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Plug in (optional)
If you want to stream
via the internet, go
straight to step 2.
If you have an aerial,
plug your aerial (blue
socket) and HDMI®
cable (purple socket)
into the right places
(see page opposite).
Depending on your
TV, you might need to
use a specific HDMI
port for Ultra HD
and HDR.
To get the best possible
picture quality, make
sure you use the HDMI
cable we sent you. Visit
bt.com/help/ultrahd
for more information.
Getting started
Important: before you set up your TV Box, make
sure your broadband is up and running.
Choose how you want
to connect
You can connect your TV Box to your
Smart Hub using either Wi-Fi or ethernet.
A: Connecting by Wi-Fi?
The range of the TV Box Pro can vary
significantly depending on location,
obstructions and interference.
Place your TV Box Pro no more than one
wall, ceiling or floor away from your Hub
or Wi-Fi Disc and limit the amount of
electrical equipment and other Wi-Fi
devices close to your TV Box Pro.
For optimum Wi-Fi performance the TV
Box Pro should be set up within 5 metres
line of sight of your hub or Wi-Fi Disc.
Go to step 3.
B: Connecting by ethernet cable?
Connect your hub to your TV Box (yellow
socket) using the ethernet cable we sent
you (see page opposite).
Set up your remote
Install the batteries by
removing the plastic protector
and press the power button
. The remote control will
automatically pair with the TV
Box and programme itself to
control your TV as well.
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Power up
Plug your TV Box into the
nearest socket on the wall.
Important: use the power
supply unit provided in your
TV Box pack.
Press the power button on
the front of your TV Box to turn
it on.
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4
Follow the on screen
instructions
Simply follow the on screen
instructions which will guide
you through the set up process
and introduce you to your
BT TV service.
Problems connecting
by Wi-Fi?
The TV Box can only connect
to the 5GHz Wi-Fi band.
Go to your Hub Manager to
check your Wi-Fi settings.
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