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BUSH
Model: FSAT+500 Cat No: 226/7470
LET’S GET
STARTED
YOUR USER GUIDE
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WELCOME TO FREESAT
We are so pleased you bought this 500GB Bush Freesat+ HD recorder.
Now you can enjoy:
• Quality state-of-the-art satellite TV receiver
• Over 200 of your favourite channels
• Picture perfect High Definition (selected channels)
• BBC iPlayer, ITV Player
• Pause, Record and Rewind at the touch of a button
• Easy plug and play set up
• Expert customer support - visit Freesat.co.uk or call 0333 321 3200
Not included:
• Monthly subscriptions (It’s free)
• Lengthy contracts (It’s free forever)
• Baffling, complicated technology (It’s simple)
IMPORTANT - Please read these instructions fully before installing or using.
These instructions contain important information which will help you get the best from your appliance and ensure safe and correct installation, use and maintenance.
For any help concerning set up and use of your Digital Set Top Box please call the Freesat Helpline: 0333 321 3200
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Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. Dolby and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.
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Safety Information
IMPORTANT - Please read these instructions fully before installation
1. Read these instructions.
2. Keep these instructions.
3. Heed all warnings.
4. Follow all instructions.
5. Do not use this apparatus near water.
6. Clean only with a dry cloth.
7. Do not block any ventilation openings; install in accordance with the instructions.
8. Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce heat.
9. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized plug. If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet, consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet.
10. Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched, particularly at the plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the apparatus.
11. Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer.
12. Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time.
13. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way, such as the power-supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped.
14. Mains plug is used as the disconnect device; the disconnect device shall remain readily operable.
15. The ventilation should not be impeded by covering the ventilation openings with items, such as newspapers, table-cloth, curtains,etc.
16. No naked flame sources, such as lighted candles, should be placed on the apparatus.
17. Attention should be drawn to the environmental aspects of battery disposal.
18. The use of apparatus in moderate climate.
19. The apparatus shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing and objects filled with liquids, such as vases, shall not be placed on the apparatus.
WARNING: To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose this apparatus to rain or moisture.
WARNING: The batteries shall not be exposed to excessive heat such as sunshine, fire or the like.
This symbol indicates that dangerous voltages constituting a risk of electric
shock are present within this unit.
This symbol indicates that there are important operating and maintenance
instructions in the literature accompanying this unit.
This symbol indicates that this product incorporates double insulation between hazardous mains voltage and user accessible parts. When servicing use only identical replacement parts.
CAUTION: Under the influence of electrostatic phenomenon, the product may
malfunction and require the user to reset the power.
This marking indicates that this product should not be disposed with other household waste throughout the EU. To prevent possible harm to the environment or human health from uncontrolled waste disposal, recycle it responsibly to promote the sustainable reuse of material resources. To return your used device, please use the return and collection systems or contact the retailer where the product was purchased. They can take this product for environmentally safe recycling.
Do not throw batteries in the bin or on a fire. Make sure that you dispose of batteries safely at a local recycling centre. You can also recycle batteries at many supermarkets.
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ELECTRICAL SAFETY
Your receiver is supplied with an external 100V - 240V AC, 50Hz power supply that connects by 12V DC plug to the receiver and by UK mains plug adapter to the mains. Always connect the 12V DC plug to the receiver before connecting the mains plug.
If the mains plug breaks or becomes damaged, do not use it. Do not cut or open the adapter, as this will expose you to dangerous high voltages present inside. The adapter is non-serviceable and does not have any replaceable parts inside. If the power supply is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its service agent, or suitably qualified persons in order to avoid a hazard.
To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove screws from the receiver or open it as it contains no user- serviceable parts. Please leave all maintenance work to qualified personnel.
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CONTENTS
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In The Box 7
Your receiver 8 Remote control 10
Preparation 12
The satellite dish 12 Connecting your receiver 12 Switching on 14 Tuning in 14
Everyday Use 17
Turning on the receiver 17 Changing channels 17 Changing the volume 18 Browsing bar 18 Subtitles and Audio Description (AD) 19 Using the channel list 20 Regional channels 20 Using the programme guide 21 Interactive TV services 23 Pausing live TV 23 Recording a programme 25 Using the library 26 Playing a recorded programme 28
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Advanced Use 29
The lock PIN 29 Display mode 30 TV/DTV 30 Changing the channel list 30 Using the favourite channel lists 31 Manual timer recording 31 Using the menu system 32
Setup menu 33 General menu section 33
- Subtitles 33
- Subtitle language 33
- Auto standby 33
- HDCP 33 Picture menu section 34
- Screen type 34
- Display mode 34
- HDMI resolution 34
- Scart mode 34 Sound menu section 35
- Audio language 35
- Audio description 35
- Dolby digital 35
- Lip-sync delay 35
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CONTENTS
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Advanced Use (continued...)
Record menu section 35
- Default rec mode 36
- Add to start of rec 36
- Add to end of rec 36
- Live pause length 36
- Skip forwards time 36
- Skip backwards time 36
- Auto disk management 37
- Format hard disk drive 37 System menu section 37
- Freesat installation 37
- Add non-Freesat channels 37
- Network confi guration 37
- Parental guidance 37
- Hide adult channels 38
- Lock online content 38
- Change parental pin 38
- Software update via oad 38
- Software update via usb 38
- Check for software update 38
- Restore factory default 38 Information menu 38
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On Demand TV 39
Setting up for On Demand TV 39 Watching On Demand TV 40
Non-Freesat Channels 41
Tuning in non-Freesat channels 41 Watching non-Freesat channels 42 Pausing and recording non-Freesat channels 43
Appendix A Troubleshooting 44 Appendix B Specifi cations 46
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In The Box
In your Bush Freesat+ receiver pack you should fi nd the following items:
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HDMI cable to connect to
an HD-ready TV
Quick Start Guide
Main User Guide
Power supply
Bush Freesat+ receiver
Batteries for the
remote control
Remote control
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YOUR RECEIVER
Front
POWER Switch the receiver on and off
DOWN Switches to the previous channel
UP Switches to the next channel
ON Blue light indicates the receiver is on
STANDBY Red light indicates the receiver is in standby
SIGNAL Green light indicates valid signal
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Rear
L and R AUDIO Stereo audio output for connection to an analogue audio system
LNB IN 1, LNB IN 2 Two inputs for connection to the satellite dish
TV SCART Output for connection to a non-HD television
VCR SCART Output/input for connection to video recorder or DVD recorder
S/PDIF Optical audio output for connection to a digital audio system
DC 12v Connection for the power supply unit
HDMI Output for connection to an HD-ready television
USB Socket for upgrading the receiver’s software
ETHERNET Network socket for connecting to the Internet
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REMOTE CONTROL
Power - switches the receiver on and off.
Use the remote control within a maximum distance from the front of the receiver of 5m and within an angle of 60°. Ensure there is a clear line of sight between the remote control and the receiver. The operating distance may vary depending on the brightness of the room.
Mute - silences the receiver’s sound.
0, 1 … 9 - enter channel numbers, numeric values in the set-up menus or a jump point in playback. Also enters your postcode during the installation process.
Turns the volume up and down.
Switches to the next or previous channel. Moves one page up or down in the channel list and programme guide.
Exits a menu and returns to normal TV viewing.
Red, green, yellow, blue –Chooses options
within menus.
Displays the programme guide.
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Displays channel and programme information.
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Up, down, left, right - move the highlight bar in menus and in the programme guide, and allow you to browse the channels and programmes.
Selects the highlighted option in a menu.
Displays the list of programmes already recorded and set to
be recorded.
Exits a menu and returns to the previous menu.
Winds backwards or forwards through a recording being
played. Moves through the programme guide in 2 hour steps.
Records the selected programme.
Displays the main menu screen.
Selects favourite channels sequentially whilst watching TV
and adds favourite channels to the channel list.
Displays the channel list.
Switches between available screen display modes.
Switches back to the last channel watched.
Stops playback of a recorded programme. Returns to live TV
from paused live TV.
Pauses live TV. Starts and stops playback of a recorded
programme or paused live TV.
Jumps backwards or forwards through a recording being played. Moves through the programme guide in 24 hour steps.
Switches the TV SCART output between Freesat and the
TV’s tuner.
Displays the available audio menu used to change between
different soundtracks ( such as languages and audio description ).
Displays the subtitles menu used to select subtitles.
Displays interactive and digital text services (where available).
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Preparation
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CONNECTING YOUR RECEIVER
This section explains how to set up your Bush receiver to receive Freesat channels.
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THE SATELLITE DISH
To receive Freesat, you must connect your receiver to an appropriate satellite dish, fixed in position and accurately pointed at the 28.2° East satellite position.
For safety reasons and to provide reliable reception, we strongly recommend that you have your dish installed by a professional. You may be able to use a satellite dish already installed at your home. If you have any questions about the dish, please consult your installer.
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Place your receiver on a firm, level surface close to the television, a mains electricity socket, and the cables from the dish. (See page 3 – Safety.)
LNB IN 2
LNB IN 1
300mA max
300mA max
TV SCART VCR SCART ETHERNET USB HDMI
R
AUDIO
3A
OPTICAL
L
S/PDIF
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
Connect the two cables (or one double cable) from your dish to the LNB IN 1 and LNB IN 2 sockets at the back of the receiver (if the dish cables are fitted with a wall socket inside your home, you will need connecting cables, which you can get from your installer). It does not matter which of the two cables from the dish is connected to which LNB IN socket.
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HINT: Each “F-connector” used for the satellite dish cable
connections has a central wire that is inserted into the hole in the LNB IN socket while the collar is screwed onto the socket. When screwing on the collar, make sure that the central wire goes into the socket hole and is not bent to one side.
Turn off your television at its mains socket and connect the HDMI
HINT: If your television has no HDMI socket, then it must
be connected to the receiver by SCART cable, and you will not be able to watch Freesat channels in High Definition.
cable supplied between the HDMI socket at the back of your receiver and an HDMI socket on your television. There may be more than one HDMI socket on your television. If you are not sure which to use, check the television’s manual.
Connect the +12VDC connector to the 3A DC 12Vconnector at the back of the receiver.Then connect the Power Supply Unit (unit with 3 pin mains plug) toan available mains socket that is turned off.
You may have other equipment, such as a DVD recorder or surround sound system, to connect to the receiver.
A video recorder or DVD recorder may be connected to your receiver to make permanent archive recordings of Freesat programmes. You will need to connect a SCART cable between the VCR SCART socket on the back of the receiver and a SCART socket on the video
or DVD recorder. Check the recorder’s manual for guidance.
You can listen to the sound from your Bush receiver through a stereo or surround sound system. For digital sound, connect an optical lead from the sound system’s S/PDIF socket to the one on the receiver. For analogue sound, connect a suitable lead between the receiver’s L and R AUDIO sockets and the L and R audio inputs on the sound system.
To watch On Demand TV services including BBC iPlayer and ITV Player, the receiver must be connected to your internet router or hub using an ethernet cable (not supplied). Plug one end of the ethernet cable into the ETHERNET socket at the back of the receiver, and the other into your hub or router. Make sure the connections are fully pushed in - you’ll hear a click as they lock into place. Consult your router or hub’s documentation for further guidance.
If your receiver is not located near your hub or router, you could use HomePlug powerline adapters to extend your home network using the ring main of your house. Another option is to use a Wireless Ethernet Bridge to bridge the Ethernet socket of the Bush receiver to wi-fi, enabling it to connect wirelessly to your home network. For more information, please consult with your installer or retailer. If you require support for these devices, you will need to contact the manufacturer. The receiver does not support USB Wi-Fi dongles.
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SWITCHING ON
HINT: If you do not see this screen on your television, see
‘Troubleshooting’ on page 44.
Remove the battery compartment cover from the back of the remote control by lifting the cover catch. Insert the two AAA batteries supplied, as shown on the inside of the compartment. Replace the compartment cover.
Cover catch
Turn on your television at its mains socket, then if necessary bring it out of standby and choose the HDMI input (see your television’s manual for guidance). Switch on the mains socket that the receiver is connected to.
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After a few seconds, the receiver’s fi rst Freesat installation screen will appear on the television screen:
TUNING IN
When the fi rst installation screen is displayed, use the or buttons to select between 16:9 Widescreen or the squarer 4:3 Traditional as the screen format of your television. Then press the button or the button to highlight the HDMI Resolution selection box, and use the or buttons to select the correct resolution for your television. You should set the HDMI resolution to the highest that your television can display (see your television’s manual). If in doubt, set the resolution to 720p.
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HINT: Enter your postcode with the number buttons by
pressing the correct button on the remote a number of times to produce the required letter (printed on each button), or number, in the same way as ‘texting’ with a mobile phone. For example, for an ‘S’, you would press the button four times. If you make a mistake, the button deletes the last character entered.
Press or to highlight the “Next” box and then press to display the next installation screen. If after doing this you lose the picture on your screen press
to return to the first installation
screen using the default resolution of 720p (supported by all HDTVs).
The signal check screen shows the strength and quality of the Freesat signal received from your satellite dish. The signal lock is successful if both LNB inputs are receiving a valid signal. If the second input is not receiving a valid signal, you will be able to proceed with installation but recording functions of the receiver will not work correctly and a warning message will display. If the first input is not receiving a valid signal, the signal lock will fail and you will not be able to proceed. Check the satellite dish connections at the back of the receiver (switch the receiver off and reconnect the cables if necessary). If the connections are OK, consult your retailer or installer.
When the signal lock shows “Successful”, you can continue to tune in the receiver. Press
to proceed.
Enter your postcode using the number buttons on the remote control. You do not need to enter a space. Press the entered your postcode, and then press
button when you have
again to proceed.
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TUNING IN (continued)
HINT: When new Freesat channels are introduced, your
receiver is automatically updated and you do not need to retune.
Your receiver will take a couple of minutes to automatically find and store the available Freesat channels. The number of Freesat TV and radio channels found is shown on the screen as the scan proceeds, along with an indication of how far the scan has to go. When the scan is complete, press the
To use the parental guidance function, locked channels & online content, hidden adult channels or restore to factory default, you need to create a PIN. Enter your choice of PIN by pressing the required number button (0, 1 … 9) for each of the four PIN digits, then press
to proceed.
button to proceed.
The setup completion screen confirms the lock PIN you have set. Press the watch Freesat digital TV.
button and your Bush receiver is now ready for you to
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Everyday Use
HINT: The receiver will automatically switch to standby if
it is not used for a long time. This feature can be disabled – see the Advanced Use section of this guide.
HINT: There are some channel numbers missing in the
channel list because spaces are left for future channels to join Freesat.
HINT: If you enter a number that does not exist, the
channel will not change.
HINT: You should leave the receiver plugged in with the
socket switched on, at all times (except when there is lightning – see page 3). When you are not using the receiver, put it in standby by pressing the
button on the remote
control or the
button on the front of the receiver.
This section describes the day-to-day use of your receiver – how to select the channels that you want to
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TURNING ON THE RECEIVER
When the receiver is in standby the symbol on the front panel is illuminated red. To turn it on, press the control or on the front panel of the receiver. The power symbol and ring around it become illuminated blue when the receiver is on.
watch, view the programme schedules, pause live TV and record and playback programmes.
button on the remote
CHANGING CHANNELS
Step through the channels by pressing the the remote control. Pressing the button will select the next channel in the channel list. Pressing the button will select the previous channel in the list.
If you know the channel’s number, you can switch directly to the channel you want by using the number buttons on the remote control. As you enter a channel number, each digit appears at the top left of the screen to show the number button you have pressed. All the Freesat channel numbers have three digits and the first channel is 101. The radio stations are stored from channel number 700.
buttons on
You can turn off the receiver, so it goes into standby, by pressing the receiver. The receiver uses less power when in standby.
button on the remote control or the button on the
Press the button to switch from the channel you are currently watching to the channel you were watching before.
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CHANGING CHANNELS (continued)
HINT: You can also display the browsing bar by pressing
or on the remote control while you are watching TV.
the channel is locked (see the Advanced Use section)
There are other ways to change channel:
• Use the browsing bar at the bottom of the screen (see below)
• Use the on-screen channel list (see page 20)
• Use the programme guide (see page 21)
CHANGING THE VOLUME
You can increase or decrease the volume by using the on the remote control. The sound is silenced by pressing the button and restored to its previous level by pressing the button again.
BROWSING BAR
Whenever you change channel, the receiver briefl y displays a browsing bar at the bottom of the screen that contains information about the current channel and programme. You can press the button at any time to display the bar again.
The browsing bar shows:
• the name and number of the channel
• the name of the programme you are watching
• the start and fi nish time of the programme
• the progress through the programme
• the date and time
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buttons
At the bottom left of the browsing bar these symbols are displayed to indicate:
the channel is locked (see the Advanced Use section)
the programme is being recorded a reminder has been set for the programme an HD version is available on another channel
(press the button for further details)
At the bottom right of the browsing bar symbols are displayed to indicate:
Subtitles are available Audio Description is available Dolby Digital audio is available
Parental guidance is advised as the programme contains language or scenes that may not be suitable for children (press for further details).
The programme is in High Defi nition
The programme is one of a series
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Whilst the browsing bar is displayed, press again to display
HINT: Once turned on, subtitles and audio description
remain on for all channels until turned off.
more information about the selected programme, including a short summary and further details on the parental guidance and/ or the HD version available, if applicable. Pressing the button once more removes the extra information from the screen.
To remove the bar from the screen at anytime, press or .
Whilst the bar is displayed, press the or buttons to see what is on another channel. To change to this channel, press while the bar is still displayed. You can also press the button to see details of the programmes coming up in the next 12 hours on the channel currently displayed, and the
button to go back again.
SUBTITLES AND AUDIO DESCRIPTION
If you want to turn on subtitles, fi rst display the subtitles menu by pressing the highlight the subtitles required and press select “Off” from the subtitles menu and press
Some programmes have an extra soundtrack to tell people who are blind or partially sighted what is happening on screen. Channels with this audio description available show the browsing bar.
To turn on audio description, press the button to display the available audio menu and then select “English Audio Description”.
button and then use the and buttons to
. To turn off subtitles,
.
symbol in the
Many Freesat programmes are broadcast with subtitles for people who are deaf or hard of hearing. Channels with subtitles available show the symbol in the browsing bar.
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USING THE CHANNEL LIST
HINT: You can also display the channel list by pressing the
button while watching TV.
HINT: Move a page at a time through the channel list by
using the
and
buttons.
Display the on-screen channel list by pressing the button on the remote control. This lists the channels on the left-hand side of the screen, in number order, and displays a preview window of the currently selected channel on the right-hand side of the screen. You can return to watching TV at any time by pressing the button.
TV and radio channels are stored in separate lists. Switch between the TV and radio channel lists by pressing the name of the list is displayed at the top of the screen. In addition, a symbol next to each channel distinguishes the TV channels ( from radio stations (
).
or buttons. The
REGIONAL CHANNELS
With Freesat, some channels, such as BBC1, broadcast regional variations of their channels. The initial regional variation is chosen according to the postcode that you entered when you installed the Bush receiver.
You can change to a different regional variation of a channel by pressing the yellow button while the channel is highlighted. The prompt to use the yellow button will only be displayed at the bottom of the screen if a choice of regions is available.
Choose the region that you want from the list by moving the highlight bar through the list with the and buttons and then pressing , or press to leave the region setting unchanged.
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Use the or buttons on the remote control to highlight a channel then press again to exit the channel list and watch the channel full-screen.
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to view it in the preview window. Press
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USING THE PROGRAMME GUIDE
HINT: You can skip the genre choice stage by pressing
the
button a second time, to jump straight to the
programme guide for all of the channels.
The Bush receiver programme guide displays details of all programmes showing on Freesat channels for the next week ahead.
To access the guide, press the button on the remote control. Choose the section of the guide you want to look at – either all channels or a specific channel genre – by pressing the , , or
buttons to highlight the section, and then to select it.
The programme guide shows a table of the programmes, with each page showing eight channels over a two-hour period. Information on the highlighted programme is shown above the table and you can read a full summary by pressing the
again to remove the summary box.
button. Press
or
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USING THE PROGRAMME GUIDE (continued)
HINT: You can jump through the list more quickly using the
and buttons to move the highlight bar through the schedule two hours forward or back, and the and buttons to move a day forward or back. Use the and
buttons to move through the channels a page at a time.
HINT: Programmes in standard defi nition that are also
available on another channel in HD are labelled in the schedules with an
symbol. You can see the time and channel that the HD version is broadcast by highlighting the programme and pressing
.
HINT: You can also set, and reset, reminders for programmes
from the browsing bar – press
when a future programme is displayed in the browsing bar and a reminder will be set for that programme or, if a reminder is already set (and shown by the
symbol in the browsing bar), the reminder will be removed.
The current date and time is displayed at the top right of the screen and an orange line at the top of the table shows the present time in the schedule.
You look through the scheduled programmes using the and buttons to move through the channels and the highlight programmes showing at different times.
As you move the highlight bar through the schedule, the programme summary shown above the list changes to refl ect the programme highlighted.
Press highlighted. If the programme is on at the time, the receiver will switch to that channel immediately. If the programme is scheduled for later on, a reminder is set so that when the programme is about to start, a message is displayed on-screen and, after a few seconds, the receiver automatically switches to the relevant channel. In the programme guide a programme with a reminder set.
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to switch the receiver to the channel and programme
symbol is shown next to a
and buttons to
You can cancel a reminder by highlighting the programme in the programme guide and pressing again.
You can set as many reminders as you want but if you try to set a reminder on one channel for the same time as one you have already set on another channel, a warning is displayed on the screen and you are given the choice to cancel one of the reminders.
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Press to record the programme highlighted. If the programme is on at the time, the receiver will record the remainder of the programme. If the programme is scheduled for later on, the receiver will automatically record the whole programme when it is broadcast (see Recording a Programme on P25).
Leave the programme guide and return to watching TV by pressing
or .
INTERACTIVE TV SERVICES
Several Freesat channels broadcast a range of digital text and interactive services, such as news, weather, games, sports information and video, alongside normal TV. You can use the interactive options by pressing or the red button while watching the TV channel. This will display a menu of the services available.
When you have finished with the interactive services, return to watching normal TV by pressing again or the button.
PAUSING LIVE TV
With the receiver, you can pause live TV to, say, answer the phone, and then later carry on watching from where you left off. You can even rewind a live programme to watch a section again. Please note that to use live pause you must wait 10 seconds after changing channel or stopping playback of a recording.
While watching live TV, press the In the top left corner of the screen the pause symbol appears and the pause counter shows the length of time the programme has been paused – how many minutes your viewing is behind live TV. “Live Pause” is shown in the browsing bar and the progress bar shows both the portion of the programme you have watched (in orange) and the length of paused programme that remains to watch in red.
button to pause the programme.
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PAUSING LIVE TV (continued)
HINT: As well as the pause time, the pause counter at the top left
of the screen shows the current playback mode – paused, play, fast forward, etc – and the current speed of rewind or fast forward.
HINT: You can set the limit of the live pause length up to two
hours (see the Advanced Use section).
HINT: When you change channel, the continuously stored
broadcast is deleted, so you cannot rewind to watch either the old channel or the new channel, before the channel change took place.
When you want to continue watching TV, press again to restart your viewing from where you left off. You can now press or
to skip any parts of the programme that do not interest you, to catch up with the live programme, and/or press or to review any sections of the programme again.
Each time that you press the or button, the rewind or fast forward speed increases – to 2x, 4x, 8x, 16x, 32x and 64x normal speed. If you press the or button while the programme is paused, it will advance or rewind in slow motion, changing to 1/8x, 1/4x, 1/2x normal speed with each press.
Pressing the or buttons skips forwards or backwards through the paused programme. You can set the length of the skip from 10 to 60 seconds in the “Record” section of the Setup menu (see the Advanced Use section). The default is to skip forwards 30 seconds and backwards 10 seconds, which makes it easy to skip adverts. Press while watching a paused programme to return to watching live TV.
You can also rewind live TV without first pausing it, by pressing the button and then pressing when you have reached the part of the programme that you want to see again. You can only rewind as far back as the last channel change or to the limit of the live pause length. A thin red line on the progress bar shows how far back you can rewind the programme.
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RECORDING A PROGRAMME
HINT: The receiver can record a programme from one
channel while you are watching another or record programmes on two different channels at the same time. If you try to record a third programme or watch a third channel, the receiver will display a warning and options of the actions you can take (eg to stop recording one of the programmes so you can watch the third channel).
There are two ways to record a programme to watch later – either record a programme that is on at the time, or set the timer to automatically record a programme later.
To record the programme you are currently watching, press the
button. Recording will start immediately and the browsing bar will be displayed with the symbol in the bottom left hand corner. Once a recording has been started, you can change channel to watch another programme and the recording will continue. You can also start to watch a recorded programme before the recording has fi nished.
To record a programme that will be broadcast in the future, either highlight the programme in the programme guide or use the browsing bar to display that programme’s details, and press the
button.
You can stop the recording of a programme by pressing the button while the browsing bar is displaying that programme’s details (and the symbol). Press or if the bar is not already on-screen.
You can also start and stop recording a channel from the browsing bar, while watching another channel. When the browsing bar is displaying the channel you want to record, press the button to start the recording (if that channel is not being recorded) or to stop the recording (if that channel is being recorded and the symbol is displayed).
If the programme is part of a series (indicated with a the browsing bar and in the programme guide full summary), you will be given the option of setting the receiver to automatically record future episodes of the series as well - highlight the option you want and press . Programmes set to series link record display an symbol instead of an symbol.
symbol in
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RECORDING A PROGRAMME (continued)
HINT: You can set the receiver to record a programme
that is not in the programme guide (one that is on a non­Freesat channel or far into the future) using the manual recording menu (see the Advanced Use section)
If you choose to record a programme in Standard Defi nition, which is also available in HD (indicated in the browsing bar and in the programme guide with a to record the HD version instead - highlight the version you want and press
Both the programme guide and browsing bar displays next to any programme set to record just once, and next to any programme set to series link record.
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symbol), you will be given the option
USING THE LIBRARY
You can see a list of recordings scheduled for the future, and programmes already recorded and ready for playback in the library. Open the library by pressing the item in the main menu).
The recordings list shows all the recordings currently stored by the receiver, listed with the name of the programme, the channel, the date on which the recording was made, and its status – recorded, viewed, or still recording. There may be symbols next to each entry in the list to show:
the recording is protected against quick or automatic deletion
the recording is one of a series
the programme is still being recorded
button (or selecting the library
To cancel a scheduled recording, highlight the programme in the programme guide or display that programme’s details in the browsing bar, and press the scheduled recording using the library schedule list (see below).
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button. You can also cancel a
A series of recordings (with the same title and recorded from the same channel, but at different times or on different days) are grouped together as a single entry in the list, with a label showing the number of episodes within the group. If you highlight a group of recordings and press individual episode listed. Press to return to the main list.
the group is expanded on a new screen, with each
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The preview window at the top of the screen continues to show the channel you were tuned to before opening the library screen. Above the recordings list is shown the space free for further recordings.
The panel at the top of the screen shows details of the recording highlighted, including the symbols seen in the browsing bar. You can highlight the different recordings listed using the and buttons.
A highlighted recording (or group) may be deleted (press the red button) to make room for new recordings once it has been watched. You can protect a recording (press the button) to prevent automatic deletion if the receiver runs out of recording space, or accidental deletion with the red button (as an on-screen confi rmation is then required for deletion).
If you press the highlighted recording begins playback in the preview window at the top of the screen and a
symbol is
shown next to the programme name. While a recording is being
previewed, you can continue to browse the other recordings in the recordings list. Press
to stop preview playback and return the
preview window to live TV.
The library schedule list shows all programmes with a reminder set or scheduled to be recorded. You can open the library by pressing the button (or selecting the library item in the main menu) and then display the schedule list by pressing the or buttons.
The scheduled programmes are listed with the name of the programme, the channel, the day on which the recording or reminder will occur, and symbols to show:
the recorded programme will be protected from deletion the recording is one of a series that will all be recorded the programme is set for a reminder the programme is set to be recorded
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USING THE LIBRARY (continued)
HINT: If you start to watch a recorded programme before
recording has fi nished, the end of the red portion shows the point in the programme currently being broadcast and recorded.
Details of the programme highlighted, including the symbols seen in the browsing bar, are shown at the top of the screen. You can highlight the different scheduled programmes in the list using the
and buttons.
Pressing the for recording. Pressing will set or reset the highlighted programme for a reminder. If you reset a programme for both recording and reminder, it will be deleted from the schedule list. You can also press the red button to delete the highlighted programme from the schedule list (an on-screen confi rmation is required). Once a programme has been deleted from the schedule list, a reminder will not be given and the programme will not be recorded.
Press the green button to change a single recording to a series recording (shown by the symbol) – this episode and all successive episodes of the series will be automatically recorded. Pressing the green button with a series recording highlighted will change it to a single recording and further episodes will not be recorded.
button will set or reset the highlighted programme
PLAYING A RECORDED PROGRAMME
To watch a recorded programme, open the library, by pressing , highlight the recording you want to view and press .
During playback of a recording, the browsing bar shows ‘Now Playing’ and the progress bar shows playback progress through the programme in orange. The whole progress bar shows the entire length of the scheduled recording with the portion recorded but not yet viewed in red. The playback counter at the top left of the screen shows the playback time elapsed from the beginning of the recording.
While watching playback, you can use the browsing bar as usual, to see what programmes are being broadcast or coming up on any channel, and to set reminders or recordings.
You can fast forward or rewind through the recording with the and buttons. Each time that you press the or button, the rewind or fast forward speed increases – to 2x, 4x, 8x, 16x, 32x and 64x normal speed. If you press the or button while playback is paused, it will advance or rewind in slow motion, changing to 1/8x, 1/4x, 1/2x normal speed.
If you have started to watch the recording before, you will be asked if you want to carry on viewing from where you left it, or start viewing from the beginning. Select the option required and press
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HINT: As well as the playback time, the playback counter
at the top left of the screen shows the current playback mode – play, fast forward, rewind, and so on – and the current speed of rewind or fast forward.
Advanced Use
This section explains how to get the most out of your Bush Freesat+ receiver.
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Pressing the through the recording. You can set the length of the skip from 10 to 60 seconds in the “Record” section of the Setup menu (see the Advanced Use section).
To skip to a particular point in the recording, press and the playback counter will change to allow you to use the number buttons to enter the time you want to skip to in hours and minutes (H:MM). Press once you’ve entered a time and or to cancel.
You can temporarily halt playback by pressing the button, or stop playback and return to the library by pressing
or
buttons skips forwards or backwards
THE LOCK PIN
Some of the receiver’s menu functions can be locked to avoid accidental changes to the receiver’s setup, and you can lock particular channels to prevent other family members, such as children, from watching them.
To use a locked menu function or watch a locked channel, you need to enter the four-digit PIN that you set when you first installed the receiver. You can change the lock PIN, without re-installing the receiver, as explained later in this section.
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DISPLAY MODE
CHANGING THE CHANNEL LIST
Most Freesat programmes are broadcast using a widescreen 16:9 format, designed for a widescreen TV. If you watch a widescreen broadcast on a squarer 4:3 television, or a 4:3 broadcast on a widescreen TV, the receiver provides a choice of how the image is displayed. Pressing the three available options.
If you have set up your receiver for a 16:9 Widescreen TV, the options are:
• Auto - the broadcaster chooses the best display format.
• Widescreen - a 4:3 broadcast is stretched to fi ll the 16:9 screen.
• Pillarbox – a 4:3 broadcast is shown unaltered with black bars on each side.
If you have set up your receiver for a 4:3 Traditional TV, the options are:
• Auto - the broadcaster chooses the best display format.
• Centre Cut-out - a 16:9 broadcast is cropped to show only the centre of the image.
• Letterbox - a 16:9 broadcast is shown unaltered with black bars above and below it.
button will take you through the
TV/DTV
If your TV is connected to the receiver’s TV SCART socket, pressing the button switches the channel displayed on the television between the signal from the aerial (TV) and digital television from Freesat (DTV). This button has no effect if your TV is connected to the receiver’s HDMI socket.
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The channel list contains all the Freesat channels that the receiver found when it was fi rst installed, and may include some channels that you do not watch, do not want to include in the on-screen list, or do not want some members of your family to watch.
If you want to alter the channel list, fi rst press the button to display the channel list screen. To remove a channel, highlight it and press the red button to delete the channel. You need to confi rm your choice to ensure you don’t delete a channel accidentally.
You can lock a channel to prevent it being selected for viewing without fi rst entering the lock PIN. Highlight the channel and press the green button to lock it. A locked channels in the channel list. To unlock a channel, highlight it in the channel list and press the green button. You will need to enter the PIN to complete the process.
symbol is shown next to all
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USING THE FAVOURITE CHANNELS LIST
HINT: You can remove a channel from a favourite channels
list by following the same process – with the favourite channel highlighted in the channel list, press to delete the star and remove the channel from the favourites list
HINT: The channels in a favourite channels list appear in
the same order as in the normal channel list, regardless of the order you added them.
The favourite channels list makes it easier for you to choose the channel that you want to watch, by limiting the selection to a few chosen channels, such as those of a particular type, or that you watch the most.
It only takes a short time to set up the favourites list before it can be used. First, display the channel list, by pressing the button. Highlight each channel that you want to include in the favourite channels list, in turn, and press the button. A star will appear next to the channel in the list.
When you have put some channels in the favourite channels list, you can limit the normal channel list to displaying just the favourite channels by pressing the button again restores the channel list to normal.
While watching TV, you can tune to a favourite channel by pressing the button to switch to the next channel in the favourite channels list, or to the first channel in the favourites list if you are currently watching a channel not in that list.
When the browsing bar is displayed, the button may be used to step the banner through your favourite channels, while staying tuned to the current channel. This is useful to browse what is on your favourite channels before changing to one. To change to a channel, press
when its details are shown.
button. Pressing the
MANUAL TIMER RECORDING
If you want to record all editions of a programme that isn’t a series but is broadcast repeatedly, or a programme outside of the timetable listed in the programme guide, or a non-Freesat channel, you can set a recording manually.
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MANUAL TIMER RECORDING (continued)
USING THE MENU SYSTEM
Open the library schedule list by pressing the button followed by the or button, and them press the yellow button to display the manual recording menu.
In the manual recording menu, use the and buttons to move the highlight between each setting and the and buttons to change the settings.
Set the channel to record to any channel, including non-Freesat channels. Set the date for the recording, the time to start the recording and the length of the programme to record. You can set the manual recording to occur just once, each week, each month, every day, on weekdays, or on weekends.
To set the channel, date, time and length, you can also use the number buttons to key in the value directly. If you enter an invalid setting, such as a date in the past or a channel that does not exist, the setting will not be made. When you have made the settings, press to set the manual recording, and it will be added to the library schedule list.
Display the receiver’s main menu by pressing the button on the remote control. The menu choices are shown on the left hand side, with an icon for each choice. Choose a menu item by pressing the or buttons to move the orange highlight through the options and then press
Each of the first three main menu choices has the same effect as pressing the corresponding button on the remote control:
• TV Guide – same as button
• Channel Lists – same as button
• Library – same as
• Setup – see next page
• Information – see page 38 (this is the “Information Menu” section on page 38 of this guide)
to select the highlighted item.
button
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SETUP MENU
GENERAL MENU SECTION
You display the setup menu by selecting the setup item in the main menu. Choose between the menu sections by pressing the or buttons to move the highlight along the section bar, and then press the and buttons to move the highlight bar through the option list.
Some of the selections available from the setup menu are for advanced use of the receiver. We recommended that you take the time to read this section carefully before you make any changes.
Highlight the option you want to alter using the and buttons. When you have finished making the changes you want, leave the menu system by pressing or .
SUBTITLES
Press Switch subtitles o by pressing
SUBTITLE LANGUAGE
The Freesat channels can broadcast with subtitles available in a number of languages. The receiver is set to English subtitles, but you can change this setting by pressing to show the subtitle language menu. Use and to highlight the language you want for subtitles (if available) and press .
AUTO STANDBY
To conserve power, the receiver will switch to standby after three hours if no buttons are pressed on the remote control or front panel. The Auto standby function is normally turned on, and can be turned o by pressing the button.
to switch on subtitles for all channels that provide them.
again.
HDCP
HDCP prevents copying of digital audio and video from the HDMI output of the receiver. By default it is turned on for all programmes, however you can turn it o for programmes that have not been flagged as protected by the broadcaster by pressing . Press to turn it back on again.
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PICTURE MENU SECTION
HINT: This menu option has the same effect as the
button.
HINT: This setting overrides the HDMI resolution set when
you first installed the receiver. It has no eect on the receiver’s TV SCART output.
Highlight the option you want to alter using the and buttons. When you have finished making the changes you want, leave the menu system by pressing
SCREEN TYPE
Press to show the screen type menu and use the and buttons to choose between 16:9 Widescreen and 4:3 Traditional. Press to confirm your choice.
DISPLAY MODE
Press to show the display mode menu and use the and
buttons to choose between Auto, Centre Cut-Out, and Letterbox, if the screen type is set to 4:3 Traditional, or between Auto, Widescreen, and Pillarbox if the screen type is set to 16:9
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Widescreen. Press Display Mode (page 30) for more information.
HDMI RESOLUTION
Press and buttons to choose the correct resolution for your TV. You should set the HDMI resolution to the highest that your television can display (see your television’s manual). If in doubt, set the resolution to 720p. Press
SCART MODE
Press to show the SCART mode menu and use the and buttons to choose between Composite and RGB for the correct output for a television connected to the receiver’s TV SCART output. Press to confirm your choice.
to show the HDMI resolution menu and use the
to confirm your choice. See Advanced Use -
to confirm your choice.
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HINT: The RGB setting will usually produce the best quality
picture but a few televisions cannot accept this signal (see your TV manual). This setting has no e ect on the receiver’s HDMI output.
to show the audio language menu. Use and to move the
orange highlight bar to the language you want and press .
AUDIO DESCRIPTION
SOUND MENU SECTION
Highlight the option you want to alter using the and buttons. When you have fi nished making the changes you want, leave the menu system by pressing or .
AUDIO LANGUAGE
Some programmes are broadcast in a number of languages. The receiver is set to English, but you can change this setting by pressing
Press provide it. Switch audio description o by pressing again.
DOLBY DIGITAL
Press to switch on the Dolby Digital surround sound output from the S/PDIF and HDMI sockets, for all programmes that provide it (channels with Dolby Digital sound available show the symbol in the browsing bar). Switch o Dolby Digital by pressing again.
LIP-SYNC DELAY
If you fi nd the sound and picture falling out of sync, you can delay the sound output by a small amount to compensate. Press to show the lip-sync delay bar on top of the normal TV picture, and use the and buttons to alter the amount of audio delay. Press
to switch on audio description for all channels that
to confi rm your choice and return to the sound menu.
RECORD MENU SECTION
Highlight the option you want to alter using the and buttons. When you have fi nished making the changes you want, leave the menu system by pressing or
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RECORD MENU SECTION (continued)
HINT: A programme will only be recorded in HD if a High
Definition version is available.
DEFAULT REC MODE
Press the and buttons to choose between always recording the Standard Definition (SD) version of a programme, always recording the High Definition (HD) version, or asking which version should be recorded. Press
to show the default recording mode menu and use
to confirm your choice.
broadcast. The automatic setting starts the recording according to timing data from the broadcaster. Press to confirm your choice.
ADD TO END OF REC
Press to show the add to end of recording menu and use the
and buttons to select how long after the scheduled time a recording will end, to account for scheduling inaccuracies in the broadcast. The automatic setting ends the recording according to timing data from the broadcaster. Press to confirm your choice.
LIVE PAUSE LENGTH
Press to show the live pause length menu and use the and
buttons to select between 60 minutes and 120 minutes as the length of time the receiver will record live TV. Press to confirm your choice.
SKIP FORWARDS TIME
Press to show the skip forwards time menu and use the and buttons to select the length of the jump in a recording from the button. Press to confirm your choice.
ADD TO START OF REC
Press to show the add to start of recording menu and use the and buttons to select how far in advance of the scheduled time a recording will start, to account for scheduling inaccuracies in the
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SKIP BACKWARDS TIME
Press to show the skip backwards time menu and use the and buttons to select the length of the jump in a recording from the button. Press to confirm your choice.
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AUTO DISK MANAGEMENT
HINT: Formatting the hard disk drive will erase all of your
previously recorded programmes.
SYSTEM MENU SECTION
If the HDR•S is running out of disk space it will automatically delete old, unprotected recordings to make space for new ones. Press to turn o automatic management. If the hard disk is full further programmes will not be able to be recorded. Press to turn it back on again.
FORMAT HARD DISK DRIVE
Press to format the receiver’s hard disk drive. To continue, you will need to enter the lock PIN if parental guidance is turned on in the System Menu section.
Highlight the option you want to alter using the and buttons. When you have fi nished making the changes you want, leave the menu system by pressing or .
FREESAT INSTALLATION
Press you will lose all channels from the favourite channels list, remove any channel locks you have set, restore any deleted channels, and reset the regional settings, TV type and lock PIN.
ADD NON-FREESAT CHANNELS
See the Non-Freesat Channels section of this guide on page 41 for full details of how you can add and watch non-Freesat channels.
NETWORK CONFIGURATION
See the On Demand TV section of this guide on page 39 for full details of how you can connect to and watch online services.
PARENTAL GUIDANCE
Press programme broadcast before the watershed with a guidance warning without fi rst entering your PIN. It also prevents displaying the system menu or formatting the hard disk without entering the PIN. To turn o parental guidance again press and enter your PIN.
to retune all the Freesat channels. If you retune Freesat,
to turn on parental guidance. This prevents watching any
parental
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HIDE ADULT CHANNELS
HINT: Do not operate this function unless you mean to delete all
channels, favourite channels, and the receiver’s configuration.
CHECK FOR SOFTWARE UPDATE
Press and channels. To show them again press and enter your PIN.
LOCK ONLINE CONTENT
Press any online services being viewed without first entering the lock PIN. See the On Demand TV section of this guide (page 39) for more details of how you can connect to and watch online services.
CHANGE PARENTAL PIN
Press to show the lock PIN menu. Change the PIN used by first entering the current PIN and then entering and confirming your choice of new PIN.
SOFTWARE UPDATE VIA OAD
Press to turn on or o the automatic software update.
SOFTWARE UPDATE VIA USB
Press to load new software for the receiver from a storage device connected to the USB socket on the back of the receiver. The device must be formatted with the FAT32 file system. Please refer to the documentation from your operating system for more information.
to hide and prevent access to the Freesat adult genre
to turn on or off the online content lock that prevents
Press to immediately check if there is a software update available.
RESTORE FACTORY DEFAULT
Press to revert all of the receiver settings to what they were when you first got your receiver and to start the installation procedure described in the Preparation section of this guide. Select between the options of reverting all settings and formatting the receiver’s hard disc, or just reverting the settings, and press to start the process.
INFORMATION MENU
This menu displays important information about your receiver and is helpful in diagnosing any potential problems.
We recommended you use a USB stick as many Hard Disks require more power than a single USB socket can provide. If using such a hard disk, please ensure it has an external power supply.
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You display the information menu by selecting the information
HINT: We recommend that you have this screen displayed
on your TV if you need to phone the Bush helpline.
HINT: If the receiver has made a connection with your
modem or home network, one or both of the small green and orange lights immediately above the Ethernet socket will light and/or flicker.
option in the main menu. Choose between the information sections by pressing the or buttons to move the highlight along the section bar.
On Demand TV
This section explains how to set up the receiver to
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SETTING UP FOR ON DEMAND TV
watch On Demand TV services, such as the BBC iPlayer and ITV Player catch-up services. You must have a broadband Internet connection in your home to watch On Demand TV.
The General menu section contains:
• Basic information used to identify the receiver.
• The current region the receiver is set to (based on the postcode input during installation).
• A phone number and website address for product support.
• Information about how much hard disk space you have available for recording.
The Signal menu section is used to help align your satellite dish or to troubleshoot a signal problem.
The Network menu displays your network settings. If it says “Not Connected” this means you do not have a network connection. Please see Section 5, “On Demand TV”, for more information about network settings.
Ensure the ETHERNET socket at the back of the receiver is connected to your router or hub. See the Connecting Your Receiver section (page 12) for more information.
Press the button on the remote control, select the Setup item, and then press to display the system menu. Select Network Configuration and press to display the Network Configuration menu. Check that the first menu item shows “DHCP” to automatically configure the network connection.
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SETTING UP FOR ON DEMAND TV (continued)
HINT: Consult the manual or supplier for your modem/
router or network for help choosing the correct addresses.
HINT: The On Demand TV channels are numbered from 900
and are in the On Demand section of the programme guide
If your broadband modem/router is not compatible with DHCP (Dynamic Host Confi guration Protocol), you will need to set the addresses manually. Use the confi guration to “static” and for each of the addresses in turn (IP Address, Subnet Mask, Router Address, and DNS Address) press
to highlight the address and then enter the 12 fi gures to set
that address.
When you have set the four addresses, press to return to the System menu.
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or buttons to change the
WATCHING ON DEMAND TV
You can switch to On Demand TV either through the interactive services on a channel providing On Demand TV, or through an online channel chosen by number or using the channel list or programme guide.
When you switch to an On Demand TV channel, it may take a few seconds longer to show the picture than a Freesat satellite channel. You will then need to progress through a series of menus, using the number
, ,
buttons, the coloured buttons, fi nd and start the programme you want to watch. You go through these menus in a di erent way depending on the online broadcaster.
and , and the button, to
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HINT: The controls for playback of an online programme
may dier to those you are used to on the receiver For example, BBC iPlayer uses the
button to pause and
play a programme, instead of the button.
Non-Freesat Channels
This section explains how to set up your Bush receiver to receive channels that are not included with Freesat.
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TUNING IN NON-FREESAT CHANNELS
Go to the Add Non-Freesat Channels menu by pressing , then select the Setup item, press to display the system menu, and to highlight the option to add non-Freesat channels, then press .
As well as receiving the many Freesat channels, the receiver can also be used to watch and record other channels, as long as they are broadcast from the same satellites as Freesat and are free.
You can add non-Freesat channels either by manually entering the tuning details for an individual transponder (a group of channels) or by allowing the receiver to scan all the transponders for non­Freesat channels. Choose a manual scan or an automatic scan by pressing the or buttons.
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TUNING IN NON-FREESAT CHANNELS (continued)
HINT: The tuning information for non-Freesat channels
may be printed in specialist magazines, or given on a specific channel’s website.
HINT: Non-Freesat TV channels are stored from channel
number 3001 and non-Freesat radio channels from 3500.
WATCHING NON-FREESAT CHANNELS
If you choose a manual scan, you should enter the frequency and symbol rate of the transponder to scan, using the number buttons, and its polarization, modulation and broadcast system by using the or buttons. You can move between the five items using the and buttons. When you have entered the tuning information, press to start the scan.
If you choose an automatic scan, just press
The receivers will take a few seconds to complete a Manual Scan and several minutes to finish an automatic scan. While it is scanning, the receiver displays the number of TV and radio channels found so far. When it is finished, the receiver will display a list of all the channels found.
You can choose to watch a non-Freesat channel from this list by moving the orange bar using the and buttons to highlight the channel you want and pressing by pressing or .
to start the scan.
, or return to watching TV
Non-Freesat channels and Freesat channels are stored separately in the receiver but you can switch between them quite easily. When you are watching a non-Freesat channel, the browsing bar displays the Bush logo instead of the Freesat logo.
While watching a non-Freesat channel, you can step through the other non-Freesat channels by pressing the or buttons. You cannot enter a four-digit channel number to switch to a non­Freesat channel, but you can press the button to switch to the channel you last watched, whether it was a Freesat or non-Freesat channel.
You can browse through the non-Freesat channels and programmes in the same way as you browse the Freesat channels. Press
or to display the browsing bar and then press the or buttons to see what is showing at the moment on any of the other non-Freesat channels, and to see the programmes on next.
or
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When you have some non-Freesat channels stored, the channel
HINT: The programme guide does not display non-Freesat
channels but most non-Freesat channels will display information about the current and next programmes in the browsing bar.
list displays both Freesat and non-Freesat channels. Go to the channel list by pressing the take you through the four channel lists available:
• Freesat TV Channels
• Freesat Radio Channels
• non-Freesat TV Channels
• non-Freesat Radio Channels
You can use the same channel list functions for any of the lists – lock or delete a channel, or add it to your favourite channels list.
If you put both Freesat channels and non-Freesat channels in the favourite channels list, you can switch from one to the other freely and easily.
button. Now pressing or will
PAUSING AND RECORDING NON-FREESAT CHANNELS
any programme displayed to record, just like on a Freesat channel. To set a recording of a non-Freesat channel in the future, use the manual recording menu (see the Advanced Use section on page 29).
You can pause a live non-Freesat channel using the button, just like a Freesat channel.
Most non-Freesat channels will display information about the current and next programmes in the browsing bar. You can set
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Appendix A – Troubleshooting
PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE WHAT TO DO
Power light off
Power supply cable disconnected. Check the power supply cable. Mains fuse blown. Check fuse
Receiver not switched on. Switch on receiver. Check mains cable, switch and fuse.
No set up screen
Signal lock failed
Signal strength below 50%
Not accepting postcode
‘No signal’ message
No picture or sound
No picture via HDMI
Full picture not visible
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HDMI/SCART cable disconnected.
Television not switched to HDMI/SCART input. Select television’s HDMI/SCART input.
Cables from the satellite dish disconnected or connected to unacceptable signal.
Dish in the wrong position. Reinstall the dish. Consult your installer if necessary. Dish in the wrong position. Reinstall the dish. Consult your installer if necessary.
Broadcast error.
Cable from the satellite dish disconnected.
Dish damaged or in the wrong position. Check the dish. Consult your installer if necessary.
HDMI/SCART cable disconnected.
Television not switched to HDMI/SCART input. Select television’s HDMI/SCART input.
Television does not support the current resolution.
Mismatched screen format or that is how the programme is being broadcast.
Check HDMI/SCART cable connection to receiver and television.
Check the cable connections at receiver and dish. Consult your installer if necessary.
Postcode tables are not being transmitted. Use red Default Channels button to activate default tuning.
Check the cable connections at receiver and dish. Consult your installer if necessary.
Check HDMI/SCART cable connections at receiver and television.
Keep MODE button pressed for 8 sec on your remote. This will reset the resolution to 720p.
Choose the correct screen size to suit your TV.
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PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE WHAT TO DO
Tuned to an SD channel. Tune to an HD channel.
TV picture not HD
TV not capable of HD. Connect the receiver to an HD-Ready TV. TV connected by SCART. Connect the TV with the HDMI lead. Receiver in standby. Switch on the receiver.
No response with remote control
Receiver switches off after 3 Hrs
Remote control not aimed at the receiver correctly.
Remote sensor on the front of the receiver is obstructed.
Auto Standby is on. Turn off the Auto Standby in the Set Up menu.
Aim the remote control at the receiver.
Check for obstructions in front of the receiver.
Wrong channel number used. Choose the channel from Channel List.
Cannot view a channel
Can’t record a programme
Scheduled recordings fail
No information for a channel in the programme guide
No digital text or interactive services
BBC iPlayer or ITV Player won’t load
Channel locked.
Already recording two other programmes.
The second LNB input is not connected to a valid signal
Information on the channel not downloaded. Wait for the download. You are on a non-Freesat channel. Select a Freesat channel.
Services not available on chosen channel.
No connection to Internet.
Enter your PIN. If you have forgotten it, please contact us for the Master PIN.
You can only record two channels simultaneously. Stop one of the recordings to record the programme.
Check the connection at the back of the receiver. If the connection is OK, consult your retailer or installer.
Switch to a channel broadcasting interactive services.
Check broadband connection and network configuration in system menu.
Can’t access System menu
You have forgotten your PIN. Please contact us for the Master PIN.
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Appendix B - Specications
Standard DVB-S/S2 Twin Tuners
Input frequency 950~2150MHz
Tuner
Hard Disk Drive
Video
Audio
USB
Internet Connectivity
Power Requirements
Dimensions
Input connector 2 x F type, Female 75 ohm
LNB supply 13.0V / 18.0V (max.300mA), Short Circuit Protected
Digital signal input level -20 to -65 dBm
Capacity 500 GB
HDMI output Resolution 576i / 576p / 720p / 1080i /1080p
SCART output TV (CVBS/RGB) & VCR (CVBS)
Aspect ratio 4:3, 16:9 & Letter Box
TV & VCR SCART output Audio left and right
Optical S/PDIF output Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital + & PCM
Host 2.0 (5V@500mA max). For software upgrade only.
Ethernet RJ-45 10/100 Base-T (with green Link LED & yellow Data LED)
Mains input voltage 100-240VAC~ 50Hz
Power consumption
Width, depth and height Width: 280mm, x depth: 183mm, height: 41mm
Max 25W (LNB with 200mA)
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Product Guarantee
This product is guaranteed against manufacturing
defects for a period of:
1
YEAR
This product is guaranteed for twelve months from the date
of original purchase. Any defect that arises due to faulty
materials or workmanship will either be replaced, refunded or
repaired free of charge where possible during this period by
the dealer from whom you purchased the unit.
The guarantee is subject to the following provisions:
• The guarantee does not cover accidental damage, misuse, cabinet parts, knobs or consumable items.
• The product must be correctly installed and operated in accordance with the instructions contained in this manual.
• It must be used solely for domestic purpose.
• The guarantee will be rendered invalid if the product is resold or has been damaged by inexpert repair.
• Specifications are subject to change without notice.
• The manufacturer disclaims any liability for the incidental or consequential damages.
• The guarantee is in addition to, and does not diminish your statutory or legal rights.
Guarantor: Argos Ltd. 489-499 Avebury Boulevard, Central Milton Keynes, MK9 2NW
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