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  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    ..........49 For your safety ............6 Using Bookmarks ...............50 Getting Started............7 Playlist ..............Switching the FOXTEL iQ2 on and off ........7 Using a Playlist ................51 Changing channel ...............7 Creating a Playlist ..............51 Blocked channels ..............7 Playing out your Playlist ...........51 Active ..............53...
  • Page 3 The FOXTEL Remote Control FOXTEL Takes you from the TV Guide (or Puts your set-top unit into or out any FOXTEL Digital screen) to the of standby last channel you were watching Takes you back to FOXTEL after active you have been using ‘AV mode’...
  • Page 4 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;...

  • Page 5: Welcome To Foxtel Iq2

    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.

  • Page 6: For Your Safety

    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.

  • Page 7: Getting Started

    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. To put the FOXTEL iQ2 into standby, press S.

  • Page 8: What Is The Foxtel Guide

    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.

  • Page 9: Using The Remote Control With The Foxtel Guide

    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. 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.

  • Page 10: Using The Remote Control To Record And Watch Programmes

    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...

  • Page 11: Using The I-Search Banner

    FOXTEL iQ2 to record a future programme. While the i-search banner is displayed, you can continue to watch the current channel.

  • Page 12: Watching A Programme

    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 Record symbol programme, to show you the programme is selected for recording.

  • Page 13: Displaying The I-Box

    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. While the i-search banner is displayed (see page 11), to view the i-box, press i.
  • Page 14 Suitable for adult viewers only - violent content. Suitable only for adult viewers aged 18 and over. – Not classified (exempt from classification). Consumer advice codes Adult themes Drugs Horror Strong language Medical procedures Nudity Sexual scenes Violence Using the FOXTEL iQ2...

  • Page 15: Using Live Pause

    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. When you want to continue watching the programme from the Live Pause point, press pause again, or press play.
  • Page 16 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. Using the FOXTEL iQ2...

  • Page 17: Using Instant Rewind

    TV programmes. You can continue watching the entire programme from that point - Instant Rewind the FOXTEL iQ2 will continue recording until the end of the Playback symbol programme. Or you can press fast forward to catch up with normal TV again.

  • Page 18: Foxtel Guide

    To see the TV Guide, press tv guide on the FOXTEL remote control. TV listings are displayed as follows: All Channels - all programmes on all channels for today and the week ahead, listed by channel number.
  • Page 19 To display the i-box (see page 13), press i. To remove the All Channels listing, press back or FOXTEL. Searching by Channel Genre If you know what type of channel you want to watch, you can search by channel genre, such as Sport.

  • Page 20: Search

    Time’ then press select. The Programmes By Time screen displays. 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. Using the FOXTEL iQ2...
  • Page 21 FOXTEL Guide To move through the list of programmes, press U or D. 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. Different sub-genres may be available. Press L or R to view all the available sub-genres.
  • Page 22 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. 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’...
  • Page 23 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. To choose a programme by Closed Caption, highlight ‘Programmes By Closed Caption’ then press select.
  • Page 24 The listings screen for that genre displays, with the programmes listed in the order they are showing. To move through the list of programmes, press U or D. Use ch + and ch – to page through the list. Using the FOXTEL iQ2...
  • Page 25 FOXTEL Guide Channel View If you want to search for programmes one channel at time, you can search in Channel View. To choose a programme by channel view, highlight ‘Channel View’ then press select (or press the green button within listings grid).

  • Page 26: My Favourites

    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. Using the FOXTEL iQ2 Using the FOXTEL iQ2...

  • Page 27: Choosing A Programme To Watch Or Setting A Reminder

    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).

  • Page 28: On Demand

    FOXTEL FIRST Service The FOXTEL FIRST service has a mix of titles provided at no additional cost for subscribers to the associated channel. To look at the FOXTEL First screen, highlight FOXTEL FIRST in the ON DEMAND menu and press select.

  • Page 29: Foxtel Box Office Recent

    ON DEMAND FOXTEL BOX OFFICE RECENT You can order FOXTEL Box Office HD (or SD) titles in FOXTEL BOX OFFICE RECENT: To look at the FOXTEL BOX OFFICE RECENT screen, press on demand, then highlight ‘FOXTEL BOX OFFICE RECENT’ and press select.

  • Page 30: Foxtel Box Office New

    FOXTEL BOX OFFICE NEW You can use the remote control to order movies available through FOXTEL BOX OFFICE NEW. To look at the FOXTEL BOX OFFICE NEW screen, press on demand, then highlight ‘FOXTEL BOX OFFICE NEW’ and press select.

  • Page 31: Purchasing A Foxtel Box Office Title

    - see the next section.) Recording a FOXTEL Box Office title If you pressed R, and the FOXTEL Box Office title is about to start, the FOXTEL iQ2 starts recording. If the title is on at a later time, it is added to the Personal Planner.
  • Page 32 ON DEMAND Watching recordings of FOXTEL Box Office titles If you have recorded a FOXTEL Box Office title, but not yet watched it, it remains in the Personal Planner for a fixed amount of time before it is deleted. Some titles may remain in the Personal Planner for up to seven days if you do not view them.
  • Page 33 48 hours to view your movie once you commence viewing. A working return path is required to use iSuggest for FOXTEL Box Office. iSuggest is not available to subscribers in some apartment...

  • Page 34: Personal Planner

    FOXTEL iQ2 to record in the future; all the programmes for which you have set a reminder.
  • Page 35 ‘Keep’. This means that the programme will not be automatically deleted, for example when the FOXTEL iQ2’s disk is nearly full. Series Link symbol - shows that the programme is one of a series and you have selected it for Series Link .
  • Page 36 ‘Keep’ button to mark it to ‘Keep’. This means that the programme will not be automatically deleted, for example when the FOXTEL iQ2’s disk is nearly full. You can also press the blue button to remove the ‘Keep’ setting, but note that if Kept programmes are PIN-protected (see page 62) you must enter your PIN to do so.

  • Page 37: The Foxtel Iq2'S Disk Space

    FOXTEL iQ2 will still start recording at the correct time. However, if programme start time changes by more than six hours,...

  • Page 38: Watching A Programme When You See The Reminder

    Watching a programme when you see the reminder One minute before a programme for which you have set a reminder is due to start, the Personal Planner will display a reminder message on your TV screen. Using the FOXTEL iQ2...

  • Page 39: Reminder Clashes

    Notes In order for reminders to be displayed, the FOXTEL iQ2 must be switched on and you must be watching FOXTEL. You can change the settings for when the reminder displays (see page 63).

  • Page 40: Recording Programmes

    While you are looking at the i-search banner, highlight a programme then press R. A Record symbol (see above right) displays next to the programme and the FOXTEL iQ2 adds the programme to the Personal Planner (although the Personal Planner does not display). If the programme is on now, the FOXTEL iQ2 starts recording.

  • Page 41: Using The Foxtel Iq2 While You Are Recording A Programme

    Personal Planner, but it is marked as ‘Part recorded’. Using the FOXTEL iQ2 while you are recording a programme. The FOXTEL iQ2 is very versatile! All the following combinations are possible. You can: record two FOXTEL programmes, and at the same time watch a different FOXTEL programme.

  • Page 42: Recording Clashes

    Recording programmes Recording clashes When you select a programme to record, the FOXTEL iQ2 checks whether it is on at the same time as any other programmes you have previously selected for recording. If more than two selected programmes are on at the same time, this creates a clash. The...
  • Page 43 If a programme’s start time changes or a remote record request arrives, the Personal Planner is automatically updated. If the new time(s) cause a recording clash, the FOXTEL iQ2 automatically records in full whichever programme starts earlier, then will part- record any other programme(s) if they are still showing.

  • Page 44: Disk Space Warning

    (see page 36). Note As explained on page 37, you can use the disk space indicator at the top of the Personal Planner to find out how much of the FOXTEL iQ2’s disk space is being used. Using the FOXTEL iQ2...

  • Page 45: Manual Recording

    Some channels, for example radio channels, do not provide programme listings in the i-search banner or TV Guide. However, you can still use the FOXTEL iQ2 to record these channels, by using the Setup screens to set up the recording.
  • Page 46 If you selected Daily, Mon-Fri or Weekly in step 5, the Series Link symbol (see right) displays next to the Record symbol to show that the recording will take place more than once. You can press i to check details of when the recordings will take place. Using the FOXTEL iQ2...

  • Page 47: Watching Recordings

    Watching recordings v Watching recordings You use the Personal Planner (see page 34) to choose recorded programmes you want to watch. Press planner. Use U and D to choose a recorded or recording programme. Note that these may be marked as Recorded , Part recorded , Recording or Viewed .

  • Page 48: Instant Playback

    95. Playback indicator During playback, (or fast forward or rewind) the playback indicator on the FOXTEL iQ2’s front panel lights up to show you what is happening. For more information about the playback indicator, see page 79. During playback...

  • Page 49: Watching Recordings Of Restricted Programmes Or Blocked Channels

    Whenever a programme is playing or is paused, you are able to fast forward or rewind (x2, x6, x12, x30 speeds). To rewind , press the rewind button on the FOXTEL remote control. The rewind x2 symbol displays. The number shows you the speed...

  • Page 50: Using Bookmarks

    ‘Page Up’ and green ‘Page Down’ buttons. To remove a bookmark, highlight it, then press the yellow ‘Delete’ button. The updated list is redisplayed with the bookmark removed. Using the FOXTEL iQ2...

  • Page 51: Playlist

    When you have selected all the programmes you want to add to your Playlist, press play or select. The FOXTEL iQ2 then checks that none of the programmes are restricted programmes or are from blocked channels (see page 58). If...
  • Page 52 (see page 13). Make sure you do not press any button on the remote control, as this will stop the Playlist process. However, if you want to stop the Playlist process at any time, press any button. Using the FOXTEL iQ2...

  • Page 53: Active

    Active v Active Active allows you to: launch additional interactive services, when these are available; display the Setup screens. The Setup screens are described in the next section - see page 54.

  • Page 54: Setup

    Using the Setup banner You use the Setup banner to make temporary changes to the way the FOXTEL iQ2 works with your TV. Theses settings are: Programme Display - to set how programmes transmitted in different formats display on your TV;...
  • Page 55 Setup 16:9 Programme Display (setting for standard TVs) This setting controls how widescreen (16:9) programmes display on a ‘standard’ (4:3) TV. This item is only available if your TV Type is standard (4:3) (see page 71). Centre Cut The centre portion only of any widescreen (16:9) transmissions will display.

  • Page 56: Using The Setup Screens

    Box Office programmes, and set Adult Filter; change the Personal Planner settings; change the FOXTEL settings, to control how the FOXTEL iQ2 makes recordings; set up recordings for channels without programme listings, for example radio channels (see page 45);...

  • Page 57: Changing Your Parental Control Settings

    Using your PIN To use the Parental Control screens, you must enter your four- digit PIN. When you first use the FOXTEL iQ2, your PIN is ‘1234’. In order to make your PIN secret, you should change it to a different number that you find easy to remember (see page 61).

  • Page 58: Blocking Channels

    Blocking Channels The Blocked Channels screen lets you block certain channels. Whenever you are watching FOXTEL channels, in order to view a blocked channel, you must enter your PIN. You must also use your PIN to watch a recording of a programme on a blocked channel.

  • Page 59: Setting Viewing Restrictions

    Setup Setting Viewing Restrictions The Viewing Restrictions screen lets you select the Parental Rating categories you want to restrict, so that those who do not know your PIN cannot watch programmes broadcast at a restricted classification. From the Parental Control screen, highlight ‘Viewing Restrictions’, then press select.

  • Page 60: Setting Purchase Restrictions

    Viewing restrictions work only if the broadcaster provides programme classification information. FOXTEL is not responsible for channels providing incorrect classification information. Setting Purchase Restrictions The Purchase Restrictions screen lets you choose whether or not you need to enter your PIN to purchase a Box Office programme.

  • Page 61: Setting The Adult Filter

    Setup Setting the Adult Filter The Adult Filter allows you to block the titles and synopses for all ‘R’ classified programmes, so that those who do not know your PIN cannot view the programme information. From the Parental Control screen, highlight ‘Adult Filter’ and then press select.

  • Page 62: Setting The Foxtel Iq2 Pin Settings

    131 999. Setting the FOXTEL iQ2 PIN settings The FOXTEL PIN Settings screen lets you choose whether or not you need to enter your PIN to delete a programme that has been marked to ‘Keep’ in the Personal Planner (see page 35).

  • Page 63: Changing The Tv Guide Settings

    Changing the TV Guide settings You use this screen to change the display of your reminders, the colour of the FOXTEL Guide, the default settings for TV Guide Grid Video and Planner Search Video and the default order for Planner Search.

  • Page 64: Changing The Foxtel Iq2 Settings

    You use this screen to change various settings relating to how the FOXTEL iQ2 records programmes, to: change the way in which the FOXTEL iQ2 manages your recordings, when disk space is running low; change the length of time of the Instant Rewind recording;...

  • Page 65: Disk Space Management

    To confirm your changes, highlight ‘Save New Settings’ then press select, or to cancel, press back. Disk Space Management You use this item to change the way in which the FOXTEL iQ2 manages your recordings when disk space is running out. You can choose one of three settings: Automatic –...

  • Page 66: Instant Rewind

    Setup Instant Rewind This is the length of time of the recording the FOXTEL iQ2 automatically makes of the channel you are currently viewing. For more information, see ‘Using Instant Rewind’ on page 17. You can choose one of five settings: ‘Off,’ ‘5’, ‘15’, ‘30’ or ‘60’ minutes.

  • Page 67: Energy Saving Level

    There are three modes (‘Low’, ‘Medium’, ‘High’) which determine how long the iQ2 will be idle before it goes into standby and spins down the hard disk. The hard disk will automatically spin back up for recordings which will be unaffected.

  • Page 68: Using The Advanced Settings

    FOXTEL iQ2 should have been correctly set up when it was installed. However, the System Settings screens can be useful if, for example, you buy a new TV and you want to make sure the FOXTEL iQ2 makes the best use of the new TV’s features.

  • Page 69: Picture Settings

    Setup Picture Settings The standard (default) setting for each item is marked with *. To confirm any changes, highlight ‘Save New Settings’ then press select, or to cancel, press back. If you press the red (Reset all settings) button, the settings will change to the standard settings ( NOT the settings made by your installer).

  • Page 70: High Definition Settings

    HDCP. No Warnings, Disable Only HDCP Status HDMI This setting displays the results of the test for HDCP Off, HDCP support in your television via the HDMI connection. Successful, HDCP Failed * Indicates Default Setting Using the FOXTEL iQ2...

  • Page 71: Standard Definition Settings

    ‘By TV’ allows your TV to control how the picture is displayed, provided that your TV is capable of controlling the picture, and that the FOXTEL iQ2 is connected to your TV via a component or composite video lead. TV Type Setting for ‘standard’...

  • Page 72: Captions And Banner Settings

    Banner timeout 1 sec, 5 secs* Select your preferred setting for the length of time that 10 secs, the i-search banner displays on-screen when you change channel. * Indicates Default Setting Using the FOXTEL iQ2...

  • Page 73: Audio And Language Settings

    Item Settings Comments Audio output Stereo*, Mono Controls the audio output of the FOXTEL iQ2. Background music Off, Live, Music* Controls whether or not music or Background Live Audio will play while you look at the FOXTEL Guide. Incorrect PIN signal On*, Off Controls whether or not a ‘beep’...

  • Page 74: System Details

    To see details of the FOXTEL iQ2, including the FOXTEL iQ2 model number, manufacturer and the FOXTEL Smartcard number. Signal Test To see the quality of the signal the FOXTEL iQ2 is receiving from the satellite or cable input. System Test To check that the FOXTEL iQ2 is properly connected to your telephone line.

  • Page 75: Favourite Channels

    Favourite Channels The Favourite Channels screen lets you set your Favourite channels. When you are watching FOXTEL you are able to search through your Favourite channels by pressing the yellow button. From the System Setup screen, highlight ‘Favourite Channels’, then press select.

  • Page 76: Extra Information

    Do not put the FOXTEL Smartcard in liquids or use cleaning ✘ fluids on it. Keep the FOXTEL Smartcard away from children and pets. ✔ Always use the FOXTEL Smartcard in the FOXTEL iQ2. It will not ✔ work in any other digital set-top unit. Using the FOXTEL iQ2...

  • Page 77: Replacing The Batteries In The Remote Control

    To replace the batteries, insert two AA batteries as follows: symbol Hold the upper part of the FOXTEL remote control in one hand. With your other hand, push the catch on the battery cover upwards and remove the cover by pulling it outwards.

  • Page 78: Foxtel Iq2

    (switched on) Flashes blue when the FOXTEL iQ2 receives a signal from the remote control signal light Lights up red if the FOXTEL iQ2 is not receiving a signal rewind button Behind pull-down door: L, R, U and D...

  • Page 79: Understanding The Playback Indicator

    The Playback Indicator on the FOXTEL iQ2’s front panel lights up to show you what the FOXTEL iQ2 is doing. Provided you have ‘Front panel indicator’ set to ‘Standard’ (see page 66), the Playback indicator works as follows:...

  • Page 80: Rear View

    * Cable and satellite inputs The number of signal inputs on the FOXTEL iQ2 depends on whether it is for cable or satellite signals. The satellite FOXTEL iQ2 (shown on this page) has four signal inputs. You must connect a signal cable to INPUT 1 and INPUT 2.

  • Page 81: Connections To The Foxtel Iq2

    Do not connect the plug to the power supply until you have made ALL the other connections. The FOXTEL iQ2 operates with a 240 V AC, 50 Hz power supply. Do not connect it to a DC power supply. If you are in any doubt about the power lead, its plug or its...

  • Page 82: Connecting To Your Tv And Video Recorder

    TV, (HDTV) and video recorder. Other connection set-ups are possible. The diagram shows a cable FOXTEL iQ2. For a diagram showing the satellite FOXTEL iQ2 rear view, and information about its signal inputs, see page 80.

  • Page 83: Optional Audio Connections

    FOXTEL iQ2 Optional audio connections This diagram shows the optional audio connections you can make to obtain improved quality sound. You can connect to stereo audio equipment as shown, or alternatively, if your TV and/or video recorder has the correct input connectors, you can connect to these as required.

  • Page 84: Solving Problems

    Solving problems v Using Help For more information on using the FOXTEL iQ2, you can use the Help channel. To display the Help channel, press the help button on the remote control. Using the FOXTEL iQ2...

  • Page 85: On-Screen Messages

    If one of the following messages appears on your TV screen, make a note of the number that appears with the message (for example, F001). If you need to call your service provider (e.g. FOXTEL or TELSTRA) for assistance, please have the number handy so they can help you as quickly as possible.
  • Page 86 Insert the right FOXTEL Smartcard for this FOXTEL is not a FOXTEL card. Smartcard in the FOXTEL iQ2. Insert the FOXTEL iQ2. If the problem continues, call FOXTEL on 131 999. Smartcard. Call your service provider for assistance. This programme is This programme is not You will not be able to watch this programme.
  • Page 87 Always switch the FOXTEL iQ2 off at the power line. supply before plugging or unplugging any other Press select to equipment.
  • Page 88 Housekeeping. Please The FOXTEL iQ2 is Wait for the FOXTEL iQ2 to resolve the problem; wait. attempting to resolve a if it is not resolved call FOXTEL on 131 999 for system fault. assistance. You cannot remove You have attempted to...

  • Page 89: General Problems

    If the FOXTEL iQ2 is connected to your video light is blue . other equipment is not recorder, rather than your TV (so the FOXTEL iQ2 is correctly set up. ‘looped though’ your video recorder), check that your video recorder is plugged into the power...
  • Page 90 Make sure you point the remote control directly at isn’t working. the remote control and the FOXTEL iQ2 and that nothing is between it and the FOXTEL iQ2. the FOXTEL iQ2. The ir receive light on the FOXTEL iQ2’s front panel should flash each time you press a FOXTEL remote button.

  • Page 91: Specification

    - AS/NZS CISPR 22:2006 The product complies with the following Telecoms standards: - AS/NZS 60950-1:2000 - AS/ACIF S002:2005 FOXTEL Terms and Conditions are available on the FOXTEL website at www.foxtel.com.au You can also obtain a copy by calling 131 999.

  • Page 92: Glossary

    Enhanced Dolby Digital sound. If you have used the ‘OPTICAL AUDIO OUT’ or ‘DIGITAL AUDIO OUT’ connectors to connect the FOXTEL iQ2 to audio equipment with Dolby Digital decoding capabilities, you can select this option for enhanced sound.
  • Page 93 Letterbox - 16:9 programme on a 4:3 TV MPEG The setting for standard digital stereo audio from the FOXTEL iQ2’s optical audio out and digital audio out connectors Pillarbox A description of how standard (4:3) programmes display on a widescreen (16:9) TV.
  • Page 94 An on-screen symbol which shows you what the FOXTEL iQ2 is doing. See page 78. Playback indicator This display, on the FOXTEL iQ2’s front panel, lights up to show you what the FOXTEL iQ2 is doing. See page 70. An abbreviation for Personal Digital Recorder.

  • Page 95: On-Screen Symbols

    On-screen symbols The following symbols appear on your TV screen while you are using the FOXTEL iQ2. They are explained throughout this User Guide, but here is a handy reference of what each symbol means. Play (during playback from the Personal Planner) The blue ring rotates clockwise.
  • Page 96 Skip back The blue ring does not move. The number shows the number of minutes since the start of the recording. Note No playback symbols appear on-screen while the i-search banner or i-box is displayed. Using the FOXTEL iQ2...

  • Page 97: Customer Information Card

    - FOXTEL will change the way you watch television forever! Below is some useful information regarding the FOXTEL setup. If calling FOXTEL on 131 999, be sure to have these details ready so we can assist you promptly with your enquiry.

  • Page 98: Before Calling Foxtel

    Check when What should I check? What do I do next? complete Is the power lead from the FOXTEL iQ2 connected to If not, connect the the power point and the power turned on? power lead and turn on the switch at the...
  • Page 99 501-1236800...

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