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BUSH
Model: FSATHD Cat No: 246/2323
LET’S GET
STARTED
YOUR USER GUIDE
WELCOME TO FREESAT
We are so pleased you bought this Bush Freesat receiver.
IMPORTANT - Please read these instructions fully before installing or using.
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
• Easy plug and play set up
• Expert customer support - visit freesat.co.uk or call 0845 293 8232
Not included:
• Monthly subscriptions (It’s free)
• Lengthy contracts (It’s free forever)
• Baffling, complicated technology (It’s simple)
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: 0845 293 8232
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Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. Dolby and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.
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 requires a 100V to 240V AC ~ 50/60Hz mains supply and is fitted with a moulded plug. If the plug or cable breaks or becomes damaged do not use the receiver. If you need to change the fuse ensure you use an ASTA approved (BS1362) 3 Amp fuse and you refit the fuse cover.
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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 13 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 Searching for a channel 20 Regional channels 20 Using the programme guide 21 Interactive TV services 23
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Advanced Use 24
Using the favourites lists 24 Display mode 26 TV/DTV 26 Changing the channel list 26 The lock PIN 26 Using the setup menus 27
General menu section 27
- Subtitles 28
- Subtitle language 28
- Information 28 Picture menu section 28
- Screen type 29
- Display mode 29
- HDMI resolution 29
- Scart mode 29 Sound menu section 30
- Audio language 30
- Audio description volume 30
- Dolby digital 30
- Lip-sync delay 30
- Balance 31
continued...
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CONTENTS
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Advanced Use (continued) 31
Time menu section 31
- Auto stanby 31
- Sleep timer 31
- Auto turn on 31
- Auto turn off 31
- Time zone 32 System menu section 32
- Freesat installation 32
- Add non-Freesat channels 32
- Network confi guration 32
- Parental guidance 32
- Hide adult channels 32
- Lock online content 33
- Set lock pin 33
- Software update via OAD 33
- OAD software manual scan 33
- Software update via USB 33
- Restore factory default 33
On Demand TV 34
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Setting up for On Demand TV 34 Watching On Demand TV 35
Non-Freesat Channels 37
Tuning in non-Freesat channels 37 Watching non-Freesat channels 38
Appendix A Troubleshooting 40 Appendix B Specifi cations 42 Product Guarantee 43
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In The Box
In your Bush Freesat receiver pack you should fi nd the following items:
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Quick Start Guide
Main User Guide
HDMI cable to connect to
an HD-ready TV
Bush Freesat HD receiver
Batteries for the
remote control
Remote control
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YOUR RECEIVER
Front
POWER INDICATOR LIGHT (red for standby, blue for on)
STANDBY Switch the receiver on and off
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Rear
LNB IN Input for connection to satellite dish
USB Socket for upgrading the receiver’s software
HDMI Output for connection to a HD-ready television
OPTICAL S/PDIF Optical audio output for connection to a digital audio system
ETHERNET Network socket for connection to the Internet
POWER CABLE For connection to a mains plug socket
TV SCART Output for connection to a non-HD television
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REMOTE CONTROL
Standby - switches the receiver on and off.
Mute - silences the receiver’s sound.
0, 1 … 9 - buttons to directly select channels, enter numeric
value in the set-up menus and to enter your postcode.
Switches back to the last channel watched.
Displays your favourites lists and adds channels to them in
the channel list.
Displays the main menu screen.
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 option in a menu.
Turns the volume up and down.
Switches to the next or previous channel. Moves one page up
or down in the channel list.
Displays the channel list.
Displays the programme guide.
Exits a menu and returns to the main menu.
Exits a menu and returns to normal TV viewing.
Switches the TV SCART output between Freesat and the
TV’s tuner.
Displays the available audio menu to choose between
normal sound and audio description.
Switches between available screen display modes.
Displays the subtitles menu to select a subtitle type.
Displays interactive and digital text services (where available).
Red, green, yellow, blue – Chooses
options within menus.
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Preparation
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 Bush 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 Bush receiver on a firm, level surface close to the television, a mains electricity socket, and the cable from the dish. (See page 3 - Safety.)
Connect the cable from your dish to the LNB IN socket at the back of the receiver (if the dish cable is fitted with a wall socket inside your home, you will need a connecting cable, which you can get from your installer).
HINT: The “F-connector” used for the satellite dish cable
connection 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 Bush 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.
Plug the power cable from the rear of the Bush receiver into an available mains socket that is turned off.
You can also connect the Bush receiver to a stereo or surround sound system, so that you can listen to the TV sound through the sound system instead of (or as well as) the television’s speakers. If you connect an optical lead (not supplied) between the S/PDIF sockets on your receiver and digital sound system, you can listen to the TV sound in digital audio quality, or even in surround sound, depending on the broadcast and your 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 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.
SWITCHING ON
Take off the battery compartment cover from the back of the Bush receiver remote control by lifting it up while pushing the catch. Insert the two AAA batteries supplied, as shown on the inside of the compartment, and replace the compartment cover.
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SWITCHING ON (continued)
HINT: If you do not see this screen on your television, see
‘Troubleshooting’ on page 40.
Turn on your television set at it’s mains socket, then if necessary bring it out of standby and choose the HDMI input (see your television’s manual for guidance).
After a few seconds, the receiver’s first Freesat installation screen shown below will appear on the television screen:
TUNING IN
Switch on the mains socket the Bush receiver is connected to.
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When the first installation screen is displayed, use the or buttons to select the screen format of your television (16:9 Widescreen or the squarer 4:3 Traditional). Then press the button to highlight the HDMI Resolution selection box, and use the
or buttons to select the correct resolution for your television. Press to select the “Next” button and then press to display the next installation screen.
The signal check screen shows the strength and quality of the
HINT: 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.
HINT: Enter your postcode with the number buttons by
pressing the correct button on the remote a number of times to produce the relevant letter (printed above each button), or number, in the same way as ‘texting’ with a mobile phone. For example, for an ‘S’, you would press the
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button four times. If you make a mistake, the button
deletes the last character entered.
Freesat signal received from your satellite dish. If the signal lock fails, you should check the satellite dish connection at the back of the receiver (switch the receiver off and reconnect the cable if necessary). If the connection is OK, consult your dealer or installer.
Enter your postcode using the number buttons on the remote control, or press the red button to use the on-screen soft keyboard. You do not need to enter a space. Once you have entered your postcode, press the
button and then press to proceed.
When the signal lock is successful, press to proceed.
With the on-screen soft keyboard, enter each letter and number of the postcode by highlighting it on the keyboard using the
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TUNING IN (continued)
HINT: When new Freesat channels are introduced, you
do not need to retune your Bush receiver because it is automatically updated.
and buttons, then pressing . The red button deletes the last letter entered and the green button confirms the whole postcode.
Your Bush receiver will take a couple of minutes to 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
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
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
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to proceed.
Everyday Use
HINT: You should leave the Bush 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.
HINT: To save power, 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.
This section describes the day-to-day use of your Bush receiver – how to select the channels that you
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TURNING ON THE RECEIVER
Press the button on the remote control or the button on the front of the receiver. The power light on the front panel changes from red to blue when the receiver is powered up.
You can turn off the receiver, so it goes into standby, by pressing the
button on the remote control or the button on the receiver. When the receiver is in standby, the power light on the front panel turns red. The Bush receiver uses less power when in standby.
want to watch, view the programme schedules, and control the basic features.
CHANGING CHANNELS
Step through the channels by pressing the or buttons on the remote control or the and buttons on the front of the receiver.
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.
Press the watching to the channel you were watching before.
button to switch from the channel you are currently
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CHANGING CHANNELS (continued)
(press
HINT: The mute control also affects the sound supplied to
the VCR SCART socket, and so using this control while a programme is being recorded will affect the recording.
HINT: You can also display the browsing bar by pressing
or on the remote control while you are watching TV.
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
It 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
You can increase or decrease the volume by using the buttons 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 anytime to display the bar again.
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and
The information bar may also display symbols to indicate:
The programme is in High Defi nition. 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 channel is locked (see the Advanced Use section).
An HD version is available on another channel (press for
further details).
While the bar is displayed, press the
HINT: When the extra programme information is displayed,
you can still press
or to see what is on now or next and
and to see what is on other channels.
next programme, and the is on another channel, press the or this channel, press the bar from the screen at anytime, press .
while the bar is still displayed. To remove
button to see details of the
button to go back again. To see what
buttons. To change to
If you want to turn on subtitles, fi rst display the subtitles menu by pressing the to highlight “English” (or “English Teletext” for larger subtitles), and press menu and press
button and then use the and buttons
. To turn off subtitles, select “Off” from the subtitles
.
While the browsing bar is displayed, press more information about the selected programme, including a short summary. Pressing the extra information from the screen.
button once more removes the
again to display
SUBTITLES AND AUDIO DESCRIPTION
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 information bar.
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 symbol in the information bar.
To turn on audio description, press the available audio menu and then select “English Audio Description (MPEG)”.
button to display the
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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.
or buttons. The
SEARCHING FOR A CHANNEL
You can search for a channel by name, or a part of its name. Press the green button while on the channel list screen and enter the word that you want to search for using the on-screen keyboard.
The receiver shows a list of all channels with the search word within their name, for you to choose from in the normal way. You can press lists. Press
or to see the search results for the different channel
to clear the search.
REGIONAL CHANNELS
With Freesat, some channels, such as BBC1, broadcast regional variations of their channels. The initial regional variations are based on the postcode that you entered when you installed the receiver.
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
You can replace the regional variation of a channel in the channel list by pressing the blue button while the channel is highlighted. The current list will change to show the regional variations of that channel (if available).
The receiver programme guide displays details of all programmes
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.
showing on Freesat channels for the next week ahead.
Choose the region that you want from the list by moving the highlight bar through the list with the and buttons pressing
, or press to leave the region setting unchanged.
and then
USING THE PROGRAMME GUIDE
To access the guide, press the 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.
button on the remote control.
The programme guide shows a table of the programmes, with each page showing eight channels over a two-hour period.
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USING THE PROGRAMME GUIDE (continued)
HINT: You can jump through the list more quickly using the
or buttons to move to the next or previous page. The green and red buttons move the highlight bar through the schedule two hours forward or back, and the blue and yellow buttons move a day forward or back.
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
.
Information on the highlighted programme is shown above the table and you can read a full summary by pressing the Press
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 highlight programmes showing at different times.
again to remove the summary box.
buttons to move through the channels and the and
button.
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 shown next to a programme with a reminder set.
is
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.
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to switch the receiver to the channel and programme
You can see a list of all the programmes with reminders set by pressing the highlighting it and pressing the red button. Pressing
leaves the reminder list and returns to the programme guide. You can also cancel a reminder by highlighting the programme in the programme guide and pressing
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.
button, and you can cancel a reminder by
again
again or
You leave the programme guide and return to watching TV by pressing or button.
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. If interactive services are available, they will be indicated by an on-screen prompt – usually a red button in the top right-hand corner of the screen.
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.
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Advanced Use
This section explains how to get the most out of your Bush receiver.
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USING THE FAVOURITES LISTS
The favourites lists make it easier for you to choose the channel that you want to watch, by limiting the on-screen list to just a few channels, such as those of a particular type, or that one member of the family watches the most.
The receiver provides eight favourites lists, and it only takes a short time to set up the lists before they can be used. First, display the channel list, by pressing the
button.
Highlight the channel that you want to include in a favourites list, and press the Highlight the list that you want to include the channel in and press
to add the channel to that list (a star will appear next to it). You can add a channel to as many lists as you like. Channels can be removed from favourites lists by highlighting a list and pressing the button again. Press to store the changes to the lists, or press to cancel.
You can rename the favourites lists to suit their contents (for example, the type of channels in the list, or the name of person who has chosen them). With the list highlighted, press the red button and enter the name that you want for that list using the on-screen keyboard.
Once favourites lists have had channels assigned to them, they can be used in three ways.
button to show the eight lists available.
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1. In the channel list, favourites lists can be selected in the same
HINT: The channels in a favourites list appear in the same
order as in the normal channel list, regardless of the order you added them.
way as the Freesat TV and radio channel lists, by pressing the
buttons. Press to view a selected channel, to change
or the favourites lists it is assigned to, or PIN lock it by pressing the yellow button. Red deletes the selected channel from the current favourites list and green renames the current list.
2. During normal TV viewing, you can quickly choose a channel from the favourites lists by pressing the
button. Use or to switch to the
other lists, highlight the channel you want to watch, then press .
3. The programme guide can be filtered to only display the channels on a favourites list. Press to display the genre screen, then press the button on the remote control to display your favourites lists. Highlight the list you want to choose, and press
. Press from the guide to choose a different list.
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THE LOCK PIN
Some of the receiver’s functions can be locked to avoid accidental changes to the receiver’s setup, and you can lock particular channels to prevent some 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.
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 fill 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.
TV/DTV
DISPLAY MODE
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
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button will take you through the three available options.
If your TV is connected to the receiver’s TV SCART socket, 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.
pressing
CHANGING THE CHANNEL LIST
The channel list contains all the Freesat channels that the Bush receiver found when it was first installed, and may include some channels that you do not watch, do not want to include in the on­screen list, or do not want some members of your family to watch.
If you want to alter the channel list, first press the button to
HINT: If you want to unlock a channel that you have locked
before, highlight it in the channel list and press the yellow button. You will need to enter the PIN to complete the process.
display the channel list screen. To remove a channel, highlight it and press the red button to delete the channel. You need to confirm your choice to ensure you don’t delete a channel accidentally.
You can lock a channel to prevent it being selected for viewing without first entering the lock PIN. Highlight the channel and press the yellow button to lock it. A padlock symbol is shown next to all locked channels in the channel list.
USING THE SETUP MENUS
You display the receiver’s setup menu by pressing the button on the remote control. This shows the five sections in a bar across the top of the screen with the first section highlighted in orange. The menu options for the highlighted section are listed below, along with a picture representing that section.
You can choose between the menu sections by pressing the or buttons to move the highlight along the section bar. You choose an option within the section shown by pressing the button to move the highlight bar through the option list. Some of the selections available from different menu sections are for advanced use of the receiver. We recommended that you take the time to read this section carefully before you make any changes.
GENERAL MENU SECTION
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 .
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SUBTITLES
HINT: We recommend that you have this screen displayed
on your TV if you need to phone the Bush helpline.
INFORMATION
Press Switch subtitles off by pressing again.
SUBTITLE LANGUAGE
The Freesat channels can broadcast with subtitles available in a number of languages. The Bush receiver is set to English subtitles, but you can change this setting by pressing subtitle language menu.
Use and to highlight the language you want for subtitles (if available) and press
to switch on subtitles for all channels that provide them.
to show the
.
Press the Helpline phone number, signal strength and quality readings.
to show technical information about your receiver, including
PICTURE MENU SECTION
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 .
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HDMI RESOLUTION
HINT: This setting overrides the screen type you selected
when you first installed the receiver.
HINT: This menu option has the same effect as the button.
HINT: If you set an incompatible resolution or move your
receiver to a different TV that doesn’t support the active resolution, ensure the receiver is turned on and then press and hold the
button for 10 seconds. The resolution will be changed to 720p, which is supported by all HD televisions.
HINT: The RGB setting will usually produce the best quality
SCART picture but a few televisions cannot accept this signal (see your TV manual). This setting has no effect on the receiver’s HDMI output.
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 Widescreen. Press to confirm your choice. See Advanced Use ­Display Mode (page 24) for more information.
Press
to show the HDMI resolution menu and use the 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
to confirm your choice.
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.
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SOUND MENU SECTION
HINT: The volume level of Dolby Digital is fi xed, therefore
you cannot use the volume control buttons when you watch programming with Dolby Digital.
DOLBY DIGITAL
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
The Freesat channels can broadcast in a number of languages. The Bush receiver is set to English, but you can change this setting by pressing
Use and to move the orange highlight bar to the language you want for the soundtrack and press
to show the audio language menu.
.
Press from the S/PDIF and HDMI sockets, for all programmes that provide it (channels with Dolby Digital sound available show the
pressing Bush receiver to a product that supports Dolby Digital.
Warning! If you switch Dolby Digital on and your TV or sound system does not support it, you will not hear any audio on HD channels.
LIP-SYNC DELAY
If you are using the S/PDIF output with a sound system and fi nd the sound and picture falling out of sync, you can delay the sound output by a small amount to compensate.
Press TV picture, then use the of audio delay in 10ms steps from 0-250ms. Press your choice and return to the sound menu.
to switch on the Dolby Digital surround sound output
symbol in the information bar). Switch off Dolby Digital by
again. Only turn this on if you have connected your
to show the lip-sync delay menu on top of the normal
and buttons to adjust the amount
to confi rm
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BALANCE
SLEEP TIMER
You can alter the volume balance between the left and right stereo sound outputs by pressing
the
or buttons to alter the balance in favour of the right side
(positive) or left side (negative). Press
to show the balance menu and using
to confirm the setting.
TIME MENU SECTION
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 .
Press to choose a time up to 90 minutes after which the receiver automatically switches itself to standby. Press
AUTO TURN ON
You can set the Bush receiver to switch on automatically at a particular time. Press the every day, each week, on weekdays, weekends, or particular days of the week. Then use the
source (freesat TV or radio), the channel number and the sound volume. Press
AUTO TURN OFF
You can set the receiver to switch off automatically at a particular time. Press or day, each week, on weekdays, weekends, or particular days of the week. Then use the number buttons to set the switch-off time. Press
to show the sleep timer menu and use the and buttons
to confirm your choice.
to show the auto turn on menu and use
or buttons to set the timer to turn the receiver on once,
and buttons, along with the ,
and the number buttons to set the switch-on time, the channel
to confirm.
to show the auto turn off menu and use the
buttons to set the timer to turn the receiver off once, every
and buttons, along with the , and
to confirm.
AUTO STANDBY
To conserve power, the Bush 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 turn off by pressing the button.
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TIME ZONE
FREESAT INSTALLATION
If the Bush receiver is used outside of the UK, you should set the time zone so the local time is correctly displayed. Press the time zone menu and use the and buttons to highlight the correct European time zone for your location. Press to confi rm your choice.
to show
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 .
Press you will lose all channels from the favourites lists (but not the lists’ names), remove any channel locks you have set, and restore channels deleted from the channel list.
ADD NON-FREESAT CHANNELS
See the Non-Freesat Channels section of this guide (page 37) for full details of how you can add and watch non-Freesat channels.
NETWORK CONFIGURATION
See the On Demand TV section of this guide (page 34) for full details of how you can connect to and watch online services.
PARENTAL GUIDANCE
Press watching any programme broadcast with a parental guidance warning, or displaying the system menu, without fi rst entering the lock PIN.
HIDE ADULT CHANNELS
Press the Bush receiver to hide adult channels, all adult genre channels are removed from the programme guide and the channel list, and they cannot be selected by putting in the channel number or by skipping through the channels with the
to retune all the Freesat channels. If you retune Freesat,
to turn on or off the parental guidance lock. This prevents
to hide or show the adult Freesat channels. If you set
and
buttons.
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HINT: To prevent other users resetting this function and
showing the adult channels, we recommend that if you hide the adult channels, you also turn on the parental guidance lock.
SOFTWARE UPDATE VIA USB
LOCK ONLINE CONTENT
Press
to turn on or off the online content lock that prevents any online services being viewed without first entering the lock PIN. See the On Demand TV section of this guide (page 34) for more details of how you can connect to and watch online services.
SET LOCK PIN
Press
to show the set 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 off the automatic software update.
OAD SOFTWARE MANUAL SCAN
Press
to immediately search for new software to download.
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.
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.
RESTORE FACTORY DEFAULT
Press
to revert all 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.
You must enter the lock PIN, and then confirm in another menu, to start the process because it will delete all channels, favourite channels, favourite channel list names, and the receiver configuration.
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HINT: Consult the manual or supplier for your modem/
router or network for help choosing the correct addresses.
On Demand TV
HINT: You can read the latest information about Freesat
online TV services on the Freesat information page on channel 999.
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 RJ-45 socket will light and/or flicker.
This section explains how to set up the Bush receiver to watch On Demand TV services, such as the BBC
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iPlayer and ITV Player catch-up services. You must have a broadband Internet connection in your home to watch on demand TV.
SETTING UP FOR ON DEMAND TV
Ensure the ETHERNET socket at the back of the Bush receiver is connected to your router or hub. See the Connecting your receiver section (page 12) for more information.
Press the display the System menu. You should check that the Network Configuration menu option shows “DHCP” to automatically configure the network connection.
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button on the remote control and then press to
If your broadband modem/router is not compatible with DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol), you will need to set the addresses manually. Use the or buttons to change the configuration 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 the red button to edit the address.
Highlight each of the four “octets” that is to be changed, enter the number required using the number buttons, and press to confirm that address. When all four addresses have been set correctly, press to set the configuration and return to the system menu page.
You can check that the receiver has successfully connected to the
HINT: The online TV channels are numbered from 900 and
are in the On Demand section of the programme guide
Internet from the technical information page. Press the General menu (or, if you are no longer on the System menu page, first press “Information” option, then press
If the IP address item shows a number in four sections separated by dots, then the receiver is connected to your local network. If online services still do not work, you should check your router’s connection to the internet. If “Not Connected” is shown, you should carefully check the broadband connection and the Network Configuration.
) and use the button to highlight the
.
to display
WATCHING ON DEMAND TV
You can switch to On Demand TV either through the interactive services on a channel providing online 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, to find and start the programme you want to watch. You go through these menus in a different way depending on the online broadcaster.
, , and , and the
button,
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WATCHING ON DEMAND TV (continued)
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Non-Freesat Channels
HINT: The tuning information for non-Freesat channels
may be printed in specialist magazines, or given on a specific channel’s website.
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
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 other channels, as long as they are broadcast from the same satellites as Freesat and are free.
.
or by allowing the Bush receiver to scan all the transponders for non-Freesat channels. Choose between a manual scan or an automatic scan by pressing the
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 by using the can move between the three items using the and buttons. When you have entered the tuning information, press the scan.
or buttons.
or buttons. You
to start
You can add non-Freesat channels either by manually entering the tuning details for an individual transponder (a group of channels)
If you choose an automatic scan, just press
to start the scan.
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TUNING IN NON-FREESAT CHANNELS (continued)
HINT: Non-Freesat TV channels are stored from channel
number 3001 and non-Freesat radio channels from 4001.
The Bush receiver will take a few seconds to complete a Manual Scan and about five minutes to finish an Auto 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 .
, or return to watching TV
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
You can also switch directly to the channel you want using the number buttons. All the non-Freesat channel numbers have four digits. If you enter only the three digits of a Freesat channel, the receiver will switch to that Freesat channel.
or buttons.
WATCHING NON-FREESAT CHANNELS
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 information
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While watching a Freesat channel you cannot enter a four-digit channel number to switch to a non-Freesat channel, but you can press the
button to switch to the channel you last watched,
whether it was a freesat or non-freesat channel.
HINT: The programme guide does not display non-Freesat
channels.
You can browse through the non-Freesat channels and programmes in the same way as you browse the Freesat channels. Press
or or to display the information 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.
When you have some non-Freesat channels stored, the channel list displays both Freesat and non-Freesat channels. If you have created any favourites lists, they will also be displayed. Go to the channel list by pressing the
button.
If you put your favourite Freesat channels and your favourite non­Freesat channels in the same favourites list, you can switch from one to the other freely and easily.
Now pressing
or will take you through the channel lists
available:
• Freesat TV Channels
• Freesat Radio Channels
• non-Freesat TV Channels
• non-Freesat Radio Channels
• favourites lists (if created)
You can use the same channel list functions for any of the lists, so you can search the non-Freesat channels for a word, lock or delete a channel, or add it to your favourites lists.
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Appendix A – Troubleshooting
PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE WHAT TO DO Power light off
No set up screen
Signal lock failed
Not accepting postcode
‘No signal’ message
No picture or sound
No picture via HDMI
Power supply cable disconnected. Check the power supply cable.
Receiver not switched on.
HDMI/SCART cable disconnected.
Television not switched to HDMI/SCART input. Select television’s HDMI/SCART input.
Cable from the satellite dish disconnected.
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.
Selected an incompatible HDMI resolution – many TVs don’t support 1080p or 1080i, but only 720p.
Check the mains adapter is plugged in and mains socket is turned on. Turn on receiver.
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 green 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.
Whilst the receiver is on, press and hold the button for 10 seconds and the resolution will be changed to 720p.
Full picture not visible
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Mismatched screen format or that is how the programme is being broadcast.
Using the Picture menu, choose the correct screen type and display mode to suit your TV (see page 28)
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 Time 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
No information for a channel in the programme guide
No digital text or interactive services
BBC iPlayer or ITV Player won’t load
Can’t access System menu
Channel locked.
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. Switch to a channel broadcasting interactive services.
No connection to Internet.
You have forgotten your PIN Please contact us for the Master PIN.
Enter your PIN. If you have forgotten it, please contact us for the Master PIN.
Check broadband connection and network configuration in system menu.
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Appendix B – Specications
Standard DVB-S/S2 Input frequency 950~2150MHz
Tuner
Video
Audio
USB Internet Connectivity
Power Requirements
Dimensions Weight
Input connector F type, female 75 ohm LNB supply 14V/18V (maximum 350mA), short-circuit protected Digital signal input level -65dBm to -20dBm HDMI output Resolution 576i / 576p / 720p / 1080i /1080p SCART output TV (CVBS/RGB) Aspect ratio 4:3, 16:9 & Letterbox 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 Mains input voltage 100-240V AC~ 50/60Hz Power consumption Width x Depth x Height 210mm x 137mm x 41mm Receiver only 550 grams
Max 20W (LNB with 350mA)
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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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