Menu select [Restore Factory Default] 1

Press OK or RIGHT to select. 2

Enter your password or the default password ‘000000’ 3

Press OK to confirm and reset the settings. 4

Information

Select to view model, software and hardware information.

Software Update

When set to ‘’On’’, the set top box will begin searching for new software from over air
broadcasts according to your set time in ‘’Start Time’’.

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Menu Lock

When set to “On” each time the menu is accessed the password will need to be used.
The default password is ‘000000’.

USB

This function provides the ability to playback multimedia or upgrade the set top box via
the USB port.

Press MENU and select USB1

Press OK. 2

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Multimedia

Select to play back multimedia including music and photo files via USB.

Photo Congure

This allows the user to customise slide time, the mode that the slides appear via, and
the image aspect ratio.

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USB Upgrade

Allows the unit to be upgraded via USB (if required).

Specications

Tuner

Input Connector IEC 16902. Female

Input Frequency Range VHF&UHF

Number of RF Inputs

Input impedance 75 ohm

RF output Connector (bypass)IEC 169-2 Male

Loop through 47-862 MHz

Demodulation

Standard ETSI EN300 744

Guard interval Modes 1/32,1/16,1/8 Active Symbol duration

FEC Modes Rate All modes supported including non hierarchical

Carriers/Constellation (bypass)IEC 169-2 Male

Demodulation COFDM(QPSK/QAM16/QAM64) 2K and 8K

Network MFN/SFN

Channel bandwidth 7 and 8 MHz wide channel 21-68PLL

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System Resources

SDRAM memory 128 MB DDR2 SDRAM (2×64MB )

FLASH memory 8 MB NOR FLASH

Display Planes 4 SEGMENTS LED

Graphic resolution ARGB8888

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Video Decoder

Standard ISO/IEC 13818-2 and ISO/IEC 14496-10

Transport stream ISO/IEC 13818-1

Video decoding MPEG-2 SD/HD (MP@ML and MP@HL),

MPEG-4 H.264/AVC SD/HD

DivX 3.X ~ 6.X

JPEG,BMP,PNG, Motion JPEG

Aspect ratio 4:3, 16:9

Audio Decoder

Standard ISO/IEC13818-3 TR1011154

Audio decoding MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 Layer I & II, Dolby Digital Audio,

E-AC3,WMA and HE-AAC Digital Audio

Dolby Digital (AC-3) Stereo down-mixing to analog and digital audio outputs

(including HDMI). For digital outputs, L-PCM stereo
encoding is provided.

Sample rate 32 kHz, 22.1 kHz, 44.1KHz,48 kHz

Subtitles & Teletext

Subtitle DVB Subtitle

Teletext EBU TELETEXT

Rear Panel

CVBS outputs 1 CVBS video output

Audio CINCH 2 Analog Audio L/R connectors (white/red color)

Optical S/PDIF Digital Audio output

YPbPr outputs Analog HDTV video output

HDMI Digital HDTV video output. HDMI version 1.4

USB USB2.0

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Front Panel

bi-colored LED Red / Green to indicate the various states of the STB

4-segments LED To display the time, channel number or/and other

information.

Keys POWER, MENU, P+, P-, VOL+ and VOL- keys.

Accessories

Remote control unit Learning Remote Control

Batteries 2 x AA

User Manual 1 in English

Quick Start Guide 1 in English

RCA cable 1

Physical

Operating Temperature +5 ~ 45 °C

Storage Temperature -10 ~ +70 °C

Size (W x H x D) (mm) 230x165x40 mm

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Learning remote control codes

The codes below are for use with the BHAS01UR learning remote control. Identify your

brand of television for use in programming the remote control.

Acer 1339 1509

Aiko 0269 0009 0037 0069 0556 0371 0216 1681 0433 0880 0072
0361 0191 0264 0217

Aiwa 0705 0701 1904 1916 1908 1955 1505

Akai 0361 0269 0208 0371 1537 0803 0037 0433 0745 0191 0672
0696 0009 0072 0753 0218 0729 0714 0826 0163 0706 0698
0516 0715 0075 0602 0556 0548 0581 0480 0217 0631 0216
0264 0448 0178 0329 0377 0606 0586 1037 1908 0473 0648
1074 1248 1935 1308

Audiosonic
0037 0820 0556 1681 0109 0714 0715 0217 0370 0337 0264
0218 0486 0428 1983

AWA 0011 0036 0009 0157 0374 0451 0412 0037 0556 0216 0606
0217 0108 0264 1376 0178 0698 1681

Bang & Olufsen 0565 0620 0087 0275

Base 0780

Baumann Meyer 1267

Beko 0714 0486 0715 0037 0418 0428 0370 0556 0606 1308 0808
1652

BenQ 1212 1562 1574

Blaupunkt 0554 0195 0191 0535 0200 0301 0327 0448 0455 0170 0036

Bush 1037 0614 0660 0714 0037 0668 1652 0218 0163 0349 0009
0036 0371 0235 0282 0272 0355 0374 0519 0264 0361 0487
0211 0204 0208 0217 1556 0617 0698 0581 0294 0677 0556
1900 1904 1908 1667 0778 1668 1982 1248 1243 1916 1634
1682 0587 1308 1983 1211

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Celestial 0819 0820 0821 0767

Centrex 0780 0826 0891 0698

Changhong 1243

Conia 0754 0821 0894 1645 0820 1211

Daewoo 0634 0661 0499 0624 0374 1909 0037 0556 0009 0216 0218
0217 0451 0039 1137 1902 1908 0841 0880 1218 1307 1598
0876 1612 0865 0698 0714 0706 0778

Digitor 0037 0556 0888 0861 1497

DSE 0888 0861 1556 1497 0820 0767 0698 1682

Erae 1371 1191

Fujitsu 0179 0683 0853 0186 0809 0206 0072 0102 0314 0217 0163
0009 0352 0037 0556 0361 0259

Fujitsu General 0186 0009 0217 0206 0163

Fujitsu Siemens 1666 1298 1248 1373 1163 0808 0809

GE 0343 0735 0174 0178 0282 0451 0560 0109 0335 0625

General Electric 0343

Grundig 0195 1371 1191 1223 0535 0191 0554 0070 1037 0487 0037
0443 0706 0205 0237 0556 0215 0587 0009 0036 0077 0370
0740 1935 1908 0260 0630 0757 1916 1308 0178 1376 0343
1981 1667 1372

Haier 1615 0698 0264 1560

Hannspree 1613

Highlander 1531

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Hisense 0848 1363 1314 0208 0698 0891 0860 0780

Hitachi 1576 0056 0481 0578 0719 0225 0150 0108 0349 0744 1585
1037 1484 1481 0044 1667 1225 0634 1045 0473 0036 0563
0163 0343 0196 1163 0576 1194 0499 1149 0032 0797 0043
0194 0777 0480 0276 0516 0075 0072 0037 0469 0556 0109
0548 0178 1137 0105 0492 0359 0361 0629 0737 0877 0217

Humax 1295 1535 1539

JVC 0653 1153 0606 1653 0371 1053 0731 0683 0036 0190 0192
0193 0218 0418 0069 0093 0650

Konka 0037 0556 0371 0714 0418 0218 0641 0587 0754 0779 0894
0606

Lenoxx 1189

LG 0056 0178 1663 0037 0876 0377 0032 0009 0556 0714 0001
0217 0216 0431 0163 0606 0109 1934 0698 0715 0823 0829
1637 1146 1148 1191 1252 0247 0361 1718 1681

Loewe 0512 0633 0790 0556 0655 0370 0087 0075 0292 0362 0516
0791

Marantz 0037 0556 0412 1532

Matsui 0037 1163 0556 0487 0443 0009 0235 0177 0011 0355 0072
0036 0211 0217 0354 0294 0371 0433 0269 0579 0455 0163
0257 0272 0349 0516 0075 0431 0208 0045 0588 0195 0191
0335 0714 0260 0544 1908 1037 0629 1916 1666 0880 1471
1667

Metz 1533 0746 0388 0447 0367 0368 0087 1163 0195 0535 0554
0191 0239 0037 0556 0275 0668 1037 1668

Mitsubishi 0108 0150 0512 0093 0178 0037 0354 0087 0036 0201 0237
0193 0535 0556 0691 0208 1934 1037

MTC 0060 0370 0349 0512 0056 0163 0216 0361 0448

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NAD 0056 0166 1156 0178 0865 0361 0163

NEC 0170 1174 0587 1170 1270 0036 0320 1519 0876 0056 0455
0009 0374 0217 0037 0556 0011 0704 0245 0237 1704 0499
0653 0771 1370 1135 0661 0882 1398

Nordmende 0109 0891 0501 0399 0196 0560 0343 0568 0195 0037 0556
0335 0163 0471 1248 0714 2001 0490 0443 1585 1667 1163
1308

NU-TEC 0455 0698 0820 0037 0556 0821 0706 0264

Orion 0179 0037 0443 0355 0714 0235 0556 0655 0294 0177 0320
0011 0009 0321 0211 0314 0102 0269 0077 0264 0412 0516
0531 0544 1916 1908 0880 1196 2001 1954

Palsonic 0264 0412 0037 0217 0377 0218 0698 0556 0448 0773 0779
0001 0418 0778 1196 1507 1269 1681

Panasonic 0650 1636 1650 0226 1310 1210 0340 0214 0361 0853 0237
1930 0850 0367 0368 0516 0075 0037 0556 0163 0548 0771
0001 0108

Philips 0556 0037 0238 0721 1506 0639 1495 0012 0605 0772 1246
0013 0323 1304 0554 0043 0087 0193 0423 0343 0374 0009
0200 0690 0361 1521

Pioneer 1260 0011 0170 0166 0679 0037 0556 0423 0428 0370 0343
0361 0109 0163 0486 0512

Princess 0698

Proview 1645 1211

Pye 0037 0556 0012 0013 0087 0554 0374 0349 0412

Rank Arena 0036 0157 0602 0753

Samsung 0056 0178 0618 0587 0093 1619 1458 0556 1249 0644 1584
1235 0009 0037 0217 0448 0482 0370 0060 0766 0814 0072
0264 0682 0329 0216 0290 0032 0039 0519 0163

Sansui 0037 0729 0556 0706 0655 0371 0727 1935 0602 0421 0455

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0861 0888 0753 1371 1191 1531 0826 1553 1594 1243 0698
0264 0714 1537 1384 1964 1248 1681 1556

Sanyo 0208 1208 0157 0292 0721 0036 0011 0370 1507 0339 0072
0216 0217 0104 0045 0555 0146 0009 0544 0163 0037 0108
0556 0486 0735 0893 0170 0704 1037 1667 1149 1163 1585

Schaub Lorenz 0548 1267 0714 0361 0349 0606 0486 0374 1191 1324 1194
1363 1371 1667

Sharp 0093 1193 0039 1586 1393 0157 0036 0491 1587 0818 0294
0653 0256 0193 0186 0516 0200

Sherwood 1399

Siemens 0191 0535 0554 0200 0195 0301 0327 0157 0032 0146 0037
0556 0361

Soniq 1298

Sony 1505 1651 1010 0011 0353 1551 0834 0036 1317 0102 0742
0157

Tatung 1720 0621 0037 1553 1248 1556 0556 0072 0516 0075 0217
0272 0011 0629 1908 1756 1371 1191 1719 1372 1324

TCL 1916 0625

Teac 0698 1645 0037 1437 1037 0556 0512 0712 0668 0455 0217
0706 0264 0544 0624 1909 0178 0009 0412 0349 0721 0282
0336 0418 0431 0755 0170 0714 1668 1149 1755 1203 1529
1363 0587

Teco 1040 1313

Telefunken 0056 0625 0560 0587 0074 0109 0698 0712 0343 0498 0820
0896 0754 0501 1504 1626 0471 0399 0780 0891 0819 0101
0335 1681 1243 0073 0196 0753 0037 0706 0556 0486 0568
0714 0490 1556 0346 0821 1585

Tempest 0009 0037 0556 0264

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Tevion 0894 1248 1298 1645 1556 0767 0808 1667 0865 1211 1585

Toshiba 1508 0508 0060 1656 0714 1945 0036 0502 0204 1935 0070
0102 0241 1164 1704 0217 0109 0490 0077 0195 0191 0618
1916 1908 0009 0698 0037 0736 0832 1556 0650 1156 1037

Toyoda 0009 0371 0276 0493 0264

ViewSonic 1755 1330 1542 1513 1511

Voxson 0087 0037 0556 0418 0163 0178

Yamaha 0650 0797 1526 1576

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Product warranty

Keep your receipt or proof of installation as proof of purchase. This product is warranted
for any defect in materials or workmanship for one year after the original date of
purchase. This product is for normal domestic and office use only.

This warranty does not cover damage from misuse or neglect, accidental damage,
vermin infestation, excessive voltages such us lightning or power surges or any
alternation that affects the performance or reliability of the product.

In the unlikely event that your product fails to work normally, please contact the
Warranty Helpline on 1800 022 960 and have your receipt of purchase or proof of
installation on hand.

This guarantee is subject to the following provisions:

It is only valid within boundaries of the country of purchase;1

The product must be correctly assembled and operated in accordance with the 2
instructions contained in the manual;

This product must be used solely for domestic purposes;3

The guarantee does not cover accidental damage;4

The guarantee will be rendered invalid if the product is resold or has been damaged 5
by inexpert repair;

The manufacturer disclaims any liability for incidental or consequential damaged.6

PO BOX 6287
Silverwater NSW 1811

www.bushaustralia.com.au/has

Warranty Helpline:1800 022 960

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