DVB-T2 PVR MPEG4 - Digital decoder BUSH - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Digital Terrestrial Decoder
Brand	Bush
Model	DVB-T2 PVR MPEG4
Standards Supported	DVB-T2, DVB-T, MPEG-4, H.264
PVR Function	USB recording and time shift
Video Outputs	HDMI, Composite (RCA)
Audio Outputs	HDMI, Digital Coaxial, Analog Stereo
USB Ports	1 x USB 2.0 for recording/playback
RF Input	F-type connector (75 Ohm)
Power Supply	DC 5V, 1.5A (adapter included)
Power Consumption	< 5 W (typical)
Dimensions (W x D x H)	120 x 80 x 30 mm
Weight	200 g
Electronic Program Guide (EPG)	Yes, 7 days
Parental Control	Yes (channel and programme lock)
Subtitle Support	DVB subtitles, Teletext
Languages	Multiple OSD languages
Remote Control	Infrared, CR2025 battery
Maintenance	Clean with soft dry cloth; disconnect power before cleaning
Safety	Do not expose to moisture or extreme temperatures; use only supplied adapter
Spare Parts / Reparability	Remote and adapter available; no user-serviceable parts inside; refer to qualified service

Frequently Asked Questions - DVB-T2 PVR MPEG4 BUSH

How do I connect the Bush DVB-T2 PVR MPEG4 to my TV?

Connect the HDMI cable from the decoder to your TV's HDMI port. Alternatively, use composite cables (RCA) if your TV lacks HDMI. Then connect the antenna cable to the RF IN port on the decoder.

Can I record TV programmes with this decoder?

Yes, it supports PVR (Personal Video Recorder) via USB. Insert a USB flash drive or external hard drive (formatted as FAT32 or NTFS) into the USB port. During a programme, press the REC button to record. Use Time Shift to pause live TV.

How do I scan for channels?

Go to the Menu > Installation > Auto Scan. Choose your country and scan type (e.g., DVB-T2). The decoder will search for all available channels. This may take a few minutes.

What USB formats are supported for recording?

The decoder supports USB drives formatted in FAT32 or NTFS. Note that FAT32 has a 4GB file size limit, so for longer recordings, NTFS is recommended.

Why is my remote control not working?

First, check the batteries (CR2025) and replace if needed. Ensure no obstacles between remote and decoder. Point the remote directly at the sensor. If still not working, try resetting the decoder by unplugging it for 10 seconds.

How do I update the firmware?

Firmware updates are released occasionally. Visit the Bush website and download the latest firmware file. Copy it to a USB stick (root directory), insert into the decoder, go to Menu > System > Upgrade and follow the on-screen instructions.

Can I use this decoder with a satellite dish?

No, this decoder is designed for terrestrial digital TV via an aerial (DVB-T/T2). It does not have a satellite tuner. For satellite, you would need a DVB-S/S2 receiver.

What should I do if the decoder overheats?

Ensure the decoder has adequate ventilation. Do not place it on soft surfaces like carpets or inside closed cabinets. If it becomes excessively hot, turn it off and let it cool. Check that the vents are not blocked.

How can I reset the decoder to factory settings?

Go to Menu > System > Factory Reset. Enter the default password (usually 0000) if prompted. This will erase all saved channels and settings. Confirm to restore defaults.

Does this decoder support subtitles and multiple audio tracks?

Yes, it supports DVB subtitles and Teletext where available. You can switch audio tracks via the AUDIO button on the remote if the broadcaster provides multiple languages.

USER MANUAL DVB-T2 PVR MPEG4 BUSH

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You'll soon be enjoying your new set-top box.

It all begins here, with your instructions. Don't worry, there's nothing too technical coming up. Just simple, step-by-step guidance to get you up and running quickly. Sound good? Then let's get started.

Help and Guidance

We're here to help you get the most from your set-top box. Should you require any guidance, a simple solution can often be found online at:

www.argos-support.co.uk

If you still require further assistance, call one of our experts on 0345 604 0105

Contents

1 Safety information

Power Safety 6

Hard Disk Safety 7

Safe Use of the Equipment 7

2 Getting to know your set-top box

Ready? Let's begin 12

Accessories 12

Overview of the Remote Control 13

Overview of the Set-Top Box 14

3 Connections

Connecting the Set-Top Box to a TV Set 18

Power Connection 19

First Time Installation 20

Auto Power Down 21

4 Standard features

Changing Channels 24

Adjusting the Volume 24

On-Screen Information 24

Instant Recording 24

Menu System 25

Internet Portal 25

5 Advanced features

Managing Stations: Channel List 28

Electronic Programme Guide (EPG) 30

Configuring Timers 31

Recordings Library 32

Time Shifting (Pause Live Recording) 34

Media Browser 34

Digital Teletext 36

Settings 37

Configuration 38

Language 40

Installation 41

First Time Installation 42

IP Settings 42

6 Other information

Technical specifications 46

7 Product support

Troubleshooting 50

OSD Warning Messages 51

Hard Disk 52

Help and assistance 53

Disposal 54

Guarantee 55

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1Safe

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Safety information

Important - Please read these instructions fully before installing or operating

Power Safety

Power source

• Always use the provided AC adaptor.
- Operate only from the power source specified on the AC adaptor.
- The power adaptor may become hot during normal operation. This is not a malfunction.
- Please make sure that the adaptor is not covered while in operation. Leave a space of 15 cm (minimum) around the AC adaptor.
- The rating information and safety caution of the AC adaptor are provided on the adaptor.

WARNING: When the set-top box is not in use for a long time, disconnect it from the power.

Power Cord

• Do not place the unit, a piece of furniture, etc., on the power cord, or pinch the cord.
• Handle the power cord by the plug. Do not pull out the plug by tugging the cord.
• Never touch the power cord when your hands are wet as this could cause a short circuit or electric shock.
• Never make a knot in the cord or tie it with other cords.
• The power cords should be routed in such a way that they are not likely to be stepped on.
• A damaged power cord can cause fire or give you an electrical shock.
• Check the power cord once in a while. When you find it damaged, ask closest service agent for help.
• Please do not place the set in a place subject to direct sun light, excessive dust or mechanical shock or in a location near heat sources.

• The device should be placed on a solid and safe base.

• Do not place the apparatus on a soft surface such as a rug that might block the ventilation holes on the bottom.

• The selected location should not have a high humidity. Condensation, that may arise in a kitchen for example, may cause a malfunction or damage the device.
  • Heating or other thermal radiation under the set also may cause malfunction or damage the device.
• The hot air, which arises during operation, should be ventilated with sufficient air circulation. Please do not put the device into closed areas and do not cover it.
• Please avoid contact of the device with water or humidity. Do not put into operation near bath, swimming pools.
  • Take care to provide good air circulation. Place the device in a location with adequate ventilation to prevent heat build-up in the device.
• Should any solid object or liquid fall into the cabinet, unplug the device and have it checked by qualified personnel before operating it any further.
• The device should not be exposed to dripping or splashing and no objects filled with liquids, such as vases, shall be placed on the device.

Batteries

Batteries shall not be exposed to excessive heat, for example sunshine or fire.

Connection to a Television Distribution System (Cable TV etc.) from Tuner

Device connected to the protective earthing of the building installation through the mains connection or through other apparatus with a connection to protective earthing and to a television distribution system using coaxial cable, may in some circumstances create a fire hazard.

Connection to a cable distribution system has therefore to be provided through a device providing electrical isolation below a certain frequency range (galvanic isolator, see EN 60728-11).

Safety information

Important - Please read these instructions fully before installing or operating

Hard Disk Safety

This Recorder has a built in hard disk (abbreviated as HDD) for recording and playback. Beware of the following points when setting up and using the Recorder. Failure to observe precautions may cause damage to the HDD itself or its content, failure of the disk to operate, or recording of noise.

• Do not subject the Recorder to any vibration or impact.
• Do not place the Recorder in a cramped location which might block the ventilation port on the back of the Recorder.
• Do not place the Recorder in a location with severe temperature variation.
• If the Recorder is set up in a location with severe temperature variation, dew may form on and inside the Recorder. If the Recorder is used with internal dew formation present, this may cause HDD damage or malfunction. We recommend keeping variation in room temperature within 10 °C per hour.
• Do not place the Recorder in a location with high humidity.
• Place the Recorder horizontally, never at an incline.
• Do not place a magnetic device (magnet etc.) close to the recorder.
• When the power is on, do not unplug the AC adaptor from the AC outlet, turn off the breaker for the area where the Recorder is set up, or move the Recorder.
• When moving the Recorder, first turn off the power and then unplug the power cord from the AC outlet.

Note: If a message indicating an HDD error is displayed (such as ERROR IN HDD. CANNOT OPERATE.) and the HDD has malfunctioned, you cannot replace the HDD by yourself. If you disassemble the Recorder, the warranty will become void. Also, recovery of data is impossible.

Safe Use of the Equipment

This equipment has been designed and manufactured to meet international safety standards but, like any electrical equipment, care must be taken if you are to obtain the best results and to ensure its safety.

DO read the operating instructions before you attempt to use the equipment.

DO ensure that all electrical connections (including the mains plug, extension leads and inter-connections between the pieces of equipment) are properly made and in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions. Switch off and remove the mains plug before making or changing connections.

DO consult your dealer if you are ever in doubt about the installation, operation or safety of your equipment.

DO be careful with glass panels or doors on equipment.

DO route the mains lead so that it is not likely to be walked on, crushed, chafed, or subjected to excessive wear and tear or heat.

DON'T remove any fixed cover as this may expose dangerous voltages.

DON'T obstruct the ventilation openings of the equipment with items such as newspapers, tablecloths, curtains, etc. Overheating will cause damage and shorten the life of the equipment.

DON'T allow electrical equipment to be exposed to dripping or splashing, or objects filled with liquids, such as vases, to be placed on the equipment.

DON'T place hot objects or naked flame sources such as lighted candles or nightlights on, or close to equipment. High temperatures can melt plastic and lead to fires.

DON'T use makeshift stands and NEVER fix legs with wood screws - to ensure complete safety always fit the manufacturer's approved stand or legs with the fixings provided according to the instructions.

Safety information

Important - Please read these instructions fully before installing or operating

DON'T use equipment such as personal stereos or radios so that you are distracted from the requirements of traffic safety. It is illegal to watch television whilst driving.

DON'T listen to headphones at high volume, as such use can permanently damage your hearing.

DON'T leave equipment switched on when it is unattended unless it is specifically stated that it is designed for unattended operation or has a stand-by mode.

Switch on the equipment and make sure that your family know how to do this. Special arrangements may need to be made for infirm or handicapped people.

DON'T continue to operate the equipment if you are in any doubt about it working normally, or if it is damaged in any way - switch off, remove the mains plug and consult your dealer.

ABOVE ALL

• NEVER let anyone especially children push anything into holes, slots or any other opening in the case - this could result in a fatal electrical shock;
• NEVER guess or take chances with electrical equipment of any kind
  • It is better to be safe than sorry!

Safety information

Important - Please read these instructions fully before installing or operating

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Getting to know your set-top box

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Getting to know your set-top box

You'll be up and running in no time

Ready? Let's begin...

Please read these instructions carefully. They contain important information which will help you get the best from your set-top box and ensure safe and correct installation and operation.

If you require any further assistance, our technical experts are happy to help. For full details, refer to the product support section at the end of these instructions.

Accessories

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Power adaptor HDMI cable

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Remote control

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RF cable

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Batteries User guide

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Quick start guide
Fig 1.

If you require any technical guidance or find that your TV is not operating as intended, a simple solution can often be found in the Troubleshooting section of these instructions.

Getting to know your set-top box

You'll be up and running in no time

Overview of the Remote Control

Fig 2.

Getting to know your set-top box

You'll be up and running in no time

Overview of the Set-Top Box

Front view

Rear view

Fig 4.

1. USB INPUT: To connect external USB storage devices.
2. OPTICAL AUDIO OUT: You can use this connector to output the digital audio to an external device. See your audio system instruction book for further information.

3. ANTENNA IN: Aerial input.

4. ANTENNA OUT: To watch channels on the TV.

5. HDMI IN: HDMI connection.
6. LAN: Ethernet Input.
7. SCART OUT: If your TV has a scart connector, you can connect the box to your TV using a scart cable.
8. POWER CABLE: DC IN (12V).

Make sure that you connect all cables and connections before you plug the unit into the mains supply. After you connect the unit to the mains supply, the LED light located on the front panel will be red (Standby mode).

If you require any technical guidance or find that your TV is not operating as intended, a simple solution can often be found in the Troubleshooting section of these instructions,

Getting to know your set-top box

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Connections

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Connections

Bringing it all together

Connecting the Set-Top Box to a TV Set

You can connect the set-top box to your TV by using the scart socket or HDMI input. Use a scart or HDMI cable to connect the set-top box to your TV.

The set-top box gives RGB or CVBS output from scart or high definition quality from HDMI output.

Fig 5.

Antenna Connection

This illustration shows how to connect an antenna.

Use ANTENNA IN to connect to an antenna system.

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If you require any technical guidance or find that your TV is not operating as intended, a simple solution can often be found in the Troubleshooting section of these instructions,

Connections

Bringing it all together

Power Connection

IMPORTANT: The set-top box is designed to operate on 12 V DC. For this, an adaptor is used which gives 12 V voltage. Connect this adaptor to a system that supplies 220-240V AC,50Hz.

After unpacking, allow the set-top box to reach the ambient room temperature before you connect the set to the mains.

Fig 7.

Inserting Batteries in the Remote Control

1. Remove the battery cover located on the back of the remote control by gently pulling backwards from the indicated part.
2. Insert two AAA/R3 (2 X 1.5Volt) or equivalent type batteries inside. Place the batteries in the correct direction observing the polarity symbols (+/-) and replace the battery cover..

Two open black remote control enclosures with green batteries, placed on a yellow surface (no text or symbols visible)

Fig 8.

While using the remote control, you should direct it towards the front panel of the receiver. Remote range is approximately 7m/23ft.

If your receiver no longer responds to the remote control. it is probable that the batteries are exhausted. If so you can still use the local buttons of the receiver. You can replace batteries after they are exhausted.

Note : Remove the batteries from the remote control when it is not to be used for a long period. Otherwise it can be damaged due to batteries leaking.

Power On-Off

Connect all cables before plugging into the mains.

After plugging in the AC adaptor for the set top box to the mains supply, a red light will be seen on the front panel (Standby mode).

When the set top box is first powered up please wait until the box is initialized before activating the receiver as booting of software will take some time. Please wait until unit is initialized. This may take almost a minute.

This product conforms with the latest European Union Power Consumption Regulations and features a low power standby mode. The product enters into the low power standby mode approximately 30 seconds after the standby button is pressed to turn off the unit.

Until low power mode is activated, a clock will be displayed at the display and light will be OFF. When the low power mode is activated, the display will be shut down and light will be red.

When you press the standby button during low power mode, it may take a minute until the product is initialised. However, if you press the standby button before the low power mode is activated, the unit will be initialized in a couple of seconds (Active standby mode).

When the box is on mode, a channel number will be displayed on the display and light will be OFF.

Although it is not recommended for environmental reasons, you may disable low power mode in your product using the setup -configuration menu. If low power mode is disabled, only the clock is displayed in standby mode.

Connections

Bringing it all together

First Time Installation

IMPORTANT: Ensure that the aerial is connected before switching on the set top box for the first time.

When the set top box is operated for the first time, installation wizard will guide you through the process. First, TV Type selection on-screen menu will be displayed:

Fig 9.

By pressing the ◀/▶buttons select the TV type you want to set and press OK button. Afterwards, "Select HDMI resolution" OSD will appear on the screen. Select your desired resolution by pressing the ◀/▶button and press the OK button.

Fig 10.

Then "Do you want to start an automatic channel scan?" pop-up menu is displayed. Auto search can be started by selecting the "Yes" button. The box will automatically find the channels and store them.

Fig 11.

To start installation process, select Yes by using the ◀/▶ buttons and then press the OK button.

The box will start to search available stations. The progress bar will move along the line. You should allow the set top box to complete the search to store all available stations.

Fig 12.

Note: You can press the MENU button to cancel.

Connections

Bringing it all together

Auto Power Down:

This box will automatically switched from active mode into standby mode, after less than three hours in active mode, following the last user interaction and/or a channel change with an alert message two minutes before going in to standby mode. The Automatic power-down can be set as disabled, 2 hours, 3 hours, 4 hours, 6 hours or 8 hours from the configuration menu.

Important Note : If there is any ongoing programme recording or if any EPG programme recordings and/or manual recordings are set to a nearby time, the unit does not switch to low power mode and remains in active standby mode until recording tasks have been finished. In low power mode, the unit initializes a couple of minutes before the actual time of the incoming recording task.

Important Note : The unit initializes from time to time to receive updates from the EPG broadcast in order to synchronize EPG recording tasks properly. After getting updates, the unit switches to low power mode automatically. This takes a short while and it is not a malfunction.

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Standard features

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Standard features

Simple everyday use

Changing Channels

You can change channels with the following methods.

• You can press the numeric buttons (0–9) to directly enter the channel number. You can press numeric buttons consecutively to enter two or more digits.
• Press the P +/ P - buttons to move up or down to the next available channel.

Note: You can press OK button to display the channel list.

Adjusting the Volume

Volume Up / Down

You can increase or decrease the volume by using the V+ / V- buttons.

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The volume level selected will remain set, even when the receiver is turned off and on again, until you change volume again.

The audio volume adjustment for the receiver is independent of the volume control on your TV set.

IMPORTANT: You should be careful that both volume controls are kept within reasonable levels so that when switching on, or when first turning on your TV set, the sound level is not too high.

Mute

You can press ✿ mute the sound of your set top box. The sound will be muted once this button is pressed.

To cancel mute, you can press 🎨 button again or use the V+/V - buttons.

On-Screen Information

You can press the INFO button to display on-screen information. Details of the station and current programme will be displayed on the information screen.

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The information screen will then display the current event name, next event name, starting and ending time, duration bar, programme mode and the channel number and name.

Instant Recording

Press ● (RECORD) button to start recording an event instantly while watching a programme. The following OSD appears on the screen:

Fig 15.

Record OSD will then be displayed for a short time and the current event will be recorded.

Standard features

Simple everyday use

Press the ■ (STOP) button to cancel instant recording.

The following OSD will be displayed:

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Select Yes by using the ◀/▶ or OK buttons to cancel instant recording.

Note: When two recordings are active, you can only watch channels which are on the same multiplexes.

No upper limit is defined to schedule recordings for events by Instant Recording.

Menu System

Viewing the Main Menu

Press the MENU button to view main menu.

You can move between menus using the navigation

(◀ ▶ /▲) buttons on the remote control.

You can enter, select or confirm a menu option by using the OK button.

In some sub-menus, you can use the BACK button to return to a previous menu screen.

To exit from a menu screen, you can press the MENU button.

The following items are located in the main menu screen:

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Internet Portal

You can access internet portal using your set-top box. To do this, an active internet connection is required.

After the connection is established, you can select

Internet Portal option from the main menu to activate the portal. You can access several applications using this portal.

Use navigation buttons to make selections.

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Advanced features

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Advanced features

Getting the most from your TV

Managing Stations: Channel List

The set top box keeps all stored stations in the Channel List.

Press the MENU button to view main menu. Select the Channel List item by using the ▼ / ▲buttons. Press OK to view the menu contents.

Note: You can also press the OK button to view channel list.

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Operating the Channel List

Press the ▼ buttons to select the channel that will be processed.

Press the ◀ / ▶ buttons to select a function on Channel List menu.

Press the P +/ P - buttons to page up or down.

Press the BLUE button to view filtering options.

Press the YELLOW button to tag/untag a channel.

Press the GREEN button to tag all channels.

Press the INFO button to view more information.

Press the MENU button to exit.

Selecting a Specific Channel

Select option should be highlighted by using the ◀▶ buttons.

To watch a specific channel, you should highlight the desired channel using the ▼ / ▲buttons and press the OK button. The selected channel will be displayed.

If the selected channel is password protected, the parental lock password will be required.

Deleting Channels

Select the channel that you want to delete and select Delete option using the ◀ / ▶ buttons. Press the OK button to continue.

A message will be displayed to confirm your decision. Select YES to delete the selected channel or select NO to cancel. Press the OK button to continue.

Deleting Multiple Channels:

1. Select Delete and highlight the channel you want to delete.
2. Press the YELLOW key. The channel will be marked. Move to the next channel you want to delete.
3. Mark the other channels you want to delete like the same way and press OK.
4. You will see a confirmation menu. Select YES in the menu. The selected channels will be deleted.

To mark all the channels in the channel list at once you can use the GREEN key.

Note: A channel currently being watched cannot be deleted.

Renaming Channels

Select the channel that you want to rename and select Edit Name option using the ◀/▶buttons. Press the OK button to continue.

Advanced features

Getting the most from your TV

Pressing the ◀ buttons moves to the previous/next character. Pressing the ▼ buttons toggle the current character (i.e., 'b' character becomes 'a' by pressing ▼ and 'c' by pressing ▲

Pressing the numeric buttons (0-9) replaces the highlighted character with the characters printed above the button one by one as the button is pressed.

Press the MENU button to cancel editing.

When finished, press the OK button to save the new name.

Adding Locks to Channels

1. Select the channel that you want to lock and select Lock option using the ◀/▶ buttons.
2. Press the OK button to continue.
3. You will be asked to enter parental control PIN code.Enter the PIN number.
4. Press the OK button to lock/unlock the channel. Lock symbol will be displayed next to the selected channel. You can repeat the same action to cancel the lock.

Note: Default PIN code is 0000 and it can be changed using the Configuration Menu.

Locking Multiple Channels:

1. Select Lock item and highlight the channel you want to lock. Press the YELLOW key. The channel will be marked.
2. Move to the next channel you want to lock and press the YELLOW key.
3. Mark the other channels you want to lock the same way and press OK.
4. Enter the pin code in the menu displayed and press OK.

The selected channels will be locked.

To mark all the channels in the channel list at once you can use the GREEN key.

Setting Favourites

Select Favourites by using the ◀ / ▶ buttons and press the OK button.

You can set various channels as favourites so that only the favourite channels are navigated.

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Select a list by pressing the ◀ / ▶ buttons. Then, select a channel by using the ▼ / ▲ buttons. Press the OK button to add selected channel to the favourites list.

A star icon indicates that the selected channel is on the favourites list.

You can press the OK button again to remove the selected channel from the list.

Button Functions:

OK: Adds/removes a station.

BLUE: Displays filtering options.

YELLOW: Tags/untags a channel.

GREEN: Tags/untags all.

Advanced features

Getting the most from your TV

Electronic Programme Guide (EPG)

You can view the electronic programme guide (EPG) to view information about available programmes. The set-top box gets channel & programme information weekly by means of 8 day EPG. Select Programme Guide from the main menu by using the ▼/▲buttons. Press OK to continue.

HINT: You can also press the GUIDE button to view the EPG menu.

Press the ▼ / ▲ buttons to navigate through channels.

Press the ◀ buttons to navigate through the programme list.

Please note that event information is updated automatically. If there are no event information data available for channels, EPG will be displayed with blanks.

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Red button (Prev Day): Displays the programmes of previous day.

Green button (Next day): Displays the programmes of the next day.

Yellow button (Zoom): Expands programme information.

Blue button (Filter): Views filtering options.

INFO (Details): Displays the programmes in detail.

●: Records the selected programme.

Numeric buttons (Jump): Jumps to the preferred channel directly via numeric buttons.

OK (Options): Displays programme options including Select Channel option.

44: Scrolls page left.

Scrolls page right.

Text (Search): Displays "Guide Search" menu.

(Now): Shows the current programme.

Event Options

In EPG menu, press the OK button to enter the Event Options menu.

Fig 22.

Select Channel

Highlight it and press the OK to switch to the selected programme.

Record Programme

Highlight it and press the OK button to set the programme to recording.

Record Series/Delete Series

In the EPG menu, after you have selected a programme, press the OK button and select the

Record Series option and press the OK button again. The selected programme will then be set for series recording.

With this feature, you can record a programme and all of its following parts within 8 days. The information belonging to the selected programme will be saved from the software and following parts of the selected programme which are not included in the period of 8 days, will be automatically added day by day. The letter "s" denotes that these recordings are series records.

Advanced features

Getting the most from your TV

To cancel an already set series recording, highlight that programme and press the OK button and select the option Delete Series. The recordings will be cancelled.

Note: Series programme information should be broadcasted by the broadcaster.

Split Record

When you select a programme to be recorded, if there is another part of the programme available, it will also be set to record automatically. The programme's following episode is also underlined in the picture. To do this, you have to press only the RECORD button once. The programme you selected will be framed red.

Fig 23.

Note: Split programme information should be broadcasted by the broadcaster.

Configuring Timers

Select Timers from the main menu and press the OK button.

Fig 24.

To add a timer, press the YELLOW button on the remote control. The Add Timer window appears.

Fig 25.

Channel: the ◀ / ▶buttons will navigate the user through the TV or Radio list.

Record Type: Displays recording type.

Date: Starting date is entered using the ◀ / ▶buttons or the numeric buttons.

Advanced features

Getting the most from your TV

Start: Starting time is entered using the ◀/▶ buttons or the numeric buttons.

End: Ending time is entered using the ◀ / ▶ buttons or the numeric buttons.

Duration: Duration between Start and End time.

Repeat: Sets the repeating preference.

Playback: Sets playback control.

Change/Delete: permits or prohibits any modifications for other users.

You can save the adjustments by pressing the GREEN button or cancel the process by pressing the RED button.

You can edit the timers list using the GREEN button and delete with the RED button. You can sort recorded programme by pressing the BLUE button. You can also press the OK button to display other options.

Recordings Library

To view the list of recordings, press the MENU button to display the main menu and use the ◀ buttons to highlight the Recordings Library and press the OK button. The recordings Library will then be displayed with available recordings which are kept in a list.

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Red bar: Indicates the used space of the recordings on the hard disk.

Green bar: Displays the approximate capacity required for the timers currently set.

RED button (Delete): Erases the selected recording.

GREEN button (Edit): Makes changes on the selected recording.

YELLOW button (Tag): Tag/untag a recorded programme.

BLUE button (Sort): Changes the order of the recordings. You can select from a wide range of sorting options.

OK button: Displays playing options:

▶ (Resume): Resumes the playback.

Note: Viewing main menu and menu items will not be available during the playback.

INFO (Details): Displays the short extended programmes in detail.

Play Options

Fig 27.

Play from start: Plays the recording from the beginning.

Resume: Begins playing from the last stopped position.

Resume: Resumes the recording.

Play from offset: Begins playing, from the time which is entered.

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Manage chapters : It will display any marked chapters (To set chapter marks, press the Menu button during playback and enter the Chapter Options menu) and begin with playback from the selected chapter.

Create archive (Archive management): To use this feature, you should tag the files to be archived first by using the YELLOW button. When all the desired recordings are tagged, press the OK button to display Play Options and then select Create Archive. When finished, press the Play button to start archiving.

Fig 28.

Edit Recordings

Press the OK button when Edit Recordings is highlighted. Then select the recordings that are to be archived.

When finished, press the OK button and the following menu will be displayed:

Fig 29.

In this menu, only the Start recording at and Stop recording at options are active. If you have already split the recording, you can select any chapter. If it is not split in chapters, the beginning and ending time of the recording will automatically be the beginning and ending time of the archiving.

Main Title

If you want to display a main title, select Include. If not, select Skip.

Text

After you have selected the Include option in the Main Title menu, you can edit the main title.

Duration

Set the duration of the appearance of the main title on the screen.

Recording Title

If you want to display a recording title, select Include. If not, select Skip.

Display

You can add name, start date/time or length information to your archived file by using display option.

Duration

Set the duration of the appearance of the Edit recording title menu main title on the screen. Displaying Chapter Options.

During playback of a recording, if you press the MENU button, the Chapter Options menu will be displayed.

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Fig 30.

Create New Chapter Mark: You can set a chapter mark anywhere you want.

Forwards to Next Chapter: Goes to the next chapter if there is more than one chapter available.

Back to Start Of Chapter: Goes to the beginning of the current chapter. This is the last played chapter.

Back to Previous Chapter: Goes back to the previous chapter if there is more than one chapter available.

Time Shifting (Pause Live Recording)

Pause Live Recording is a feature that enables you to pause a live broadcast. The live broadcasting can be stopped any time.

Press ☐ PAUSE button to timeshift the broadcasting. In the INFO banner the timeshift will commence.

Fig 31.

The duration of Timeshift can be adjusted from Recordings in the Configuration menu.

To stop the timeshift press PLAY, PAUSE or OK button. The paused recording can be watched in different speeds using the << or keys. To cease the timeshifting press STOP button.

Media Browser

To display the Media Browser, select Media Browser in the main menu using the ◀ / ▶buttons and press OK.

Fig 32.

Note: Available media servers, connected to the same network will be dispayed too. Press the ▼/▲buttons to select one and press OK to browse the selected media server.

Viewing USB Disk Contents

You can play music, video and picture files from a USB memory stick, but only music and picture can be played from an external Hard Disk Drive.

Note: Some USB compliant devices may not be supported.

If the USB stick is not recognized after power off/on or First Time Installation, first, unplug the USB device and power off/on the set-top box. Plug the USB device in again.

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Playing Video Files

Select USB Drive option from the main media browser screen and press OK button. Select the folder (if available). All media files will be displayed.

Fig 33.

Jump (Numeric buttons): Jumps to the selected file using the numeric buttons.

OK / PLAY(▶) buttons: Opens the Play Options menu.

Blue Button (File Operations): Displays options of Delete, Rename, Move to HDD, Copy to HDD. Press BACK to exit.

Next page / Previous Page: Jumps to previous or next page.

Back: Goes back to main folder.

Fig 34.

Play (▶ button): Play files.

Pause (■button) : Pauses the playback.

Stop (■ button) : Stop the playing file.

Rewind (button) : Goes backward.

Fast Foward (▶button): Goes forward.

GREEN : Jumps to the selected time.

LANG : Set subtitle or audio.

Playing MP3 Files

Select USB Drive option from the main media browser screen and press the OK button. Select the folder (if available). All media files will be displayed. Select a music file and press OK to play.

Playing JPEG Files

Fig 35.

OK: Shows the selected image in full screen.

Slideshow (▶ button): Starts slideshow.

Jump (Numeric buttons): Jumps to the selected file using the numeric buttons.

Next page / Previous Page: Jumps to previous or next page.

Back: Goes back to main folder

BLUE (File Operations): Displays options of Delete, Rename, Move to HDD, Copy to HDD. Press BACK to exit.

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Fig 36.

Slideshow Options

Fig 37.

Pause: Pauses slideshow

Play (▶button): Resumes the slideshow.

Stop (■button): Back to the file list.

Rotate (▼ / ▲buttons): Rotate the picture using up/down buttons.

Previous/Next (◀ buttons): Jumps to previous or next file.

Info: Shows/hides the info bar.

RED: Activates Shuffle mode.

GREEN: Activates Loop mode.

Digital Teletext

• Press the TEXT button. The digital teletext information appears.
• Operate it with the coloured buttons, cursor buttons and OK button.

The operation method may differ depending on the contents of the digital teletext.

Follow the instructions displayed on digital teletext screen.

When 'Press OK button' or similar message appears on the screen, press the OK button.

When the TEXT button is pressed, the TV returns to television broadcasting.

With digital terrestrial broadcasting (DVB-T), in addition to digital teletext broadcasting together with the normal broadcasting, there are also channels with just digital teletext broadcasting.

The aspect ratio (picture shape) when watching a channel with just digital teletext broadcasting is the same as the aspect ratio of the picture viewed previously.

When you press the TEXT button again, the digital teletext screen will be displayed.

Many digital terrestrial television channels broadcast pages of information on the programmes, the weather, news and other topics.

This digital teletext can be displayed by your set top box. Indeed, some channels broadcast teletext information entirely.

When such a channel is selected, it will usually display the opening page of information automatically, after a short break.

Some channels mostly have digital teletext pages broadcast along with the television programme.

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Settings

Select Settings from the main menu by using the <▼▶ buttons and press the OK button to display.

Fig 38.

Recordings

To configure the playback/recording options select the Recordings option from the configuration menu.

Fig 39.

Max Time Shift

Select the maximum time allowed for timeshifting. See Time Shifting section for more information on timeshifting

Auto Discard

Discard: When the HDD is full and a timer is set to record, the unit will automatically discard previous recordings based on this setting. The options are as follows:

• None: The unit will not discard any recordings and the timer will not record the requested programme.
• Oldest: Starting with the oldest, recordings will be deleted to make space for the requested timer.
• Longest: Starting with the longest, recordings will be deleted to make space for the requested timer.
• Shortest: Starting with the shortest, recordings will be deleted to make space for the requested timer.
• Unplayed: If this option is set to EXCLUDED any unplayed recordings will NOT be deleted. If this option is set to INCLUDED, unplayed recordings WILL be deleted.
• Watershed: Use these settings to change the watershed time period. Press MENU button to exit.

Any recording which is made during the watershed period will have Playback set to Disallowed when it appears in the library. You can only play the recording if you enter the PIN.

One Touch Recording :

HD alternatives: You can adjust this setting to suit your preference.

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Configuration

You can configure the main settings of your set top box using the configuration screen.

Select Configuration from Setup & Retune menu and press OK to continue.

You can press BACK button to exit.

Fig 40.

Active channels

You can select broadcasts to be listed in the channel list. To display specific types of broadcast, you should use Active channel list setting.

Select Active Channels by using the ▼ / ▲ buttons.

You can select a broadcast type option from the list by using the ◀ / ▶buttons. Available modes are: TV Only, Radio Only, Text Only, Favourites or Show All (if available).

Press the MENU button to save the recent changes and exit.

Scan Encrypted

When this setting is on, search process will locate the encrypted channels as well. If it is set as Off, encrypted channels will not be located in automatic search or manual search.

Use the ▼ / ▲ buttons to highlight Scan Encrypted and the ◀ buttons to select YES or NO.

Output Settings

Fig 41.

TV Type

Digital terrestrial television channels can be broadcast in a widescreen format which must be output differently to normal and widescreen TV sets.

This function defines the screen format of the connected TV to enable broadcasts' being displayed correctly.

Select 4:3 if you have a standard TV set with 4:3 aspect ratio.

Select 16:9 if you have a widescreen TV.

Note: This function also enables you to change the TV Type that you have previously selected during the first time installation.

TV Out

The set top box can output RGB and CVBS signal via the TV SCART connector located on the rear panel.

Some devices might not support the RGB format.

Receiver Upgrade

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To ensure that your set-top box always has the most up to date information, you can use this setting. For the proper operation, please ensure that the box is set to standby mode.

Fig 42.

The set-top box automatically powers up at 3.00 A.M. every day and searches for any new software that may be broadcast. If found, the box will download new software automatically. This operation will normally take approximately 30 minutes.

You can enable or disable automatic upgrade by setting Automatic Scanning option.

You can manually search for new software by selecting Scan for upgrade.

You can also update your set-top box by using the USB upgrade option.

Parental Settings

Fig 43.

This setting configures menu locking.

Select the Menu Locking option by using the ▼▲ buttons.

Press OK button to enter the menu.

To display parental lock menu options, PIN number should be entered. Factory default PIN number is 0000. After coding the correct PIN number, parental settings menu will be displayed:

Set Pin

Press OK to display the "Set PIN" window. Use numeric buttons to enter the new pin number. You will need to input your new pin a second time for verification purposes.

The factory default pin number is 0000. If you change the pin number make sure you write it down and keep it safe.

Menu Lock

Menu lock setting enables or disables the menu access. You can disable access to the installation menu or the whole menu system.

Guidance

Guidance setting enables or disables the menu access.

Low Power

If you enable low power option, low power mode will be activated. In low power mode the power consumption is less than 0.5W (in standby). If you disable low power option the power consumption will be high in standby mode .However the opening time will be shorter and aerial RF loop_through is operative in stand-by when the Low Power is set to NO.

Auto Standby

Use the ▼/ ▲buttons to select Auto Sleep.

Use the ◀ / ▶ buttons to set the Auto Sleep to Disabled, 2 Hours, 3 Hours, 4 Hours, 6 Hours or 8 Hours.

After the timeout value is reached, the box will switch off.

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About

Select About and press the OK button to display system information.

Fig 44.

Audio Description

This function enables or disables the audio description feature by pressing the ◀ buttons. Audio description refers to an additional narration track for blind and visually impaired viewers of visual media, including television and movies. The description narrator talks through the presentation, describing what is happening on the screen during the natural pauses in the audio (and sometimes during dialogue, if deemed necessary). You can use this feature only if the broadcaster supports this feature.

Available Langs.

You can see available languages in this section.

Preferred Language (Optional)

Use the ◀ buttons to change the preferred audio description language.

This setting can be used, only if it is available.

Relative Volume (Optional)

Using this option, the Audio Description volume level can be increased or decreased relatively, according to the general volume.

Language

• You can operate the TV's language settings using this menu.
• Select Language from the Setup menu and press OK to continue.

Menu: shows the language of the system.

Fig 45.

Preferred

These settings will be used if available. Otherwise current settings will be used.

• Audio: Sets the preferred audio language.
- Subtitle: Sets the subtitle language. Selected language will be seen in subtitles.
• Guide: Sets guide language.

Current (\*)

(*) These settings can be changed if only the broadcaster supports it. Otherwise, the settings will not be available to be changed.

• Audio: Changes the audio language for the current channel.
- Subtitle: Sets the subtitle language for the current channel.

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Installation

The Installation menu will help you to return your set top box in order to store new services or stations.

Select Installation from the Setup menu by using the

▼ / ▲ buttons and press OK to continue.

Installation menu includes the following items:

Fig 46.

Automatic Channel Scan / Retune

Select Automatic Channel Scan / Retune by using the ▼ / ▲ buttons and press the OK button.

The following message will be displayed on the screen:

Fig 47.

Highlight Yes or No using the ▼ / ▲buttons and press the OK button to confirm.

• If Yes is selected, automatic search starts.

- Selecting No cancels automatic search.

After the scanning is completed, your set top box will store all the available channels.

Manual Channel Scan

This feature can be used for direct broadcast entry.

Select Manual Channel Scan by using the ▼▲ buttons and press the OK button.

Fig 48.

In manual channel scan, the number of the multiplex is entered manually and only that multiplex is searched for the channels.

For each valid channel number, signal level and signal quality are shown on the screen.

In both manual and auto search, any existing channel in the database is not re-stored to avoid duplicates of that channel.

Format Disk

If you want to format the internal hard disk, you can use the Format Disk option. ALL the data stored on the hard disk will be lost in such a case.

• Press OK when the Format Disk option is highlighted. A menu appears, requiring you to enter the pin number. If you have not changed the pin number, the factory default is 0000.
  • After you enter the correct PIN code, a pop-up menu appears on the screen to ensure that the hard disk should be formatted.
• Select YES and press OK to format the hard disk, or select NO and press OK to cancel.

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First Time Installation

• If you want to load default settings of your set top box, you can perform first time installation.
• Select First Time Installation by using the ▼/▲ buttons and press the OK button.
  • The following message will be displayed:

Fig 49.

• Highlight No by using the /▶buttons to cancel installation.
• Highlight Yes by using the ▶ / ▶ buttons and press OK button to start first time installation.
  • After you select Yes, factory settings will be loaded.
• The Installation wizard will guide you through the installation process. See the section, First Time Installation (page 20) for more information on this process.

IP Settings

Fig 50.

You can configure your receiver's IP settings by using this menu screen.

• Use the YELLOW button to set static IP settings.
- Use the BLUE button to configure dynamic IP settings.
• Use the RED button to disable IP configuration.

In order for the ethernet host to work correctly with your internet connection it needs to have a unique IP address. In most cases all of the parameters can be provided by the DHCP server in their router. In this case you should use the Dynamic option.

In the unlikely event that you do not have a DHCP server in your router, or if you prefer to assign your own IP address, then the Static option can be used. You will need to enter a unique IP address along with the default gateway and DNS server. In most domestic networks the default gateway and DNS server will both be the IP address of the router. Available MAC address will be displayed on MAC address line.

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Technical Specifications

General characteristics

Power supply for set-top box	12 V DC 2 Amp
Preferred DC adaptor 220 - 240 V AC, 50 -60 Hz
Input frequency 470 MHz - 862 MHz
Frequency band UHF
Maximum power consumption	17.5 W
Standby power consumption	0.5 W
Operating temperature 5°C to +40°C
Storage temperature -15°C to +55°C
Humidity 25 to 75 % rel
Physical dimensions 231 x 137 x 43 mm
Weight 0.9 kg

Hardware Configuration

Main processor BCM7230
Flash memory 128 Mb
DDRRAM	512 Mb

Digital Capabilities

Transmission standards	MPEG2, MPEG4 HD DVB-T-2
Frequency band UHF

Demodulation

COFDM	with 2K/8K FFT mode
FEC	for all DVB modes (automatically found)
16QAM, 64QAM, 256QAM with 1k, 2k, 4k, 8k, 16k, 32k FFT mode

Video

All MPEG-4 (part 10) MP@ML Video Decoder

Aspect ratio	4:3, 16:9 with pan vector
RGB analogue outputs	BM ≥ 5 MHz at 0.5 to5 MHz sweep signal
CVBS analogue output

Profiles

MPEG-4 H.264/AVC HP@L 4.0, MP@L 4.00 (HD)

• H.264/AVC MP@L 3.2, HP@L 3.2 (SD)
• MPEG-2 MP@HL, MP@ML (SD)

Audio

MPEG Layer 1 and 2

Sampling frequencies supported

32 kHz, 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz

Output can be programmed as STEREO, LEFT only or RIGHT only (on both outputs). This is useful for dual mono channels in order to select the correct sound track, which is stored for every channel.

Wide dynamic range

16-bit resolution

Remote Control

Operating distance	7m max.
Batteries	2 x 1.5V micro (R-03/AAA)

Tuners

1 x RF In	IEC-type, female (75Ohm)
1 x RF Out (loop through)	IEC-type, male (75Ohm)

Hard Disk

Hard disk capacity

320 GB, 500 GB, 1 TB

Front Panel

Display	Seven segment display
Remote control keys	On / Off, Down, Up

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Output

2 Vrms,0 dBfs / Z = 10 kohm

Digital Audio

Output Optical SPDIF

A/V & Data In/Out

Scart TV scart
RGB Video Output TV scart
Analog Audio Output TV scart
Digital Audio Output Optical output

Fig 51.

File Extensions Supported By The Media Browser

Media Extension
Picture jpeg, jpg, jpe, jfif
Video ts, avi, mp4, wmv, mkv
Audio mp3
Subtitle srt, sub

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Troubleshooting

The LED indicator does not glow

Power Adaptor is not connected or low power is disabled.

Check that the AC adaptor is plugged into the power socket and the set-top box is in low power standby mode.

Low power setting can be modified under the configuration menu.

No picture or sound

No signal or weak signal.

Changes in the settings have not taken effect

The set top box was unplugged without first switching to standby mode.

Make sure that the box is in standby mode before unplugging it from the mains.

The remote control is not working

• The set top box is in standby. Press the STANDBY button.
• Remote control is out of range. Check that the remote control range is clear.
• The batteries are exhausted. Replace the batteries with new ones.

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OSD Warning Messages

No Signal

When the box receives no signal (e.g. the antenna cable is disconnected), NO DIGITAL SIGNAL AVAILABLE message will be displayed on the screen.

Fig 52.

No Channels Have Been Added Yet

When there are no channels stored in the box, Channel List menu will not be displayed and channel navigation will not be available.

In such cases, the following error message will be displayed.

Fig 53.

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Hard Disk

Recording Format

HDD recording is done using the variable bit rate format (VBR) for more efficient recording. The following phenomena may occur.

With the variable bit rate format, the remaining amount which can be recorded may increase or decrease relative to the display of the remaining amount of HDD space.

When the display indicates that the remaining amount of HDD space is low, first delete unnecessary programmes, and then record with an extra margin in the amount of remaining space. There is an option in the configuration menu to discard the recordings.

You can choose between three options:

Deleting:

1 - Oldest recordings

2 - Largest recordings

3 - Shortest recordings

When the HDD is out of space, it will operate regarding one of these options and delete the recordings.

Even if you delete a programme, the remaining amount may not increase by the amount of deleted time. When recording new video, record with an extra margin in the amount of remaining space.

Unrecordable Material

In the unlikely event that there is some problem like loss of recorded video or audio content due to an HDD malfunction, please be aware beforehand that we will bear no responsibility to compensate for the content which could not be recorded or edited, for the loss of recorded or edited video, or for other related direct or indirect damages.

If a power failure occurs

- The content being recorded or timer recorded may be damaged if power failure occurs.

- The content being played back may be damaged.

Hard Disk Operation (Recording / Playback / Time Shift Recording)

If the Recorder is used in a cold location (a location at low temperature), the drive will only allow live viewing after power is turned on until the HDD is ready. During this time, the Recorder will not allow Time Shift Viewing, recording, display of recording lists or playback of recorded programmes. Please wait until the HDD is ready.

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Help and assistance

If you require any technical guidance or find that your set-top box is not operating as intended, a simple solution can often be found in the Troubleshooting section of these instructions or online at www.argos-support.co.uk

If you still require further assistance, call one of our experts on 0345 604 0105*. To help give us give you a fast and efficient service please have the following information ready:

Model Ref.

Serial number

Date of purchase

You can find these on the rating plate - a small information panel (usually a sticker or metal plate) on the rear of your TV

This will be shown on your receipt

Local call rates applies*

Lines open 8am-7pm Monday to Saturday and 10am-4pm Sunday.

*Calls to Argos enquiry lines may attract a charge and set up fee from residential lines depending on your call plan/tariff. Mobile and other providers costs may vary, see www.bt.com/pricing for details.

For security and training purposes, telephone calls to and from customer service centres may be recorded and monitored. Calls from Republic of Ireland will attract international call charges.

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Disposal

Instructions for waste disposal:

• Packaging and packaging aids are recyclable and should principally be recycled. Packaging materials, such as foil bags, must be kept away from children.
• Batteries, including those which are heavy metal-free, should not be disposed of with household waste. Please dispose of used batteries in an environmentally friendly manner. Find out about the legal regulations which apply in your area.
• Don't try to recharge batteries. Danger of explosion.
• Replace batteries only with the same or equivalent type.

Information for Users in European Union Countries

- The mark shown on the right is in compliance with the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive 2012/19/EU (WEEE).

- The mark indicates the requirement NOT to dispose the equipment including any spent or discarded batteries as unsorted municipal waste, but use the return and collection systems available. If the batteries or accumulators included with this equipment display the chemical symbol Hg, Cd, or Pb, then it means that the battery has a heavy metal content of more than 0.0005% Mercury, or more than 0.002% Cadmium or more than, 0.004% Lead.

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The guarantee is subject to the following provisions:

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• The product must be correctly installed and operated in accordance with the instructions contained in the manual.
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