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The FOXTEL Remote Control
FOXTEL
Takes you from the TV Guide (or
any FOXTEL Digital screen) to the
last channel you were watching
Takes you back to FOXTEL after
you have been using ‘AV mode’
av
Switches to ‘AV mode’, to use
your VCR, or other item connected
through your FOXTEL iQ2
on demand
To order ON DEMAND movies
and pay-per-view events
tv guide
Displays your FOXTEL Digital
Guide’s programme listings
setup
Displays the Setup screen, to
alter the FOXTEL iQ2’s settings
vol + and –
Changes the volume up or down
mute
Turns the sound on or off
back
Jumps back to the previous screen
rewind
Rewinds the programme
S
Puts your set-top unit into or out
of standby
active
Displays the Active menu for
FOXTEL’s range of interactive
services
planner
Displays your Personal Planner
i
Displays more information about
a programme
ch + and –
Changes channel and pages up
and down through listings in the
TV Guide and Personal Planner
arrow buttons
U, D, L, R
Moves the highlight around the
screen
select
Confirms a choice or makes a
selection
Also displays the i-search banner
help
Tunes to the Customer Care
channel or displays help
information
pause
Pause the programme or starts a
‘Live Pause’ recording
play
Plays a recorded programme
fast forward
Fast forwards the programme
stop
Stops playback of the programme
record
Records the programme
colour buttons
Use to select the matching colour
option shown on screen, or as
explained in this User Guide. Also,
the red button launches an active
service when you see the red
button on your TV screen
number buttons (0-9)
Use to change channel, enter
numbers and select on-screen
options
Important TV care information
Do not allow a still image to be displayed on your TV screen for an extended period of time. This can
cause a permanent residual image (‘burn-in’) remaining on your screen. Examples of still images
include:
- Channel logos and interactive invite icons;
- Images displayed in a 4:3, 14:9 and 16:9 mode that are different to your TV set up;
- On-screen information (ie Tickers and Active features) that are part of programmes;
- Electronic Programme Guides;
- Interactive applications such as Games and voting features.
Plasma, Rear Projection and LCD televisions are at a higher risk of burn-in. These televisions are more
prone to burn-in during the first 200 hours of use.
Always consult your television manufacturer’s manual for proper operating instructions.
This item incorporates copyright protection technology that is protected by U.S. patents and other
intellectual property rights of Rovi Corporation. Reverse engineering or disassembly is prohibited.
Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. Dolby and the double-D symbol are trademarks
of Dolby Laboratories.
HDMI, the HDMI Logo, and High-Definition Multimedia Interface are trademarks or registered trademarks of
HDMI Licensing LLC in the United States and other countries.
DVB is a registered trademark of the DVB Project.
Welcome to FOXTEL iQ2
Thank you for choosing FOXTEL. This User Guide provides you with
instructions on how to use the FOXTEL iQ2 and remote control.
v The FOXTEL iQ2
The FOXTEL iQ2 receives digital information via cable or satellite,
decodes this information and sends it to your TV.
This includes all the FOXTEL services - from FOXTEL channels and the
FOXTEL guide, to ON DEMAND and FOXTEL Box Office.
As well as this, the FOXTEL iQ2 allows you to record and play back TV
programmes - allowing you to timeshift your favourite programmes
to a time when it is convenient for you to watch them! You can
even use the FOXTEL iQ2 to rewind or pause live TV - then resume
watching from the rewind or pause point and fast-forward to catch
up with live TV.
The FOXTEL iQ2 is intended for timeshifting your viewing and not
permanent storage or an archive. Your recordings will be lost if a
hardware fault develops in the FOXTEL iQ2 or smartcard or if a major
software upgrade requires a reformat of the hard disk. If the hard
disk becomes full, older recordings may be lost if you have not used
the ‘Keep’ option to store them. Recordings cannot be transferred
between multiple FOXTEL iQ2 units. Individual programmes may
delete once the licence period has expired. All FOXTEL iQ2 functions
require a current FOXTEL subscription and connection to FOXTEL signal.
The FOXTEL iQ2 has an internal disk. It also has the ability to tune to 4
digital channels at once, which allows you to record two digital channels
while watching a different one, or while using an Active service such as
Sky News Active whilst On Demand uses the fourth tuner.
WELCOME
v Updates to FOXTEL iQ2
From time to time, the FOXTEL iQ2 may be updated. Updates will
usually occur automatically. You should not unplug the FOXTEL iQ2
from the power point, as this may affect the installation, and the
availability of any updates which may occur.
Updates provide enhanced features and new screens may become
available. Although any new screens may look a little different
from those described in this User Guide, you will be able to use the
same techniques (e.g. highlight and select) to navigate around the
screens.
You should also keep the FOXTEL iQ2 plugged in order to receive ON
DEMAND downloads (for example FOXTEL Box Office HD movies).
v Getting in touch with FOXTEL
If you have any questions about your new FOXTEL service please call
FOXTEL on 131 999 (7:30am - 11pm AEST).
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For your safety
The FOXTEL iQ2 has been manufactured to meet international safety
standards. To obtain the best results and operate the FOXTEL iQ2 safely it is
important that you read the safety instructions below.
If you have any doubts about the installation, operation or safety of the
FOXTEL iQ2, please consult FOXTEL.
WARNING!
Remember that contact with 240 V AC power can be lethal or can
cause a severe electric shock. To avoid this risk:
Never remove the top cover from the FOXTEL iQ2 as there are
high-voltage live parts inside. There are no user-serviceable
parts inside the FOXTEL iQ2.
Make sure that all electrical connections are safe and secure.
Do not connect any of the equipment (FOXTEL iQ2, TV, video
recorder etc.) to the power supply until you have properly
connected all the other leads.
Disconnect the FOXTEL iQ2 from the power supply (by
disconnecting its power lead from the power point on the wall)
before you disconnect any other equipment from its rear panel.
Never push anything into the holes, slots or other openings of
the FOXTEL iQ2 case (except the FOXTEL Smartcard into its correct
slot).
CAUTION!
✔To ensure a free flow of air around the FOXTEL iQ2, allow as an absolute
minimum 10cm clearance on sides and 15cm clearance on top of the
FOXTEL iQ2.
Note: The recommended clearances are 10cm clearance on sides and
15cm clearance on top of the FOXTEL iQ2.
✔If the FOXTEL iQ2 is placed with other items of audio/video equipment
in a cabinet, make sure all items have sufficient space all around them,
to allow ventilation and prevent overheating.
✘Do not install the FOXTEL iQ2vertically, install only in horizontal
orientation.
✘Never stand the FOXTEL iQ2 on soft furnishings or carpets. Do not cover
any ventilation slots.
✘Do not place the FOXTEL iQ2 in an unventilated cabinet or on top of a
unit which emits heat (e.g. a TV).
✘ Do not stack items of audio/video equipment in a crowded space.
✘ Do not use or store the FOXTEL iQ2 in hot, cold, damp or dusty places.
✘ Do not put anything on the FOXTEL iQ2 which might melt, drip or spill
into it. Never stand objects filled with liquids, such as vases, on top of
the FOXTEL iQ2.
✘Never place naked flame sources, such as lighted candles, on top of the
FOXTEL iQ2.
✘Do not pick up or otherwise move the FOXTEL iQ2 while it is connected
to the mains supply. If you want to move the FOXTEL iQ2, first
disconnect it, then wait at least 30 seconds before continuing.
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Using the FOXTEL iQ2
Getting started
v Switching the FOXTEL iQ2 on and off
Whenever you are not using the FOXTEL iQ2 you should put it into
standby. You should not unplug it at the power point.
u To put the FOXTEL iQ2 into standby, press S.
The standby light on the front panel shines red.
u To take the FOXTEL iQ2 out of standby and switch it on, press
FOXTEL on the remote control (or S again).
Note
You can also press tv guide, on demand, active or planner to
take the FOXTEL iQ2 out of standby.
v Changing channel
You can change the channel by using:
u the ch + and ch - buttons;
u the number buttons (channel numbers are always three
digits, for example 108);
u the back button to remove any onscreen display, then, when
the screen is clear, press the back button again to take you to
the previous channel you were viewing; or
u the FOXTEL Guide described in the later sections.
When you change channel, a banner (the
briefly to show information about the channel. It automatically
disappears after a few moments, or you can press back to remove
it immediately.
For more information about the i-search banner, see page 11.
i-search banner
GETTING STARTED
) displays
Blocked channels
Sometimes you might change channel to a blocked channel or
programme. This means the channel or programme has been
restricted by your Parental Control settings, so you will not be
permitted to view it simply by changing channel to it.
To unblock the channel or programme, you will need to enter your
PIN. For more information, see page 58.
v Changing the volume
u To change the volume, press vol + or vol -.
u To turn the sound on or off, press mute.
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Getting started
v What is the FOXTEL Guide?
The FOXTEL Guide helps you to experience the most out of FOXTEL. It
is an easy-to-use on-screen guide to the FOXTEL service.
All of the FOXTEL Guide features are controlled by using the FOXTEL
remote control. The FOXTEL Guide allows you to:
u watch programmes and at the same time find out what is
showing on other channels;
u see on-screen TV programme listings seven days ahead via the
TV guide;
u see start and end times of each programme;
u see classification ratings of each programme;
u choose an interactive programme when scheduled;
u order FOXTEL Box Office movies, sports and events;
u set reminders for future programmes using the Personal
Planner;
u set the FOXTEL iQ2 to record programmes on now or showing
in the future;
u watch programmes you have recorded;
u access a range of Active Services;
u watch programmes in ON DEMAND, including FOXTEL Box Office
HD movies;
u search TV programme listings via the FOXTEL Guide;
u change settings on the FOXTEL iQ2, including the Parental
Control settings, to make sure the FOXTEL iQ2 works how you
want it to.
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Using the FOXTEL iQ2
Getting started
v Using the FOXTEL remote control with the
FOXTEL Guide
Whichever section of the FOXTEL Guide you are looking at, you
always use the remote control in the same way.
u To display any section of the FOXTEL Guide, press the
corresponding button on the remote control, for example,
to display ON DEMAND, press on demand.
u Use the arrows to move the highlight around the screen,
then to choose the highlighted item, press select.
u On many of the FOXTEL Guide screens, you use the colour
buttons to choose options or change the display. When a
colour button is displayed next to an option, press the same
colour button on the remote control to choose that option.
u Press the number buttons to enter numbers on the screen.
You can also use the number buttons as a short-cut,
whenever a numbered list is shown.
u You can use the number buttons to write the letters and
symbols marked on the buttons onto the screen. Press the
button once for the first letter, and again for the next letter,
until the letter you want is displayed (similar to sending
text messages with your mobile phone).
GETTING STARTED
u To see information about a highlighted programme, press
u To remove any screen, and go back to the previous FOXTEL
Guide screen, press back.
u When full screens of listings are displayed, you can press
ch + and ch - to ‘page up’ and ‘page down’ a full screen of
listings.
u To return to the digital channel you were last watching,
press FOXTEL.
i
.
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Getting started
v Using the FOXTEL remote control to record and
watch programmes
The buttons on the FOXTEL remote control that you use to record and
watch programmes are towards the centre of the remote control
and are described below. These buttons can be used in the same
way in various places, for example, you can press R to record while
you are watching TV, or when a programme is highlighted in the TV
Guide, Box Office or Personal Planner. The full range of possibilities
with these buttons are described throughout this User Guide.
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u To record a programme, press R.
u To rewind a programme, press rewind ().
u To pause a programme or start a ‘Live Pause’ recording, press
pause ( ).
u To play a recorded programme, or restart a paused programme,
press play ( ).
u To fast forward a recorded programme, press fast forward ().
u To stop playback of a programme, press stop ( ).
Using the FOXTEL iQ2
Getting started
v Using the i-search banner
You can display the i-search banner to find out:
u what is showing on any channel, now and later on;
u more about a programme you are interested in.
You can then use the i-search banner to:
u tune to a programme you want to watch;
u record the programme you are watching, or a programme on
a different channel;
u set a reminder for a future programme;
u set the FOXTEL iQ2 to record a future programme.
While the i-search banner is displayed, you can continue to watch
the current channel.
Displaying the i-search banner
u To display the i-search banner, press i (or select).
GETTING STARTED
u To see the programmes showing on different channels, press
U or D to scroll through the channels.
u To see what programmes are on at different times, for up
to the next six hours, on the channel listed in the i-search
banner, press R or L to scroll through the times.
u To display the i-box, to show more information about the
current or next programme on any channel (see page 13), press
i again.
u To remove the i-search banner without changing channel,
press back, or wait a few moments - it disappears
automatically.
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Getting started
Watching a programme
If you see a programme in the i-search banner you want to watch,
press select.
If the programme is on now, the FOXTEL iQ2 tunes to it
automatically; if it is on at a later time, a reminder will be set.
Instantly recording a programme
If you see a programme in the i-search banner that you want to
record, press R to record it.
If the programme is on now, the FOXTEL iQ2 starts recording
instantly. If it is on at a later time, the FOXTEL iQ2 will record the
programme when it starts.
An R symbol (see right) displays on the i-search banner, next to the
programme, to show you the programme is selected for recording.
The programme is also added to the Personal Planner (see page 34).
For more information about recording programmes and using the
Personal Planner, see ‘Personal Planner’ on page 34 and ‘Recording
programmes’ on page 40.
Note
If you are using Instant Rewind (see page 17) when you press R, the
recording will start from the earliest point in the programme that
you could rewind to. Depending on your settings, this may be up to
60 minutes before live TV.
Record symbol
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Setting a reminder
If you see a programme in the i-search banner that you want to
watch, but it is on at a later time, press select.
The FOXTEL iQ2 sets a reminder for you. This means, the
programme is added to the Personal Planner (see page 34) and a
clock symbol (see right) displays on the i-search banner, next to
the programme, to show you the programme has been added to
the Personal Planner.
When the programme is about to start, a reminder message
displays to let you know.
Reminder symbol
Using the FOXTEL iQ2
Getting started
v Displaying the i-box
While the i-search banner is displayed, you can view the i-box, which
gives extra information about the programme listed in the i-search
banner.
u While the i-search banner is displayed (see page 11), to view the
i-box, press i.
GETTING STARTED
The i-box includes a programme synopsis (summary), codes and
symbols which provide you with additional information about the
programme. These are explained on page 14.
u To remove the i-box, press i again.
Codes and symbols in the programme information
screens
The i-box may include symbols and codes giving particular
information about programmes.
The list on page 14 provides an explanation of these symbols and
codes.
What are Closed Captions?
Closed Captions are a transcription of the audio soundtrack, displayed
on-screen. If Closed Captions are available you can choose whether
you wish to see them or not - (see page 54 and page 72). The Closed
Captions symbol (see page 14) is displayed on the i-search banner and
i-box when Closed Captions are available.
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Getting started
Symbol / Code:Explanation:
The start and finish times of the programme.
Classification symbol (see below for classification codes).
The programme is shown in High Definition (HD)
The programme is shown in widescreen format.
Closed captions are available for this programme. (For
more information about Closed Captions, see pages 46
and 59.)
Subtitles are available for this programme.
Dolby Digital 5.1 or Dolby Surround. If your TV or AV
receiver has Dolby Digital decoding capabilities, you will
experience enhanced sound on this programme.
Indicates that a reminder has been set for the programme.
Shows that the programme has been selected for
recording.
Classification codes
P
C
G
PG
M
MA
AV
R
–
Consumer advice codes
a
d
h
l
m
n
s
v
Suitable for pre-school children.
Suitable for children.
General, suitable for all audiences.
Parental guidance is recommended as to the suitability of
the programme for children under 15.
Recommended for viewers aged 15 years or over.
Suitable only for viewers aged 15 or over - children under
15 are not permitted to watch MA programmes unless in
the company of a parent or adult guardian.
Suitable for adult viewers only - violent content.
Suitable only for adult viewers aged 18 and over.
Not classified (exempt from classification).
Adult themes
Drugs
Horror
Strong language
Medical procedures
Nudity
Sexual scenes
Violence
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Using the FOXTEL iQ2
Getting started
v Using Live Pause
u While you are watching a TV programme, you can pause it at
any moment you want - just press pause on the FOXTEL remote
control.
The TV picture and sound ‘freeze’, and the FOXTEL iQ2 starts recording
the programme.
GETTING STARTED
u When you want to continue watching the programme from the
Live Pause point, press pause again, or press play.
When in live-pause the live-pause symbol displays on-screen (see
right). The number shows the number of minutes you are ‘behind’ the
actual live TV programmes.
While you are watching the Live Pause recording, you can use
pause, play, fastforward and rewind to move through the
recording. Symbols display on your TV screen to show you what is
happening (see page 95), and the lights on the front panel playback
indicator light up (see page 79). If you fast forward to the end of the
recording, the FOXTEL iQ2 takes you back to normal TV viewing.
While you are watching the Live Pause recording, the FOXTEL iQ2
continues recording the programme until it finishes. However, you can
press FOXTEL at any point to stop Live Pause and resume normal TV
viewing. When you stop Live Pause, the recording is deleted.
If you change channel, or launch an interactive application this will
also stop and delete the Live Pause.
Note
When you use Live Pause the FOXTEL iQ2 caches the programme,
it is not added to the Personal Planner.
to normal TV, or launch an interactive application, the Live Pause cache
is deleted. To record the programme to the Personal Planner, to watch
it in the future, press the record button (see page 40).
This means, once you return
but
Live Pause
Playback symbol
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Getting started
Using other FOXTEL Guide features while you are using Live
Pause
While you are using Live Pause, you can use the i-search banner
(see page 11) to find out what is showing now and later.
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Using the FOXTEL iQ2
Getting started
v Using Instant Rewind
If the Instant Rewind feature is switched on (see page 66), at
any moment while you are watching TV, you can rewind the
programme you are watching to catch something you missed.
uTo use Instant Rewind, press rewind on the FOXTEL remote
control. Depending on your settings, you can rewind up to 60
minutes before live TV. You can increase the rewind speed
by pressing rewind again. (To slow down the rewind speed,
press fast forward.)
uWhen you reach the point you want to watch from, press
play. A symbol briefly displays on-screen (see right). The
number shows the number of minutes you are ‘behind’ the
actual live TV programmes.
You can continue watching the entire programme from that point -
the FOXTEL iQ2 will continue recording until the end of the
programme. Or you can press fast forward to catch up with
normal TV again.
While you are watching an Instant Rewind recording, symbols
display on your TV screen to show you what is happening (see
page 95), and the lights on the front panel playback indicator light up
(see page 79).
You can press stop (
If you change channel, access an interactive application or playback
a recording the Instant Rewind recording is deleted.
) at any point to catch up to live viewing.
GETTING STARTED
Instant Rewind
Playback symbol
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FOXTEL Guide
v TV Guide
The TV Guide provides you with a listing of all programmes available
on all channels for the next seven days, making it easy to find the
programmes you want to watch.
u To see the TV Guide, press tv guide on the FOXTEL remote control.
TV listings are displayed as follows:
u All Channels - all programmes on all channels for today and
the week ahead, listed by channel number.
u Channels 9, 7,10, ABC, SBS - Open Broadcaster channels.
u Entertainment, Movies, Sport, News & Documentaries,
Kids & Family, Music & Radio and Special Interest -
programmes for the next seven days, in the channel genres
shown, listed by channel number.
u HD Channels - programmes for the next seven days displayed
on HD channels.
u Search (accessed by the red button)- search programmes by
A-Z, by Closed Caption or by HD.
u iSuggest (accessed by the green button) - allows access to an
interactive application.
u My Favourites - (accessed by the yellow button) – provides
you with a grid of your favourite channels (to set up your
Favourites see page 75).
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Finding a programme
There are a number of ways to search for a programme. You can
search by all channels, or by channel genre.
Searching by All Channels
To choose a programme from the full listings, press tv guide on the
FOXTEL remote control, highlight ‘All Channels’ then press select. The
All Channels screen displays.
Using the FOXTEL iQ2
FOXTEL Guide
The start times and the day are shown at the top of the listings.
u To see what programmes are on at different times, press
L or R.
u To move through the list of channels, press U or D.
u You can use the ch + and ch – on the remote control to see
the previous or next section of the channel listing.
u Use the red button on the remote control to access the Video
View (displays the last viewed channel in the top right hand
corner). If the red button is pressed again it will remove the
Video View and return to a full page of listings (see page 63 for
default settings).
u Use the green button on the remote control to access
Channel View. Once the green button is pressed it will display
a single channel’s listings vertically. Press L or R to scroll
through the channels. When in Channel View you are able to
enter the channel number using the remote control number
pad to display that channels listings.
u Use the yellow (+24 hours) and blue (-24 hours) buttons on
the remote control to move forward and backwards by 24
hours through the listings.
u To display the i-box (see page 13), press i.
u To remove the All Channels listing, press back or FOXTEL.
FOXTEL DIGITAL GUIDE
Searching by Channel Genre
If you know what type of channel you want to watch, you can
search by channel genre, such as Sport.
u To choose a programme by channel genre, press tv guide,
highlight a channel genre then press select. The listings
screen for that channel genre displays.
You use this screen in the same way as the All Channels screen.
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FOXTEL Guide
v Search
Search Programmes
Programmes can be searched by programme genre sorted by time or
A-Z, programmes can also be searched by Closed Caption or by HD.
u To access this area, press tv guide, then press the red button
for Search.
The Search Programmes screen displays.
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Programmes by Time
If you want to see a list of all the programmes showing at a
particular time, you can search in programmes by time.
u To choose a programme by time, highlight ‘Programmes By
Time’ then press select.
The Programmes By Time screen displays.
u Highlight one of the programme genres listed, then press select.
The listings screen for that programme genre displays, with the
programmes listed in the order they are showing.
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FOXTEL Guide
u To move through the list of programmes, press U or D.
u You can choose to view by sub-genre. Press a colour button
(shown at the bottom of the screen) to choose the sub-genre
you want.
u Different sub-genres may be available. Press L or R to view all
the available sub-genres.
u Use ch + and ch - to page through the list.
FOXTEL DIGITAL GUIDE
Programmes A-Z
u To choose a programme sorted by title, highlight ‘Programmes
A-Z’ then press select.
The Programmes A-Z screen displays.
u Highlight one of the genres listed, then press select.
The listings screen for that programme genre displays, with the
programmes listed by title then showing time.
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FOXTEL Guide
To search using Programmes by A-Z you are able to use the FOXTEL
remote to enter in the first letter of the programme you are looking
for.
u To jump to a letter use the FOXTEL remote number buttons to enter
the first letter of the programme, for example press the 3 button to
jump to programmes starting with ‘d’ or press the 5 button three
times to jump to programmes starting with ‘l’.
u To move through the list of programmes, press U or D.
u You can choose to view by sub-genre. Press a colour button
(shown at the bottom of the screen) to choose the sub-genre
you want.
u Different sub-genres may be available. Press L or R to view all
the available sub-genres.
u Use ch + and ch - to page through the list.
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Note
A programme may not be listed under the first word of the title if the
first word is “The” or “A”. If the first word of a programm title is “The”
or “A”, try searching the listings using the second word. For example,
to find “The Matrix”search under “M”.
Using the FOXTEL iQ2
FOXTEL Guide
Programmes By Closed Caption
If you want to see a list of all closed captioned and subtitled
programmes, showing at a particular time, you can search by
closed caption.
u To choose a programme by Closed Caption, highlight
‘Programmes By Closed Caption’ then press select.
The Programmes By Closed Caption screen appears.
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FOXTEL DIGITAL GUIDE
u Highlight one of the genres listed, then press select.
The listings screen for that genre displays, with the programmes
listed in the order they are showing.
u To move through the list of programmes, press U or D.
u Use ch + and ch - to page through the list.
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FOXTEL Guide
Programmes By HD
If you want to see a list of all HD programmes, showing at a particular
time, you can search by HD.
u Highlight one of the genres listed, then press select.
The listings screen for that genre displays, with the programmes
listed in the order they are showing.
u To move through the list of programmes, press U or D.
u Use ch + and ch – to page through the list.
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FOXTEL Guide
Channel View
If you want to search for programmes one channel at time, you can
search in Channel View.
u To choose a programme by channel view, highlight ‘Channel
View’ then press select (or press the green button within
listings grid).
The Channel View screen appears.
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FOXTEL DIGITAL GUIDE
u Listings for a single channel appear vertically. Press L or R
to scroll through the channels.
u To move through the list of programmes press U or D.
u Enter the channel number using the remote control number
pad to display that channel’s listings.
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FOXTEL Guide
v My Favourites
If you want to see a listings grid of your favourite channels press
the yellow button on the remote control when viewing the front
page of the tv guide.
If you have setup your favourite channels (see page 75) the screen
shown below will appear with all your favourite channels listed.
Maximum number of favourites is 50.
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Using the FOXTEL iQ2
Using the FOXTEL iQ2
FOXTEL Guide
Choosing a programme to watch or setting a
reminder
u When you see a programme you want to watch, highlight it
then press select.
If the programme is on now, the FOXTEL iQ2 tunes to it
immediately.
If the programme is on later, the FOXTEL iQ2 sets a reminder for
you. The Personal Planner displays, showing the programme you
have just added, together with a reminder symbol next to it (see
right). For more information about the Personal Planner, see page 34.
Choosing a programme to record
u When you see a programme you want to record, highlight it
then press R (the record button).
If the programme is on now, the FOXTEL iQ2 starts recording
instantly. If it is on at a later time, the FOXTEL iQ2 will record the
programme when it starts.
The Personal Planner displays, showing the programme you have
just added, together with an R symbol next to it (see right). For
more information about the Personal Planner, see page 34. For more
information about recording programmes, see page 40.
u To return to the TV Guide from the Personal Planner, press
back.
Reminder symbol
Record symbol
FOXTELDIGITALGUIDE
FOXTEL DIGITAL GUIDE
Notes
Some programmes may be ‘FOXTEL Box Office’ programmes, which
means you need to order the programme before you can watch
or record it. If this is the case, you will see a message with the
programme details and order price. For more information, see page
28.
If you choose a programme that is on a channel to which you do
not currently subscribe, a message will display to explain how you
can include the channel in the subscription.
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ON DEMAND
v ON DEMAND
The ON DEMAND menu contains FOXTEL First, FOXTEL BOX Office,
Main Event and Adult titles. FOXTEL FIRST provides a selection of
programmes across the FOXTEL platform, FOXTEL BOX OFFICE RECENT
contains PPV On Demand HD and SD titles, which are available for
instant viewing from the comfort of your own home. FOXTEL BOX
OFFICE NEW is the standard definition pay per view movie service
that lets you order movies from the comfort of your own home.
FOXTEL FIRST Service
The FOXTEL FIRST service has a mix of titles provided at no
additional cost for subscribers to the associated channel.
u To look at the FOXTEL First screen, highlight FOXTEL FIRST in the
ON DEMAND menu and press select.
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ON DEMAND
FOXTEL BOX OFFICE RECENT
You can order FOXTEL Box Office HD (or SD) titles in FOXTEL BOX
OFFICE RECENT:
u To look at the FOXTEL BOX OFFICE RECENT screen, press
on demand, then highlight ‘FOXTEL BOX OFFICE RECENT’ and
press select.
u From the FOXTEL BOX OFFICE RECENT screen, use U or D to
highlight the programme.
u If you want to display the i-box (see page 13), press i. To
remove the i-box, press back.
u If you want to watch the programme press select.
u Information about the FOXTEL Box Office HD Title you have
selected will then be displayed.
u Press select to confirm order, if PIN to purchase has been set
under Parental Control then your PIN will need to be entered.
For more information see ‘Purchasing a FOXTEL Box Office title’ on
page 31.
FOXTEL DIGITAL GUIDE
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ON DEMAND
FOXTEL BOX OFFICE NEW
You can use the remote control to order movies available through
FOXTEL BOX OFFICE NEW.
u To look at the FOXTEL BOX OFFICE NEW screen, press on
demand, then highlight ‘FOXTEL BOX OFFICE NEW’ and press
select.
You may select from:
u Now Showing - titles on now or starting within the next
three hours;
u Session Times - titles showing over the next three days;
u New Releases - the latest movies available on FOXTEL Box
Office;
u Movies A - Z - titles listed in alphabetical order.
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