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4.2.2.
Using your home’s wireless network
If your home router is too far away from your Sure TV Box to connect it using the Ethernet cable, you can
connect via Wi-Fi. Please note that you will not benefit from the same reliable and fast connection which you
would get by connecting using an Ethernet connection.
When connecting your Sure TV Box to your home network via Wi-Fi, you will need to have to hand:
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The name of your Wi-Fi home network, also referred to as the SSID
o
Your Wi-Fi password, also known as your wireless security key or passphrase (WEP or WPA) for
your home network.
When you get to the Internet Connection on-screen instructions:
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Select the option on the screen called “Connect via Wi-Fi” and press OK.
o
Select your Wi-Fi network name from the list.
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Enter your Wi-Fi network key or password.
You will need to use the multi-tap alpha-numeric buttons on your remote control. Use the “<x” (delete) button
on your remote control to delete any mistakes. Please note that your security information will be case
sensitive so be sure to input upper or lower case letters as appropriate.
If your Wi-Fi network is hidden, select “Other Network” from the list and then enter the name and key of your
Wi-Fi network manually. Be careful not to press OK straight after typing the name, you will need to press down
and enter your Wi-Fi password first.
Once you have established a connection with your internet network, you can continue with the setup process.
4.3.
Tuning in to digital TV
You will be prompted to auto-tune your Sure TV Box to receive the digital TV channels which are available in
your area. Follow the on-screen instructions and you will see the list of channels populate as your Sure TV
Box’s tuners receive them.
From time to time you may need to “re-scan” your channel line-up following changes made by Freeview (e.g.
new channels, channel changes). To do this simply go to “Menu” – “Settings” – “Channel Tuning In” and select
“Automatic Tuning In” – this will then rebuild your aerial based channel list.
