Bush BFSAT01HD User manual

BFSAT01HD
HD freesat receiver
Start here
You may find the information
you are looking for on our
website.
www.bushdigital.co.uk
or on the freesat website.
www.freesat.co.uk
If you still need help or
information you can phone our
call centre on:
0871 230 4695
Calls are charged at 10p per minute when called from
a BT landline. Call charges may vary if using other
networks.
Need extra information or help setting up?
Welcome to digital TV
A digital receiver lets you access digital
channels that are broadcast in the UK. It
uses a digital signal, received through your
satellite dish and lets you watch it through
your existing television.
The big switchover
Over the next 4 years, the old analogue TV
signal is gradually being switched off. Soon
you’ll only be able to watch television with a
digital receiver.
www.digitaluk.co.uk also offers information
about when the analogue signal is being
switched off in your area.
For a one off payment, you can buy a
freesat receiver, satellie dish and installation
giving you over 80 channels covering the
best of TV and more. In addition, freesat will
also provide HD content* from
broadcasters including the BBC and ITV.
Rev3-140308
*A HD freesat receiver and HD Ready TV are required to receive HD content.
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RECEIVER
Install your satellite dish strictly following local
council rules and regulations.
The dish should face 28° East of South with an
inclination of between 20° and 30°. (20° for North
of the UK and 30° for the South of the UK).
Connect a suitable RG6 Co-axial cable with a ‘F’
type connector to the LNB. Route the remaining
end of the cable through the external wall and
connect a ‘F’ type connector.
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Connect the loose end of the RG6 Co-axial cable
with the ‘F’ type connector fitted to the ‘LNB IN’
socket on the back of the freesat receiver.
Connect a HDMI cable (not supplied) between
your HD Ready TV and the freesat receiver.
Connect the power adapter between the power
socket and the freesat receiver. Turn the power
socket On.
If
a SCART
cable is used, a
standard definition
signal will be
displayed.
Remove the battery cover from the remote control
and insert 2 x AAA batteries into the battery
compartment.
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Make sure that your freesat receiver has been installed correctly
before continuing the installation
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If signal strength is less than 50% please check the dish position and
cabling
Press to Continue
The first install screen will appear. If the signal
strength is above 50% press the OK button to
continue. If below 50% check the dish alignment
and cable connections.
Make sure that your freesat receiver has been installed correctly
before continuing the installation
If signal strength is less than 50% please check the dish position and
cabling
Waiting for software download
Network ID 003b Transport ID 090b
The Network ID and Transport ID are shown. The
new system software will download and install
automatically.
The receiver is updating and will reboot in approximately 3 minutes
Do not switch off the receiver
When the new system software has been
downloaded, the above screen will appear.
Do not switch off the receiver.
Download Failed
Download Again Exit Menu
Should the software update fail, press the OK
button to start again.
If the problem persists, check all the
connections between the dish and the receiver.
Enter your postcode then press to continue
Postcode
TV Screen Size
2
Widescreen (16:9)
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Use the number keys on the remote control to
enter your postcode. The right arrow moves to
the next space and the left arrow deletes the
previous character. Press the OK button to
continue.
Set your screen type with then press to continue
Postcode
TV Screen Size
2
Widescreen (16:9)
X
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CV21 1FF
X
Use the right arrow to set your screen size/type.
Press the OK button to continue.
Your freesat receiver will now autotune.
You are now ready to
watch tv. To learn
more about your
freesat receiver look
in the main instruction
manual.
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