User manual BT VISION GETTING STARTED

[. . . ] User Guide-26. indd 1 Turn it on Your guide to getting the best out of BT Vision 1 LosT sERIEs 4: © ABC studios. All rights reserved. 3/4/09 12:58:47 Films to make a song and dance about Available from just £1. 94 2 User Guide-26. indd 2 3/4/09 13:01:08 Mamma Mia!, available 23 Jan­22 May 2009 © 2008 Universal Studios. All rights reserved. Thanks for choosing BT Vision Contents Introduction BT Vision gives you great TV at great value. With our On Demand service you've got a huge choice of brilliant programmes at the touch of a button like big Hollywood blockbusters and exciting Premier League football. [. . . ] Use it to check out this month's top films, big matches, kids' shows and must-watch TV. You can also use it to find out which programmes are the most popular with other viewers (maybe you've been missing something really good!) and to enter competitions. Simply press the BT Vision button, then choose Try This from the first menu. When you spot a show or programme you like, click, sit back and enjoy. User Guide Get interactive 28 User Guide-26. indd 29 3/4/09 13:09:50 Security We want you to relax and enjoy BT Vision. So we've made sure that you can always control who views what. 29 Security User Guide-26. indd 30 3/4/09 13:09:58 Setting your PIN From time to time, you may be asked for your PIN. However, you can set your own PIN by selecting Parental Controls from the Settings menu. Parental Control Setting For your peace of mind, BT Vision comes with a Parental Locking system. Press the BT Vision button on your remote, choose Settings, move down to Parental Control and press Select. Next enter your PIN number and the Parental Locking screen will appear. Locking your account This stops unauthorised people using the PIN protected areas of BT Vision. If your PIN is entered incorrectly three times, the account is locked. To get your PIN reset to its original setting, call BT Vision Customer Services on 0800 111 4567. Note your PIN - Default PIN 1234 - New PIN User Guide Security 30 User Guide-26. indd 31 3/4/09 13:10:08 Security Locking and unlocking TV channels From the Parental Locking screen choose Channels and Select. Highlight a channel, press Select and a little lock symbol will appear next to it. Carry on highlighting other channels you want to lock and then press Save. You can record locked channels but your PIN must be entered to watch them. On Demand TV Guide Locking On Demand programmes Choose the On Demand Locking option, press Select and Save. Locking film and TV ratings Say you want to allow only 12-rated programmes. Go to the Parental Locking screen and choose BT Vision Ratings option and press Select. Choose 12-rated programmes and all 15-rated and 18-rated programmes will be automatically locked. Adult Provides entertainment suitable to viewers over 18 years of age. Our Adult Content is extra secure, with further PIN number requirements. Please call 0800 027 0148 to obtain an adult PIN. Exit BT Vision Fav + VOL + Select CH + Back i 1 4 ghi 7 pqrs 2 abc 5 jkl 8 tuv 0 Help 3 def 6 mno 9 wxyz * Delete Mode # Text Shortcuts 31 Security User Guide-26. indd 32 3/4/09 13:10:25 Settings Changing the screen dimensions and resolution Press the BT Vision button on your remote, select Settings and then TV Settings. Now select Screen Aspect Ratio and highlight one of the following and press Save: 4:3 Standard definition. [. . . ] If a plug without a fuse is used, the fuse at the distribution board should not be greater than 5A. Note: The severed plug must be destroyed to avoid a possible shock hazard, should it be inserted into an appropriate socket elsewhere. 39 Small print User Guide-26. indd 40 3/4/09 13:12:33 How to Connect a Plug The wires in the mains lead are coloured in accordance with the following code: ­ BLUE - "NEUTRAL" ("N") ­ BROWN - "LIVE" ("L") 1. The BLUE wire must be connected to the terminal, which is marked with the letter "N" or coloured BLACK. The BROWN wire must be connected to the terminal, which is marked with the letter "L" or coloured RED. [. . . ]