#Bt youview box user guide update
#Bt youview box user guide tv

Connect to the Satellite/Cable box RCA output:Ĭonnect the Base to the RCA audio output on the satellite/ca-ble-box using the supplied RCA to 3.5mm cable as shown below.

#Bt youview box user guide tv

Connect to the TV headphone output jack:.If RCA audio connections are occupied by another device, use the supplied RCA Y Splitters cables as shown below If RCA connections are occupied by another device: If RCA audio connection on your TV are occupied by another device, use the supplied Y Splitters cables as shown in Fig. Make sure your TV is on and the Audio settings in your TV is set to output sound to external speakers. Once audio is detected, the green LED on the Base will stop flashing a slow blinking LED indicates audio is NOT detected. Connect to the RCA Analog Audio out on your TV:Ĭonnect the Base to the back of the TV using the RCA to 3.5mm cable as shown below.(See Fig 5)Ĭonnect to streaming app such as Netflix or other similar apps. (See Fig 4)Ĭonnect using HDMI output from your Satellite/Cable-box. 1A).Ĭonnect using the Optical Audio output form your TV or Satellite/Cable-box. If your Analog Audio connections are occupied see Fig. (See Fig.2)Ĭonnect using your Satellite/Cable-box Analog Audio connections. 1A)Ĭonnect using the TV headphone output jack.

If Analog Audio connections are occupied see Fig. There are multiple ways to connect your SEREONIC TV-Sound-Box.Ĭonnect using the Analog Audio out on your TV (see Fig. Return device to the nearest authorized service facility for examination, repair or electrical or mechanical adjustment.

Do not operate any device with a damaged cord or plug, or after the device malfunctions, or is dropped or damaged in any manner. Unplug from outlet before servicing or cleaning. To unplug, grasp the plug, not the power cord.

Do not unplug by pulling on power cord.

Take the equipment to a nearby recycle center. Do not dispose of the unit/used batter-ies in the household trash. Please dispose of the unit/used batteries properly, following local regulations. Please observe the safety and handling instructions for the lithium-ion batteries.

SEREONIC TV-SoundBox use a standard 18650 type Lithium-Ion battery.

Attempt-ing to open the unit violates your warranty.

For your safety, do not attempt to open the unit.

They are reliable but speed does fluctuate, particularly at weekends and I'm on the top 80/20 fibre service - I get a max of 55 mbs based on line length but at weekends I've found this falls away to 35-40.Please read these instructions carefully before using the SERE-ONIC TV-SoundBox. If you want to subscribe to PlusNet's TV offering then you can always opt for the non-recording 'zap' box they offer but use the BT box as the main one for the service, it is slightly cheaper to 'purchase'.Īs for their customer service and reliability, customer service isn't what it used to be, the help line now takes longer to get through and from my experience advice can be patchy. Like others, I don't subscribe, but the PlusNet channels appear in the EPG as did the BT ones when I first got my retail box and they were my ISP. They never used to show before.I have a retail box and am a PlusNet customer, it is true that PlusNet won't let you subscribe to their own channels without purchasing their box, but they are incorrect in stating any other box won't work. Recently I have seen the extra BT channels (including sport) appear in my Guide, but am not able to view them. Interestingly, I have a BT box and am with Plusnet. If you're just going for broadband without a tv subscription, the box will continue to work like Stephen said. However if you subscribe to Plusnet TV, you get a new box anyway, so unless the BT box you had is faster (T4000 Ultra HD one), you may as well use the new Plusnet one, which will be the same spec.

#Bt youview box user guide update

If you subscribe to Plusnet's TV service, they will give you another box, and you can use your original box in another room as a core-features YouView box, with Plusnet features only available on one box at a time (I know you can switch your 'primary box' on BT and TalkTalk, not sure about Plusnet)To add to that i'm pretty sure you could use your old BT Youview box with a Plusnet tv subscription, you just have to update the channels, and on demand players in settings once connected to your new broadband supplier. If coming from BT, obviously any BT subscription channel you had (and recordings made from them) will no longer work on a different ISP. The core YouView features (Freeview channels, On Demand, recording, live rewind, etc.) will work with any box on any connection, no matter where you transfer it from/to.