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Entone Set Top Box User’s Guide

“Totally Local, Simply Brilliant”

INTRODUCTION


Welcome
to


CommVision


IPTV!


KPU
 is
 committed
 to
 bringing
 you
 state‐of‐the‐art
 technology
 and
 exceptional
 value.
 
 With
 KPU
 CommVision
 IPTV
 you
 get
 100%
 digital
 quality
 programming,
 an
 interactive
 program
 guide,
 CD‐quality
 music



 channels,
on‐screen
Caller
ID,
parental
controls
and
more!


Please
review
the
information
on
the
next
page
with
our
technician.

This
 information
 will
 insure
 that
 you
 have
 been
 provided
 the
 materials
 and



 instruction
to
start
enjoying
your
new
service.


KPU
CommVision
Customer
Support


907‐228‐5474


Billing
and
Account
Information 


Monday
–
Friday:
 

9:00
am
–
6:00
pm


10:00
am
–
4:00
pm


Saturday:
 


Technical
Support


611
or
907‐225‐2111
Ext
1
or
email:
[email protected]

Monday
–
Friday:
 

8:00
am
–
9:00
pm


Saturday
‐
Sunday:
 11:00
am
–
9:00
pm


Office
Location


2417
Tongass
Ave.
(The
Plaza)


Monday
–
Friday:
 

9:00
am
–
6:00
pm


10:00
am
–
4:00
pm


Saturday:
 


Website
 www.kpunet.net


Welcome


Your
TVs
are
programmed
as
follows:


Location
 Channel/Input
 TV


TV
1
 


TV
2
 


TV
3
 


TV
4
 
 


Modem:


Model
 Location


TV


Programming


Code


Wired/Wireless



 


Set
Top
Boxes:


TV


Model


TV
1
 


TV
2
 


TV
3
 


TV
4
 
 


Your
PINs
are
currently
set
to:


Purchasing
PIN
 


SD/HD


PVR


Installation
Checklist:


□ Installation
Summary
Sheet


□ TV
Locations
and
Setup


□ Personal
Identification
Numbers
(PIN)


□ Remote
Control
Quick
Reference
Guide


□ Turning
System
On/Off


□ Common
Remote
Functions


Guide


Menu


Music


VOD


□ Caller
ID
(if
applicable)


□ Channel
Lineup


□ DSL
Authentication/
Speed
Test:
_______________


□ HD
Setup


Aspect
Ratio
and
Resolution


Stream
Enablement


□ Customer
Support


□ Help


Table
of
Contents


Introduction


Equipment ................................................................ 
1‐2


The
Remote .............................................................. 
3‐4


Getting
Started ......................................................... 
5‐6


Personal
Settings


Parental
Controls ...................................................... 
7‐8


PIN
Settings............................................................... 
8


System
Features


Menu ........................................................................ 
9


Interactive
Program
Guide
(IPG)............................... 
10‐11


Favorites ................................................................... 
12


Auto
Tune
&
Reminders ........................................... 
12


Music ........................................................................ 
13


Video‐On‐Demand
(VOD) ......................................... 
13‐14


Pay‐Per‐View
(PPV)................................................... 
14


Caller
ID .................................................................... 
15‐16


Closed
Captioning..................................................... 
16


HDTV:
Aspect
Ratio
&
Resolution ............................. 
16‐17


Appendix
A:
PVR
Recording ................................. 18‐26


Appendix
B:
Troubleshooting............................... 27‐29


Introduction


Front
of
Entone
Amulet


Part
Name
 Description


1. Standby
Switch
 Power
up
or
put
Amulet
in
standby
mode.


2. Standby/On
Indicator
 Amber
in
standby
mode
and
starting
Green


3. Front
Panel
Display
 when
started.


Start‐up
messages


Clock
after
starting


4. IR
receiver


5. Arrow
keys


6. OK
button


Remote
control
IR
receiver


UP
 arrow
 for
 setting
 HDMI
 and
 Component
 resolution.




Trigger
remote
registration
mode.




7. Reset
Pin
Hole
 Restart
Amulet.


Cables
 


1. Ethernet


2. Coaxial
Cable


3. Telephone
Cord


4. Left
and
Right
Audio
and
Component
Video


5. Power
Cord


Page
1


Equipment


Back
of
Entone
Amulet


Part
Name


1. Digital
Audio


2. S‐Video


3. Audio
Left/Right


4. Video


5. Y
Pb
Pr


6. Optical
Audio


7. HDMI


8. Ethernet


9. RF
TV


10. Coax
out


11. To
Line


12. DC
input


Description


S/PDIF
digital
coaxial
RCA
audio
output


S‐Video
output


Composite
audio
output


Composite
video
output


Component
video
output


S/PDIF
digital
optical
audio
TOSLINK
output


HDMI
output


RJ45
plug
for
connecting
to
ADSL
modem
or
 network
access
equipment


Type‐F
 connector
 for
 RF
 TV
 output
 (factory
 set
to
channel
10)


Type‐F
 connector
 for
 HomePNA
 coaxial
 output
(optional
feature)


RJ11
 plug
 for
 connecting
 HomePNA
 phone
 wire
output
(optional
feature)


DC
power
jack


Page
2


Equipment


Remote


Remote
Buttons
 Description


1. SETUP


2. INPUT


3. INFO


Special
Key
reserved
for
remote
programming
functions


Changes
the
current
A/V
input
of
the
selected
device.



INPUT
+
MENU
triggers
STB
User
Menu.


Displays
on‐screen
information
about
the
current
 television
program.


4. LANG


5. GUIDE


6. VCR/DVD
Controls


Reserved
for
future
use.


Displays
the
on‐screen
television
guide
which
provides
 information
about
current
and
future
television
 programming.


Buttons
used
for
VCR/DVD
play/stop/ffwd/rwd/pause.



These
buttons
can
be
also
be
used
for
VCR‐like
controls
 with
VOD
services.


Executes
the
currently
selected
menu
option.


7. OK


8. ENTER


9. MOVIES


10. DTV


11. RECORD‐IT
 Displays
the
PVR
Menu.


12. RESERVED
USE
KEY
 Reserved
for
future
use.


13. POWER


14. DEVICE
KEYS


Turns
the
currently
selected
service
on
or
off.


Selects
the
device
that
you
would
like
to
control.



(STB/TV/AUX)


Displays
the
on‐screen
menu.


15. MENU


16. EXIT


17. CH


18. LAST


19. VOL


Exits
the
current
menu
option.


Changes
the
channel
up/down.

Page
up/down
in
the


Guide.


Changes
channel
to
the
most
recently
viewed
channel.


Raises
or
lowers
volume
of
the
currently
selected
device.


Navigates
right,
left,
up,
down
in
the
on‐screen
guide.


20. NAVIGATION
KEYS


21. SPECIAL
 FUNCTION


KEYS


22. NUMBERED


BUTTONS


23. MUTE


24. MEDIA


Access
to
special
menu
items
and
views.


Allows
direct
access
to
specific
channels
and
menu
items.


Turns
off
the
volume
of
the
currently
selected
device.


Not
used.


25. MUSIC


26. PHONE


27. HELP


Confirms
the
channel
number
entered.


Displays
the
VOD
menu.


Returns
user
to
live
programming.


Displays
available
music
channels.


Displays
the
Caller
ID
menu.


Displays
the
on‐screen
help
menu.


Page
3


6


7


2


3


4


5


1


8

9

10

11

12

The
Remote


19


22


23


20


21


24


13


14


17


18


15


16


25


26


27


Page
4


Getting
Started


Turning
on
the
System


The
 universal
 remote
 provided
 allows
 you
 to
 navigate
 through
 the
 Digital
 TV
 functions
and
also
control
the
volume
and
power
on
your
television.


entone
URC
Plus
–
B
Series


To
turn
the
system
ON:


1. Press
 TV ,
 then
 PWR 
 on
 the
 remote
 to



 turn
on
the
television.


2. Press
 the
 STB 
 button
 then
 PWR 
 to
 initiate
 control
 of
 KPU
 Commvision
 functions.


To
turn
the
system
OFF:


1. Press
the
 STB 
button
then
 PWR 
to
turn
 off
the
Set
Top
Box.


2. Press
 TV ,
then
 PWR 
to
turn
off
the
TV.


URC
Plus
Troubleshooting:


When
turning
on
the
system,
if
a
screen
 appears
 prompting
 you
 to
 press
 PWR ,
 verify
 that
 you
 are
 in
 STB 
 mode
 by
 pressing
the
 STB 
button.

Then
point
the
 remote
 away
 from
 the
 TV
 and
 press


PWR
again,
to
activate
the
Set
Top
Box.


Page
5


27


27


27


27


27


27


27


27


Getting
Started


Remote
Control


Use
 the
 remote
 arrow
 keys
 to
 navigate
 interactive,
 on‐screen
 menus.
 
 When
 the
 curser
 moves,
 a
 highlight
 appears
 around
 selected
items.

Feature
buttons
on
the
remote
(DTV,
Music,
etc.)
 jump
directly
to
a
particular
service.

See
page
3
for
a
complete



 description.


Navigating
with
the
Remote


1. Use
the
remote
arrow
keys
to
move
the
cursor.

The
selected
 item
will
be
highlighted
in
white.


2. Press
the
 OK 
button
on
the
remote.

An
action
occurs
and
the
 screen
changes.


Remote
Codes


The
remote
is
capable
of
controlling
additional
home
electronics
 such
 as
 your
 TV,
 DVD
 or
 Stereo.
 
 Refer
 to
 the
 included
 Remote


Programming
 instructions
 for
 additional
 information
 on
 how
 to
 program
the
remote.

Programming
instructions
are
also
available



 at
 www.entone.com/assets/File/Reference_Guides/Amulet_User_Guide_v1_6_1.pdf


Personal
Identification
Number


A
4‐digit
personal
identification
number
(PIN)
is
issued
at
the
time
 of
installation
(See
Welcome
page).


Your
PIN
is
used
to
rent
movies
and
set
parental
controls
for
TV
 programs
 and
 movie
 ratings.
 
 When
 required,
 an
 on‐screen
 message
 prompts
 you
 to
 enter
 the
 PIN
 using
 the
 remote.
 
 As
 a
 security
measure,
asterisks
appear
as
the
numbers
are
entered.

If
 the
wrong
PIN
is
entered,
a
message
prompts
re‐entry.


Note:
 You
 can
 change
 or
 inactivate
 the
 PIN.
 
 See
 page
 8
 for



 details.


Page
6


Personal
Settings


Parental
Controls


Use
 Parental
 Controls
 to
 set
 maximum
 viewable
 ratings
 for
 movies
 and
 TV
 programs,
 as
 well
 as
 prevent
 unrated
 TV
 shows



 from
displaying.

A
valid
PIN
is
required
to
alter
Parental
Controls.


Set
Parental
Controls


1. Press
 MENU
 on
the
remote.


2. Select
 ACCOUNT
INFO/SETTINGS ,
then
 PARENTAL
CONTROL .


3. Select
 SETTINGS .


4. Enable
or
Disable
–
Select
 NO 
to
disable
parental
controls.



Select
 YES 
to
activate
parental
control
features
throughout
 the
system.


5. Edit
preferences
using
the
directional
arrows
and
 OK 
on
the
 remote
for
the
following:


Movie
Rating
–
Control
viewing
of
programs
below
the
 selected
MPAA
ratings
level
(PG‐13,
etc.).


Television
Rating
–
Control
viewing
of
programs
below
the
 selected
VCHIP
rating
level
(TV‐14,
etc.).


Lock
Unrated
Shows
–
Select
Yes
or
No
to
restrict
viewing
 of
shows
that
are
not
assigned
a
rating.


Show
titles
under
Parental
Control
–
Select
 YES 
or
 NO 
to
 restrict
showing
titles
in
the
guide.


6. Select
 OK 
to
save
changes
and
return
to
the
main
menu.


Hide
and
Unhide
Channels
from
the
Guide


1. Press
 MENU 
on
the
remote.


2. Select
 ACCOUNT
INFO/SETTINGS ,
then
 PARENTAL
CONTROL .


3. Select
 HIDE
CHANNELS .


4. Use
the
directional
arrows
on
the
remote
to
browse
through
a



 list
of
available
channels.

Press
 OK 
on
the
remote
to
select
or
 deselect
specific
channels.


5. Select
 OK 
to
save
channels
and
return
to
the
Parental
Control
 menu.


Movie
Ratings


G
 General
audience


PG
 Parental
guidance
suggested


PG‐
13
 Parents
strongly
cautioned


R
 Restricted


NC‐17
 No
one
17
and
under
admitted


NR
 Not
Rated


Page
7


Parental
Controls,
PIN
Settings


TV
Ratings


V
 Violence


S
 Sexual
Conditions


L
 Coarse
or
Crude
Indecent
Language


D
 Suggestive
Dialog


FV
 Fantasy
Violence


TV‐Y
 All
Children


TV‐Y7
 Directed
to
Older
Children


TV‐G
 General
Audience


TV‐PG
 Parental
Guidance
Suggested


TV‐14
 Parents
Strongly
Cautioned


TV‐MA
 Mature
Audience
Only


PIN
Settings


A
4‐digit
personal
identification
number
(PIN)
is
issued
at
the
time
 of
installation
(see
Welcome
page).

When
required,
an
onscreen
 message
 prompts
 you
 to
 enter
 the
 PIN
 using
 the
 remote.
 
 As
 a
 security
measure,
asterisks
appear
as
the
numbers
are
entered.


Change
the
Current
PIN


1. Press
 MENU 
on
the
remote
control


2. Select
 ACCOUNT
INFO/SETTINGS ,
and
then
 PIN
OPTIONS .


3. Highlight
the
PIN
you
want
to
change
and
press
 OK .


4. Use
 the
 number
 keypad
 to
 enter
 the
 new
 PIN.
 
 Press
 OK 
 to
 confirm
the
change.

Press
the
right
directional
arrow
(





)
on
 the
remote
control
to
leave
the
number
field.


5. Select
 OK 
to
save
changes
and
return
to
the
menu.


Enable/Disable
the
PIN


Warning:
When
the
PIN
is
disabled
you
will
no
longer
be
required
 to
 enter
 a
 PIN
 when
 accessing
 and
 changing
 System
 Settings
 or



 when
making
purchases
such
as
Video
on
Demand
(VOD)
movies.


1. Press
 MENU 
on
the
remote
control.


2. Select
 ACCOUNT
INFO/SETTINGS ,
and
then
 PIN
OPTIONS .


3. Select
 YES 
to
Disable
or
 NO 
to
enable
the
selected
PIN.


4. Select
 OK 
to
save
changes
and
return
to
the
menu.


Page
8


System
Features


On‐Screen
Menu


Navigate
system
functions
two
ways:
the
on‐screen
main
menu
or
 the
remote
feature
buttons.

The
menu
displays:


• List
 of
 main
 features
 (DTV,
 Music,
 etc.)
 available
 on
 the
 system.


• Options
for
controlling
how
and
if
the
system
displays
certain
 information
 (Parental
 Controls,
 Favorites,
 System
 Settings,


Change
PIN).


• Account
history
and
more.


Using
the
Menu


1. Press
 MENU 
on
the
remote.


2. Use
the








directional
arrows
on
your
remote
to
navigate
 program
titles
one
channel
at
a
time.


Menu
Structure


Watch
DTV


Search
DTV


Movies


Recordings


*With
 subscription
 to


PVR


Promotions


Account
Info/Settings


Web
on
TV


Music


Phone


Help


Return
to
Regular
DTV
Programming


Program
Guide


By
Category


By
Title


By
Keyword


Direct
Access
to
VOD
Movies


Finished


Scheduled


Series


New


Future
Use


Parental
Control


Favorites


Channel
Renumbering


System
Settings


Account


PVR
Settings
(with
subscription
to
PVR)


PIN
Options


Subtitling


Picture
Settings


Closed
Captioning


Caller
ID
Settings


System
Info


Contacts
(currently
unavailable)


Future
Use


Direct
Access
to
Digital
Music


Phone
History


Phone
Book


Direct
access
to
system
help
topics


Page
9


Interactive
Program
Guide
(IPG)


Interactive
Program
Guide
(IPG)


Press
 GUIDE
 on
 the
 remote
 to
 access
 detailed
 information
 for
 the
 selected
 entertainment
feature
(DTV,
Music,
etc.).

The
last
channel
viewed
appears
on
a
smaller
 screen
 (screen‐in‐screen)
 within
 the
 Guide
 so
 you
 never
 miss
 what’s
 happening
 while
 you
search
for
what’s
on,
schedule
feature
programs
or
get
more
information.


TV
listings
appear
in
a
grid
format
with
channel
numbers
and
network
call
letters
down
 the
 left
 side
 and
 times
 along
 the
 top.
 
 Listings
 are
 color
 coded
 to
 help
 you
 identify
 different
types
of
programs.


Light
Green/Blue


Dark
Green


Red


Light
Green


Dark
Blue


Normal
Programming


No
Information


Sports


News


Children’s


Purple
 Movies


There
 are
 two
 preset
 guides,
 “All”
 and
 “Subscribed.”
 
 Press
 GUIDE
 multiple
 times
 to



 toggle
between
them.

“Subscribed”
displays
the
channels
available
in
your
subscribed
 package.

“All”
will
display
all
channels
available.




Navigating
Guide
Listings


Use
the
numeric
keypad
to
advance
directly
to
a
specific
channel
or
use
the



Directional
 arrows
 on
 your
 remote
 to
 navigate
 program
 titles
 one
 channel
 at
 a
 time.



Use
the
 CH
up/down
 button
to
advance
a
full
page
of
listings.


Use
the















directional
arrows
to
see
program
listings
in
30‐minute
increments,
for



 up
to
one
week
in
advance.

Use
the























keys
to
advance
an
entire
day.


Highlight
a
program
title
and
press
 OK .

If
the
program
is
on
now,
you
will
tune
to
it.

If
 the
program
will
air
later,
you
will
be
given
options
to
tune
to
the
channel
now
or
set
a
 reminder.

Use
the
directional
arrows
and
 OK 
to
select
desired
action
or
press
 EXIT 
to
 return
to
the
guide.


Page
10


System
Features


Guide
by
Channel


1. Press
 GUIDE 
on
the
remote,
use
the
directional
arrows
on
the
remote
to
 highlight
a
program
title
that
appears
in
the
desired
channel.


2. Press
 the
 RED
 circled
 button
 in
 the
 middle
 of
 the
 remote
 (above
 the
 number
key
pad).


3. Use
the






 directional
 arrows
 to
 browse
 program
 listings
 in
 chronological
order.

Use
the


















 channel.


keys
 to
 switch
 to
 the
 next


4. Press
the
RED
circled
button
again
to
return
to
the
main
Guide.


Program
Information


Highlight
 a
 program
 title
 and
 press
 INFO 
 on
 your
 remote
 to
 see
 detailed
 program
 information.
 
 Use
 the
 
 
 
 
 direction
 arrow
 to
 highlight
 one
 of
 the
 following
options:


Watch
 CHANNEL .


Add
 REMINDER .


(With
PVR
subscription)


SERIES
EPISODES
 (displays
list
of
all
program
occurrences).


• Press
 EXIT 
or







on
the
remote
to
return
to
Guide.


Detailed
 program
 information
 can
 also
 be
 accessed
 when
 not
 in
 the
 Guide.



While
 watching
 a
 program,
 press
 INFO 
 on
 the
 remote
 to
 display
 title
 and
 duration
of
the
current
program.

Press
 INFO 
a
second
time
to
display
the
full



 program
description.


Favorites


The
 Favorites
 feature
 allows
 quick
 access
 to
 your
 most
 frequently
 viewed
 channels.
 
 Use
 the
 default
 Guide
 to
 create
 one
 for
 each
 person
 in
 your



 household
(up
to
5)!


Create
a
Favorites
List


1. Press
 MENU 
on
the
remote


2. Select
 ACCOUNT/INFO/SETTINGS ,
then
 FAVORITES .


3. Highlight
 NEW
FAVORITE ,
press
 OK .


4. Use
the
displayed
keyboard
to
enter
a
name,
then
select
 OK .


5. Use
 the
 directional
 arrows
 to
 access
 and
 scroll
 through
 the
 available
 channels.


6. Highlight
a
specific
channel
and
press
 OK 
on
the
remote
to
select
desired
 channels.


7. Select
 OK 
to
save
and
return
to
the
menu.


8. Press
the
 GUIDE 
multiple
times
or
Blue
function
button
to
toggle
between
 each
created
list
–
including
“All”
and
“Subscribed.”


Page
11


Favorites
&
Auto
Tune
and
Reminders


Channels
not
selected
in
your
favorites
list
will
be
unavailable
to
watch
or
see
 in
 the
 Guide
 when
 using
 the
 selected
 favorites
 list.
 
 Switch
 to
 subscribed
 to
 view
or
watch
all
available
channels.


Delete
a
Favorites
List


1. Press
 MENU 
on
the
remote.


2. Select
 ACCOUNT
INFO/SETTINGS ,
then
 FAVORITES .


3. Select
 EDIT
FAVORITE.

4. Use
 the
 directional
 arrows
 to
 toggle
 between
 and
 highlight
 the
 list
 you
 want
to
delete.

Press
 OK .


5. Press
Red
function
button.


6. The
 CONFIRM 
dialog
box
appears.

Select
 YES

Auto
Tune
and
Reminders


.


Never
forget
when
your
favorite
program
starts.

Schedule
a
Reminder
to
notify
 you
 before
 the
 show
 starts
 or
 schedule
 an
 Auto
 Tune
 to
 have
 it
 change
 the
 channel
for
you!


1. Press
the
 Guide 
button
to
access
the
DTV
Guide.


2. Highlight
the
future
program
and
press
 OK .


3. Arrow
to
 ADD
REMINDER
 and
press
 OK .


4. To
set
a
 REMINDER: 
Use
the
directional
arrows
on
the
remote
to
highlight


NO 
and
press
 OK .


To
schedule
an
 AUTO
TUNE :
Use
the
directional
arrows
on
the
remote
to
 highlight
 YES 
and
press
 OK .


5. Set
 the
 notification
 or
 auto‐tune
 time.
 
 Arrow
 down
 to
 “Time
 before



 program
starts”
to
highlight
and
select
the
+/‐
buttons
to
set
a
time
period
 from
1
to
99
minutes.


6. Select
 OK
 to
save
your
settings
and
return
to
the
menu.

Press
EXIT
or
 
 directional
arrow
to
return
to
the
Guide.

A
small
clock
will
appear
next
to
 the
program
you
have
selected.


7. When
the
reminder
appears,
select
 WATCH
NOW
 to
accept
or
 DISMISS 
to
 ignore.

Page
12


Music
&
Video­On­Demand


By
Category




By
Title


By
Actor


By
Director


Rented
Movie
List


Alphabetical


Music


Access
 over
 40
 different
 channels
 that
 feature
 continuous,
 commercial
 free,



 digital
quality
music
in
a
variety
of
genres.


1. Press
the
 MUSIC 
button
(bottom
of
remote).

2. Press
the
 GUIDE 
button
while
in
this
feature
to
see
a
complete
listing
of
 music
 channels
 by
 genre.
 
 Select
 the
 desired
 channel
 or
 genre
 using
 the
 directional
arrows
and
 OK 
on
the
remote.

3. Press
the
 DTV 
button
on
the
bottom
of
the
remote
to
return
to
regular
TV
 programming.


 selecting
 MUSIC .


Note:
You
can
also
access
the
music
channels
by
pressing
the
 MENU
 button
and


Video‐On‐Demand


Video‐On‐Demand
movies
and
programs
are
paid
for
at
the
time
of
airing
and
 may
be
watched
for
up
to
24
hours.

Complete
Video‐On‐Demand
listings
are
 available
in
the
Interactive
Program
Guide.


Renting
a
VOD
Movie


Get
current
movies
and
local
programming
at
the
touch
of
a
button.


1. Press
the
 MOVIE 
button
the
remote
(bottom
left).


2. Use
the
directional
arrows
to
highlight
the
desired
category,
press
 OK :






Menu


Events


Category
 Events


Specials


Free
On
Demand


HD


KPU
VOD


Movies


Premium
Channels


(Search
for
movie
titles)


(Search
by
actor’s
name)


(Search
by
director)


Previously
viewed
movies


(Search
for
movies
alphabetically


Kids


Music


Abient.TV


Discovery
Networks


HD
Movies


Kayhi
Sports


Celebrity
Chef


LiveinKetchikan


Special
Events


HomeGrown


Hometown
Heroes


Monthly
Grind


New
Releases


Library


Independent


En
Espanol


Passion
Zone


Bonus
Footage


Box
Office
Preview


Foreign
Flix


Filipino


Page
13


Video­On­Demand
&
Pay­Per­View


3. Use
the
directional
arrows
to
select
a
subject
from
the
displayed
list,
press


OK 
on
the
remote.


4. Continue
 to
 use
 the
 directional
 arrows
 and
 the
 OK 
 button
 to
 navigate
 through
all
of
the
screens.


5. To
return
to
regular
TV
viewing,
press
the
 DTV 
button
or
 EXIT .


Pay‐Per‐View


Pay‐Per‐View
movies
and
programs
are
paid
for
at
the
time
of
airing
and
may
 be
 watched
 once.
 
 Complete
 Pay‐Per‐View
 listings
 are
 available
 in
 the


Interactive
Program
Guide
(channels
970
and
above).


Renting
a
PPV
Event


1. Press
 DTV
 on
the
remote,
then
press
 GUIDE .

Navigate
using
remote
arrow
 keys
or
Page
up/down
to
a
PPV
channel.


2. Press
 OK 
on
the
remote.


3. Select
 RENT
PPV .


If
 the
 movie
 is
 in
 progress,
 a
 warning
 box
 appears
 to
 confirm
 the
 purchase.
 
 Options
 are
 YES 
 or
 NO .
 
 Select
 YES
 to
 continue
 with
 the
 purchase.

Select
 NO 
to
cancel
and
return
to
regular
programming.


4. Enter
your
 PIN .


Note:
Movies
and
events
are
not
available
to
purchase
until
15
minutes
before



 the
start
time.


Cancel
a
PPV
Purchase


You
can
cancel
a
PPV
purchase
before
the
program
begins.

Once
the
program
 has
started,
you
will
not
be
able
to
cancel
the
purchase.


1. Press
 DTV 
 on
 the
 remote,
 then
 press
 GUIDE .
 
 Use
 the
 directional
 arrow
 keys
 or
 Page
 up/down
 on
 the
 remote
 to
 navigate
 to
 the
 movie
 or
 event
 purchase
you
want
to
cancel.


2. Once
the
program
is
highlighted,
press
 INFO 
on
the
remote.


3. Select
 CANCEL
PPV .


4. Use
the
directional
arrow
keys
and
the
 OK
 to
select
 EXIT 
to
return
to
the


Main
Menu.


5. Select
 DTV 
 in
 the
 Menu
 or
 press
 the
 DTV 
 button
 on
 the
 bottom
 of
 the
 remote
to
return
to
regular
programming.


Purchase
History


The
Account
section
of
Account
Info/Settings
displays
a
detailed
record
of
your
 movie
 rentals
 (both
 VOD
 and
 PPV)
 and
 costs
 for
 the
 last
 30
 days.
 
 This
 information
is
for
explanatory
purposes
only.


1. Press
 MENU 
on
your
remote.


2. Select
 ACCOUNT
 INFO/SETTINGS
 and
 then
 ACCOUNT .
 
 The
 Enter
 PIN
 dialog
box
appears.

Enter
your
 PIN .


3. Your
subscription
name
is
displayed.

Review
the
purchased
movies,
view
 charges,
titles
and
dates
for
the
last
30
days.


4. Use
 the
 directional
 arrows
 and
 OK 
 to
 select
 EXIT 
 to
 return
 to
 the
 main
 menu.


5. Select
 DTV 
 in
 the
 menu
 or
 press
 DTV 
 button
 near
 the
 bottom
 of
 the



 remote
to
return
to
regular
programming.


Note:
 Setup
 Parental
 Controls
 to
 block
 and/or
 hide
 undesired
 channels
 and
 titles.

See
page
7
for
details.


Page
14


Caller
ID


Caller
ID


Caller
ID
on
your
TV
is
available
with
a
subscription
to
the
Caller
ID
feature
on
 your
KPU
phone
account.


Enable
or
Disable
Caller
ID


Press 
MENU
 on
the
remote.


• Select
 ACCOUNT
INFO/SETTINGS ,
then
 CALLER
ID
SETTINGS .


The
Caller
ID
Settings
screen
appears,
with
the
following
options:


 Display
 only
 custom
 list
 (only
 displays
 number
 saved
 to
 the
 PHONE


BOOK).


 Enable/Disable


 Display
only
calling
number


Turn
options
on
or
off,
as
desired,
and
then
select
 OK 
to
save
changes
and
 return
to
the
menu.


Caller
ID
History


You
 can
 determine
 which
 numbers
 appear
 and
 how
 the
 information
 is
 displayed.


1. Press
 PHONE 
on
the
remote,
or
press
 MENU 
and
select
 PHONE .


2. Press
 PHONE
 HISTORY .
 
 The
 Caller
 ID
 History
 screen
 appears
 in
 reverse
 chronological
order.


3. Scroll
through
the
list
to
review
incoming
calls.


4. Press
 EXIT 
or







directional
arrow
to
return
to
the
previous
menu.


Phone
Book/Custom
List


(Create
a
personal
list
of
frequently
used
numbers)


Save
Numbers
from
Caller
ID
History


1. Press
 PHONE 
on
the
remote,
or
press
 MENU 
and
select
 PHONE .


2. Select
 PHONE
 HISTORY .
 
 The
 Caller
 ID
 History
 screen
 appears.
 
 Scroll
 through
the
list
to
highlight
the
desired
call.


3. Press
the
Yellow
special
function
button
on
the
remote
to
add
the
number
 to
the
phone
book.


4. Use
the
displayed
keyboard
to
edit
the
name
(if
desired)
the
select
 OK .


5. Press
 EXIT
 or







directional
arrow
to
return
to
the
previous
menu.


Manually
Add
Numbers


1. Press
 PHONE
 on
the
remote,
or
press
 MENU 
and
select
 PHONE .


2. Select
 PHONE
BOOK .


3. Press
the
Blue
special
function
key
on
the
remote.


4. The
 Enter
 Name
 dialog
 box
 appears.
 
 Enter
 a
 name
 using
 the
 onscreen
 keyboard
or
the
number
keypad
on
the
remote.

Select
 OK .


5. The
Enter
Number
dialog
box
appears.

Enter
the
10‐digit
phone
number
 using
the
onscreen
keyboard
or
the
number
keypad
on
the
remote.


6. Select
 OK 
to
save
and
return
to
the
Phone
Book
list.


Page
15


Caller
ID,
Closed
Captioning
&
HDTV


Delete
Caller
ID
History


When
the
maximum
number
of
calls
is
exceeded,
the
oldest
calls
in
the
History
 will
automatically
drop
off.

However,
you
can
delete
specific
calls
from
the
list



 at
any
time.


1. Press
 PHONE 
on
the
remote,
or
press
 MENU 
and
select
 PHONE .


2. Select
Phone
History.

The
Caller
ID
History
screen
appears.


3. Scroll
through
the
list
to
highlight
the
call
you
want
to
remove
from
Caller


ID
History.


4. Press
the
Red
special
function
key.


5. A
 confirmation
 box
 appears.
 
 Select
 YES 
 to
 confirm
 and
 delete
 or
 NO 
 to
 cancel.


Closed
Captioning


To
Enable/Disable
Closed
Captioning:


1. Press
 MENU 
on
the
remote


2. Select
 ACCOUNT
INFO/SETTINGS ,
and
then
 CLOSED
CAPTIONING .


3. Use
the
directional
arrows
and
 OK 
on
the
remote
to
Basic
Captioning
(EIA‐

608)
–
Select
CC1
to
enable
or
 OFF 
to
disable.


4. Select
 OK 
to
save
and
return
to
the
previous
menu.


HDTV


High
Definition
brings
TV
viewing
to
an
entirely
different
level.

The
picture
is
 crystal
clear
and
brings
the
smallest
detail
to
life.

In
order
to
view
true
HD
you
 must
 have
 a
 HD
 compatible
 television,
 access
 or
 subscription
 to
 HD
 channels



 and
the
appropriate
equipment,
such
as
the
Entone
STB
and
preferred
cabling.


Setting
the
Aspect
Ratio
and
Resolution


For
 optimal
 picture
 quality
 for
 HD
 programming
 it
 is
 recommended
 that
 the
 aspect
ratio
be
set
to
16:9
and
the
resolution
set
to
780p*.


1. Press
 MENU 
on
the
remote.


2. Select
 ACCOUNT
 INFO/SETTINGS ,
 and
 then
 PICTURE
 SETTINGS .
 
 Use
 available
options
to
change
TV
aspect
ratio
and
HDMI
output.


3. Select
 OK 
to
save
changes
and
return
to
the
main
menu.


HDMI
 (Screen
 Resolution)
 ‐
 For
 Standard‐Def
 (SD),
 choose
 from
 480i
 or


480p.

For
High‐Def
(HD),
choose
780p.


TV
Aspect
Ratio
‐
Select
the
appropriate
option
on
your
TV
to
preserve
the
 complete
image.

Widescreen
HDTVs
have
a
16:9
ratio,

analog
or
SDTVs
 are
typically
4:3.


16:9
 or
 4:3
 Handling
 ‐
 Use
the
following
settings
to
maintain
the
original
 image
or
prevent
shrinking
or
stretching
of
the
picture.


*Note:
 If
 there
 is
 no
 video
 or
 an
 error
 message
 is
 displayed
 after
 a
 new
 resolution
is
selected,
your
TV
may
not
support
the
selected
resolution.

Refer
 to
 your
 TV
 owner’s
 manual
 for
 verification.
 
 Repeat
 the
 above
 procedures
 to
 find
a
resolution
supported
by
your
TV.


Page
16


HDTV:
Aspect
Ratio
&
Resolution


TV
Aspect
Ratio
4:3


Description


16:9
Broadcast:
Crops
the
left
and
 right
sides
of
the
picture,
filling
the



 screen
with
a
4:
image.


Image
Handling:
Center
Cut‐Out


TV
Aspect
Ratio
4:3


Description


16:9
Broadcast:
Shrinks
the
picture
 to
preserve
its
aspect
ratio
on
a
4:3
 screen.

The
image
is
full
width
with
 black
bars
at
the
top
and
bottom.


TV
Aspect
Ratio
16:9,
4:3


Description


4:3
Broadcast:
Preserves
the
aspect
 ratio
on
a
16:9
screen.

The
image
is
 full
height
with
black
bars
at
the
left
 and
right.


Image
Handling:
Letterbox


Image
Handling:
Pillarbox


Page
17


Appendix
A:
PVR
Recording
 


Convenience.
 
 Choice.
 
 Control.
 
 KPU
 Commvision
 Personal
 Video
 Recorder


(PVR)
 provides
 you
 the
 ability
 to
 record
 and
 play
 back
 television
 programs,
 movies
 and
 events
 –
 all
 at
 the
 touch
 of
 a
 button.
 
 Manage
 your
 own
 instant
 replays
or
pause
the
action
when
the
phone
rings,
Pause
Live
TV
puts
TV
view
 into
your
schedule.




The
Remote


1. RECORD
 –
 Automatically
 record
 live
 TV
 –
 use
 while
 watching
 a
 live
 program
or
when
programming
is
selected
in
the
guide.


2. STOP 
 –
 Stops
 playback
 of
 recorded
 program
 or
 returns
 program
 to
 real‐ time
if
Pause
Live
TV
is
in
use.


3. PLAY
 –
Use
with
recorded
or
paused
live
TV.


4. PAUSE
 –
Pause
Live
TV
or
recorded
program.


5. REWIND 
–
Rewind
a
recorded
program
or
time‐shifted
live
TV.

Press
up
to


5
 times
 to
 rewind
 at
 increasing
 speeds
 (4x,
 8x,
 16x,
 32x
 and
 64x).
 
 Press


PLAY
to
resume
normal
play.


6. FAST
FORWARD
 –
Fast
forward
a
recorded
program
or
time‐shifted
live
TV.



Press
 up
 to
 5
 times
 to
 rewind
 at
 increasing
 speeds
 (4x,
 8x,
 16x,
 32x
 and


64x).

Press
PLAY
to
resume
normal
play.


7. OK 
–
Selects
a
currently
highlighted
option
in
the
menu.


8. RECORD
 IT
 –
 Access
 the
 PVR
 menu
 to
 see
 a
 list
 of
 Recorded
 and
 Future


Recordings.


9. SPECIAL
FUNCTION
KEYS
 –
Access
to
special
menu
items
and
views.


Page
18


Appendix
A:
PVR
Recording
 


Introduction


Common
PVR
Symbols


GREEN
 Program
 was
 successfully
 recorded
 and
 ready
 for


RED
 playback.


Program
is
being
recorded.


RED
 Program
is
scheduled
to
record.


GRAY
 Program
scheduled
to
records
has
been
canceled.


GRAY
 Program
failed
to
record.


Access
and
Manage
Recordings
and
Settings


Access
the
PVR
menu
to
play‐back
and/or
delete
existing
recordings,
edit
and
manage
 future
recordings
and
schedule
new
recordings.

Recordings
are
separated
into
Finished
 and
Scheduled.

To
access
the
PVR
menu:


1. Press
 MENU 
on
the
remote.


2. Highlight
 RECORDINGS ,
press
 OK 
on
the
remote.


‐
or
–


3. Press
 RECORD
IT
 on
the
remote
(bottom,
left
button,
below
the
number
key
pad)



 for
direct
access
to
the
Recordings
menu.


Record


Record
the
program
you’re
watching


1. Tune
to
the
desired
program.


2. Press
the
 RECORD 
button
once.


3. A
 red
 dot
 will
 appear
 in
 the
 on‐screen
 Information
 line
 of
 the
 program
 being
 recorded
and
the
Entone
STB
will
display
“Recording.”


4. Only
one
program
can
be
recorded
at
a
time.

If
more
than
one
program
is
selected
 to
 record,
 an
 error
 will
 appear.
 
 See
 “Resolving
 Conflicts”
 (pg.
 30)
 for
 more
 information.


Page
19


Appendix
A:
PVR
Recording
 


Tip:
To
stop
a
recording
that
is
in
progress,
tune
to
the
channel
being
recorded
 and
press
Stop(



).

A
confirmation
box
will
appear.

Select
“Yes”
to
confirm
or


“No”
to
continue
recording.


Record
One‐time
from
the
Guilde
(Non‐recurring)


1. Press
 GUIDE .


2. Use
the
directional
arrows
to
highlight
the
desired
program.


3. Press
the
 RECORD 
button
once.


4. A
red
dot
will
appear
next
to
the
program
title
in
the
Guide.


Optional:


5. Press
 the
 RECORD 
 button
 a
 second
 time
 to
 edit
 Start,
 Stop
 and
 Deleting
 preferences.


6. Select
 OK 
to
save
changes
and
return
to
the
Guide.


Record
Series
from
the
Guide
(Recurring)


5. Highlight
desired
program
in
the
Guide


6. Press
 INFO 
on
the
remote,
the
Program
Details
screen
will
appear.


7. Highlight
“Record
Series”,
press
 OK .


Edit
 the
 Series
 Recording
 preferences,
 including
 All
 or
 New
 episodes
 and
 channel
number:


Page
20


Appendix
A:
PVR
Recording
 


1. Press
 RECORD
IT
 on
the
remote.


2. Highlight
SERIES,
press
 OK
 to
select.


3. Highlight
the
desired
recording,
press
 OK .

A
list
of
upcoming
episodes
is
 displayed.


4. Press
the
Green
special
function
button
to
access
“Options.”


5. Use
 the
 directional
 arrows
 and
 OK 
 on
 the
 remote
 to
 edit
 the
 following
 options:


Start
and
Stop
times


Deleting
priority


Number
of
episodes
to
keep
(1‐5
or
All)


Which
episodes
(New
only
or
All)


Channel
preference


6. Select
 OK 
to
save
the
changes
and
return
to
the
list
of
episodes.


7. Press
 EXIT 
to
return
to
the
Series
menu.

Press
a
second
time
to
return
to
 the
Recordings
menu.


8. Press
 EXIT
 or
 DTV 
to
return
to
regular
programming.


Record
a
Specific
Date
and
Time
(Non‐recurring)


1. Press
 RECORD
IT
 on
the
remote.


2. Select
NEW.


3. Select
TIMED
RECORDINGS.


4. Use
 the
 black
 directional
 arrows,
 OK
 and
 the
 Number
 Key
 Pad
 on
 the
 remote
to
set
the
following:


• Channel


Date


Start
and
Stop
times


• Deleting
priority


Name
the
recording


5. Select
 OK 
to
save
changes
and
return
to
the
Recordings
menu.


6. Press
 EXIT 
to
return
to
the
Main
menu.


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PVR
Recording
 


Record
a
Specific
Date
and
Time
(Recurring)


1. Press
 RECORD
IT
 on
the
remote.


2. Select
NEW.


3. Select
RECURRING
RECORDINGS.


4. Use
 the
 black
 directional
 arrows,
 OK
 and
 the
 Number
 Key
 Pad
 on
 the
 remote
to
set
the
following:


Channel


• Date


Start
and
Stop
times


Number
of
episodes
to
keep


Deleting
priority


Name
the
recording


5. Select
 OK 
to
save
changes
and
return
to
the
Recordings
menu.


6. Press
 EXIT 
to
return
to
the
Main
menu.


Edit
Scheduled
Recordings


1. Press
 RECORD
IT
 on
the
remote.


2. Select
SCHEDULED,
press
 OK .


3. Highlight
the
program
you
want
to
edit,
press
 OK .


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PVR
Recording
 


4. Choose
from
the
following
options:


EDIT
–
Adjust
the
start
and
stop
times
and
set
the
deleting
priority.


RECORD
 SERIES
 –
 Turns
 a
 non‐recurring
 recording
 into
 a
 Series


Recording.

See
page
20
for
more
details
on
Series
Recordings.


• ADD
REMINDER
–
Schedule
a
reminder
or
Auto
Tune.

See
page
12
for
 more
information
on
Reminders.


DELETE
–
Deletes
the
selected
program.


• ALL
EPISODES
–
Displays
a
list
of
all
upcoming
episodes.


5. Press
Exit
to
return
to
the
previous
menus.


Watch
a
Recorded
Program


1. Press
 RECORD
IT
 on
the
remote.


2. Select
 FINISHED,
 press
 OK .
 
 A
 list
 of
 completed
 recordings
 is
 displayed


(Most
recent
to
oldest).


3. Highlight
desired
program,
press
PLAY
(






)
or
 OK 
on
the
remote.


4. Normal
DVD‐like
functions
are
available
during
playback,
including
Pause,


Rewind
and
Fast
Forward.


5. When
finished
watching
a
recorded
program
you
will
be
given
the
option
 to
Delete
the
recording.

Select
“Yes”
to
delete
or
“No”
to
save.


Jump
Time


During
playback,
you
can
jump
forward
or
back
by
a
specified
amount
of
time.


1. Follow
steps
to
Watch
a
Recorded
Program.


2. During
 playback,
 use
 the
 number
 key
 pad
 on
 the
 remote
 to
 enter
 the



 amount
of
time
you
want
to
advance
or
rewind
(H:MM:SS).


3. Press
the
 FAST
FORWARD
 (










)
button
on
the
remote
to
advance
or
the


REWIND 
(










)
button
to
go
back.


For
Example:

To
advance
1
minute
15
seconds,
press
1,
1,
5,
then
press



FAST
FORWARD
 (











).


To
go
back
45
seconds,
press
4,
5,
then
press
 REWIND 
(










).


Deleting
Recordings


1. Press
 RECORD
IT 
on
the
remote.


2. Highlight
SCHEDULED
or
FINISHED
for
single
episodes
or
SERIES
for
entire
 series
recordings.


3. Press
 OK
 to
select.


4. Highlight
the
program
or
series
you
want
to
delete.


5. Press
the
Red
special
function
key.

A
confirmation
box
appears.


6. Select
YES
to
confirm
or
NO
to
cancel
and
return
to
the
recordings
list.


7. Press
 EXIT 
to
return
to
the
previous
menu.


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Appendix
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PVR
Recording
 


Recording
Preferences
and
Available
Space


Available
disk
space
and
global
recording
preferences
can
be
found
in
the
PVR


Settings
Menu.


1. Press
 MENU 
on
the
remote.


2. Highlight
ACCOUNT
INFO/SETTINGS,
press
 OK .


3. Highlight
PVR
SETTINGS,
press
 OK .


4. Use
the
available
PVR
storage
as
listed.

(remaining
hours
and
space
listed
 are
approximate)


5. Use
the
directional
arrows
and
OK
on
the
remote
to
adjust
the
following
 settings
for
ALL
recordings:


Start
and
Stop
times


• Deleting
priority


Save
Failed
Recordings
(1‐5
days)


6. Select
 OK 
to
save
changes
and
return
to
the
menu.


Resolve
Conflicts


Recording
Conflict


One
 program
 can
 be
 recorded
 at
 a
 time.
 
 If
 two
 or
 more
 programs
 are
 scheduled
 to
 record
 at
 the
 same
 time,
 a
 screen
 will
 appear
 listing
 the
 conflicting
programs.

The
program
on
top
is
given
priority
and
the
second
item
 will
not
record.

To
resolve
this
conflict:


1. Use
 the
 
 
 
 directional
 arrow
 on
 your
 remote
 to
 highlight
 the
 desired
 program.


2. Press
 the
 Yellow
 special
 function
 key
 to
 move
 the
 highlighted
 program


Down.


3. Press
the
Blue
special
feature
key
to
move
the
highlighted
program
Up.


4. Highlight
and
select
OK
to
confirm
and
save
changes.


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Appendix
A:
PVR
Recording
 


Pause
Live
TV


Pause
Live
TV
gives
you
pause,
playback
and
rewind
capability.

As
soon
as
you
 tune
to
a
channel,
it
starts
storing
live
TV
content
into
a
buffer
that
contains
up
 to
100
minutes
of
SD
or
60
minutes
of
HD
content.

(Note:
This
content
is
not
 available
for
later
playback.)


Pause
Live
TV
enables
you
to:


Watch
a
live
broadcast.


Pause
the
live
broadcast
(Pause
Live
TV)
by
pressing
Pause
(  ).
 
 To
 resume
normal
play
press
Pause
again
or
Play
(






)
.


• While
in
normal
play
mode,
press
REW
button
(











)
or
FFW
(










)
 to
rewind
or
fast
forward.

Press
multiple
times
to
increase
the
speed
 up
to
64x.


• Stop
Pause
Live
TV
and
resume
the
live
TV
broadcast
by
pressing



STOP
(




).


Note:
Changing
channels
will
erase
the
buffer
and
cause
it
to
start
over
from
 the
 time
 the
 new
 channel
 is
 tuned
 to.
 
 Viewing
 the
 guide,
 setting
 future



 recordings
or
managing
menu
options
will
not
impact
the
buffer.


PVR
and
Parental
Controls


If
 Parental
 Controls
 are
 enabled
 a
 password
 is
 required
 to
 watch
 a
 recorded
 program
that
exceeds
the
parental
settings.


The
password
is
not
required
to
schedule
a
recording
if
parental
controls
are
 enabled.

However,
if
the
program
is
currently
recording,
the
channel
will
not
 be
displayed
unless
the
appropriate
password
is
provided.


Refer
to
page
7
for
more
information
on
Parental
Controls.


PVR
and
Pay‐Per‐View


PVR
recording
is
not
available
on
pay‐per‐view
or
video‐on‐demand
channels.


Troubleshooting
and
FAQs


1. When
trying
to
record
a
program,
the
following
error
appears:
“Recording


is
Not
Enabled
on
the
Channel.”


PVR
functions
(recording
and
time‐shifting)
are
not
permitted
on
Pay‐

Per‐View
or
Video‐On‐Demand
channels.

Verify
that
the
program
you
 are
 trying
 to
 record
 is
 not
 a
 Pay‐Per‐View
 or
 Video‐On‐Demand
 program.


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Appendix
A:
PVR
Recording
 


2. Recorded
programs
are
missing
from
the
Recorded
List.


A. Verify
 that
 you
 are
 in
 the
 ‘Subscribed’
 guide
 and
 not
 in
 a
 ‘Favorites’
 channel
list.


Press
 GUIDE 
on
the
remote.


• The
 name
 of
 the
 active
 guide
 will
 be
 displayed
 on
 the
 top,
 left,
 above
the
date.

(i.e.
All
or
Subscribed)
–
Refer
to
pages
9‐10
for
 additional
information
about
available
guides
and
favorites.


Press
 the
 Blue
 special
 function
 key
 to
 display
 a
 list
 of
 available
 guides
and
select
‘Subscribed’
or
press
 GUIDE 
multiple
times
until


‘Subscribed’
is
displayed.


Check
your
recorded
list
to
verify
that
the
missing
program
is
now
 available.


B. Access
 to
 PVR
 recordings
 requires
 a
 subscription
 to
 the
 originating
 channel.

For
example,
if
recorded
a
movie
on
HBO
but
later
canceled
 your
 HBO
 subscription,
 the
 recorded
 program
 will
 no
 longer
 be
 available
to
watch.

Please
contact
our
Customer
Service
department
 for
assistance
with
your
channel
subscriptions.


• Re‐subscribing
 to
 the
 originating
 channel
 will
 allow
 you
 to
 view
 the
recorded
program
if
it
has
not
been
deleted.


The
recorded
program
may
still
be
using
available
disk
space.

To
 delete
 the
 recorded
 program,
 switch
 to
 the
 ‘All’
 guide


(instructions
 above)
 and
 follow
 the
 steps
 to
 delete
 a
 recorded
 program.


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26


Appendix
B:
Troubleshooting


No
Picture
/
Service
is
Not
Working


The
Standby
indicator
light
is
not
lit.


1. Check
the
power
cord,
making
sure
it
is
plugged
in
all
the
way
and
securely
 connected
to
the
back
of
the
Entone
Set
Top
Box.


2. If
it
is
plugged
into
an
outlet
that
is
controlled
by
a
wall
switch,
make
sure
 the
switch
is
in
the
“On”
position.


3. For
additional
help,
please
contact
our
Repair
Department
at
611
or
225‐

2111,
option
1.


The
Standby
indicator
is
Amber
and
the
service
is
not
working.


1. Press
the
 TV ,
then
 PWR 
on
the
remote
to
turn
on
the
television.


2. Press
 the
 STB 
 button
 then
 PWR 
 to
 initiate
 control
 of
 KPU
 Commvision
 functions
to
verify
that
the
Entone
Set
Top
Box
is
turned
on.


3. Reboot
 the
 Entone
 Set
 Top
 Box
 if
 the
 Standby
 light
 does
 not
 turn
 Green
 after
a
few
minutes.

(Instructions
below)

4. If
 the
 problem
 persists
 after
 rebooting,
 please
 contact
 our
 Repair


Department
at
611
or
225‐2111,
option
1.


The
Standby
indicator
is
Green
but
there
is
no
picture.


1. Check
the
connections
on
the
back
of
the
Entone
Set
Top
Box,
making
sure
 they
are
correct
and
secure.


2. Verify
that
the
TV
itself
is
set
to
the
right
channel
or
input.

Refer
to
the


Welcome
page
for
information
specific
to
your
installation.

Press
the
 TV 
 button
 and
 then
 the
 INPUT 
 button
 on
 your
 remote
 to
 cycle
 through
 the
 input
options.

Match
the
input
on
the
Welcome
page
to
the
input
on
the
 television.


3. Reboot
 the
 Entone
 Set
 Top
 Box
 if
 there
 is
 still
 no
 picture.
 
 (Instructions


below)

4. If
 the
 problem
 persists
 after
 rebooting,
 please
 contact
 our
 Repair


Department
at
611
or
225‐2111,
option
1.


Reboot
the
Entone
Set
Top
Box


1. Unplug
the
Entone
Set
Top
Box
for
10‐20
seconds
and
plug
it
back
in.


2. The
Standby
light
should
turn
green
within
one
(1)
minute,
followed
by
a
 series
of
loading
screens.

It
may
take
several
minutes
for
this
process
to
 complete.



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Appendix
B:
Troubleshooting


Troubleshooting
the
Ruckus
Wireless


KPU
 Commvision
 is
 an
 Internet
 Protocol
 service.
 
 The
 video
 signal
 can
 be
 delivered
 to
 the
 television
 from
 the
 modem
 via
 coax
 or
 wirelessly.
 
 If
 your
 service
 is
 wireless,
 KPU
 will
 have
 installed
 a
 Ruckus
 Master
 at
 the
 modem
 to



 deliver
 the
 IP
 signal
 to
 a
 Ruckus
 Adapter
 which
 is
 then
 plugged
 in
 with
 an


Ethernet
cord
to
your
Entone
Set
Top
Boxes.





Label


1


2


3


4


LED


Power


WAN


Connectivity


Wireless
Device


Association


Signal
Quality


Off


Activity


Green


Off


Green


Flashing
Green


Off


Amber


Green


Off


Green


Flashing
Green


Description


Power
 is
 supplied
 to
 the


Ruckus.


Power
 is
 not
 supplied
 to
 the
Ruckus.


The
WAN
port
has
detected
 link.


Data
 is
 being
 transmitted
 or
 received
 on
 the
 WAN
 port.


No
link
connectivity.


The
 WLAN
 interface
 is
 up,
 but
 no
 station
 is
 connected.


A
 station
 is
 connected
 to
 the
WLAN
(either
the
home


WLAN
or
the
KPU
WLAN).


WLAN
is
not
up.


Good
 signal
 quality
 at
 the


KPU
WLAN
interface.



Marginally
 acceptable
 signal
 quality
 at
 the
 KPU


WLAN
interface.


No
 station
 associated
 with


KPU
WLAN.


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28


Appendix
B:
Troubleshooting


Troubleshooting
the
Ruckus
Wireless


A
typical
installation
consists
of
a
7800
connected
to
a
DSL
modem.

The
7811
 sends
wireless
signals
to
an
adapter
(7111)
that
is
connected
to
a
set
top
box.



One
7811
can
send
wireless
signals
to
multiple
adapters
throughout
the
home.


Troubleshooting
Setup


If
you
cannot
see
video
on
your
TV,
follow
these
troubleshooting
tips:


1. Disconnect
the
7111
power
adapter
(the
unit
connected
to
the
STB).


2. Re‐connect
the
7111
power
adapter.


3. From
the
TV
connected
to
the
set
top
box,
check
to
see
if
you
can
watch


IPTV
channels.


4. If
not,
turn
off
the
set
top
box.


5. Turn
on
the
set
top
box.


6. Re‐check
the
TV
channel.


7. Disconnect
 the
 7811
 power
 adapter
 (the
 unit
 connected
 to
 the
 DSL
 modem).


8. Reconnect
the
7811
power
adapter.


9. Turn
on
the
set
top
box.


10. Check
the
LED
status
lights
to
verify
correct
operation
(see
above).


11. Make
sure
you
are
using
the
power
adapter
supplied
by
Ruckus
Wireless.


12. Make
sure
the
Power
LED
is
lit.

If
it
is
not
lit,
make
sure
the
power
cord
is
 properly
 connected
 to
 the
 7111
 and
 that
 the
 power
 supply
 adapter
 is
 properly
connected
to
a
functioning
power
outlet.

If
the
problem
persists,
 you
have
a
hardware
problem
and
should
contact
our
Repair
Department
 at
611
or
225‐2111,
option
1.


13. Make
 sure
 your
 Network
 LED
 is
 lit.
 
 Make
 sure
 the
 Ethernet
 cable
 connections
 are
 secure
 at
 the
 7111
 adapter
 and
 your
 set
 top
 box.
 
 The


Network
LED
on
the
7111
adapter
indicates
a
link
when
the
adapter
is
fully
 seated
in
the
port.


14. Make
sure
the
Wireless
LED
is
either
steady
or
flashing
Green.

If
it
is
not
 lit,
the
Wireless
settings
may
be
incorrect
between
the
7111
adapter
and
 the
 7811
 Master.
 
 Contact
 our
 Repair
 Department
 at
 611
 or
 225‐2111,
 option
1.


Enjoy
 your
 Locally
 Owned
 and
 Operated
 KPU
 Commvision


Service!


Call
611
or
225‐2111
option
1
if
you
have
any
questions
concerning
our
service.


For
billing
or
to
add
new
services
contact
Customer
Service
at
228‐5474.


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29


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