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Welcome to FusionTV............................................................IV
Getting Started......................................................................... 1
Powering Up.........................................................................................1
Using the Remote Control...............................................................2
Setup Wizard........................................................................................4
Navigating the Main Menu.................................................15
Search.................................................................................................. 16
DVR....................................................................................................... 16
VUDU.................................................................................................... 17
Music.................................................................................................... 18
Photos.................................................................................................. 18
Videos.................................................................................................. 19
Web....................................................................................................... 20
Settings............................................................................................... 21
Using Program Guide............................................................22
Navigate Program Guide............................................................... 22

Skipping Hours/Days...................................................................... 23
Find Other Times.............................................................................. 23
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Watching TV.............................................................................24
Controlling Live TV.......................................................................... 24

View Last Channel........................................................................... 25
View Program Information........................................................... 25
Activating VUDU.............................................................................. 38
Browsing VUDU Catalog................................................................ 42
VUDU Apps...............................................................................51
Facebook............................................................................................ 51
Flickr..................................................................................................... 52
Pandora............................................................................................... 53
Picasa................................................................................................... 55
Twitter.................................................................................................. 56
Using FusionLink....................................................................57
Music.................................................................................................... 57
Photos.................................................................................................. 58
Videos.................................................................................................. 59
Playing Media from a Playlist...................................................... 60
Copying to and Deleting Media from the Device................ 62
Streaming Media from a PC......................................................... 63
PlayOn.................................................................................................. 64
Using Web Browser................................................................74
Navigating the Browser................................................................. 74

Search the Web................................................................................. 75
Settings......................................................................................76
Recording TV (DVR)................................................................28
Frequently Asked Questions..............................................88
Search by Title................................................................................... 26
Advanced Search............................................................................. 27
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Programs Search.....................................................................26
Device.................................................................................................. 76
Parental Controls............................................................................. 84
Restart & Reset Device................................................................... 85
Software Update.............................................................................. 87
Viewing Recorded Programs....................................................... 28

Search and Find Shows to Record............................................. 29
Record Episode or Record Series............................................... 30
Schedule a Manual Recording.................................................... 33
Delete Recordings........................................................................... 34
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VUDU Movies...........................................................................38
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
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Welcome
Getting Started
Congratulations on subscribing to FusionTV. Lets get you started on how to get

the most out of FusionTV.
Powering Up
Get the ultimate TV experience with FusionTV:
1. Turn on your TV.
Best-in-Class HDTV
2. Power on the Entone device by either using the POWER button located on
the front or using the POWER button on your Entone remote.
Enjoy HDTV by either using an indoor or outdoor antenna for over-the-
air, HD broadcasts or by connecting to your cable service.
Full Featured HD-DVR
Before you turn on the device, ensure it is connected properly using the Quick
Start Guide provided in the box.
The device will boot up and run through a series of steps automatically. During
this initial boot up, a startup screen displaying the FusionTV logo will appear.
Pause, Rewind and Record all your favorite shows with a touch of a
button.
Record two programs simultaneously while watching another pre-
Getting Started
Welcome to FusionTV
recorded show with the dual built-in TV tuners. Depending on your

device, it may come with quad tuners, please check with your service
provider.
Video On Demand
Choose from a library of over 50,000 movies and TV shows streamed
directly to the TV.
The latest and hottest movies available the same day as DVD releases.
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New titles added every week.

Web Media Applications
Instant access to your favorite Web services such as news, podcasts,
social media, online photo sharing, and internet radio.
FusionLink
Stream the best of internet videos directly to your TV.

Highest Quality Video
Supports video playback of movies and TV programs up to 1080p (Full
Make sure your device is plugged in and all the cables are connected
properly as described in the Quick Start Guide.
Make sure your TV input is set to the correct video input. For example,
if you connected your device with an HDMI cable, your TV should be set
to the HDMI input. Most TV remotes have an Input button or Source
button to change inputs.
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Enjoy your personal music, photo, and video collections on your TV.
If you do not see the initial FusionTV startup display, perform the following
troubleshooting steps:
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Seamless Experience
One device, one remote, one user interface for all your entertainment
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needs.
Button(s)
FusionTV comes with an IR Universal Remote Control to enable you to control

the Entone device. Additionally, the remote can be programmed to control
up to two (2) additional devices such as a TV or a DVD player. For additional
information on programming the remote, please refer to the Entone Remote
Control Quick Reference Guide or the Entone Quick Start Guide.
Power
ON/OFF for the TV or AUX component

ON/OFF or place your device into standby mode
Device
Control
TV: Select to control TV (if programmed)

STB: Controls the Entone device
AUX: Controls a DVD or audio device (if programmed)
TRANSPORT
KEYS
(ACTIONS)
Controls viewing options for LIVE TV / DVR / VUDU:

REPLAY: Go back approx. 7 seconds
REW: Rewinds video
FF: Fast forwards video quickly
SKIP: Skips ahead in 30 second increments
REC: Starts recording program
PAUSE: Pauses video
PLAY: Plays video or resumes a paused program
STOP: Stops playback of video
ShortcutS
Red: Opens the DVR Main Menu

Green: Navigate to LIVE TV or, within VUDU, bring up the system
menu.
Yellow: Shortcut to your personal media; choose from MUSIC,
PHOTOS, or VIDEO.
Blue: Access VUDU Apps including VUDU Movies or other web media
applications.
MENU
Displays the Main Menu to select different experiences for your device
info
Displays information about the current program for LIVE TV, DVR, or
VUDU. When selecting a program within the Program Guide, this will
provide you with additional information on that particular program.
navigation
ARROW KEYS: Navigate up, down, left, and right in the guide or menus
OK: Selects or performs the currently selected menu option
exit
Exits the current menu item or backs out to LIVE TV
guide
Displays the Program Guide Information
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CH/PG
Changes channel up/down or scroll page up/down in the Program Guide
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last
Returns to a previously viewed channel
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numbers
Tunes to a specific channel, selects menu item, or numeric

input for other applications.
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cc
Turns closed captioning ON/OFF
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input
If programmed, this changes the current A/V input of the selected device
(i.e. TV or AUX). May be used to entering a period for certain channels.
When using the Web Browser, this brings up on-screen keyboard.
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mute
Turns the volume of the selected device ON/OFF
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VOL + /-
Increases or decreases the volume of the selected device
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back
Goes back one level in the menu
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options
Provides additional options within the displayed menu or highlighted item
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Description
Remote Control
Remote Control
Using the Remote Control
Setting up FusionTV is quick and simple. Just follow the on-screen instructions
to get started. This initial setup process may take up to 30 minutes. When you
are ready to begin, press OK to proceed to the next screen.
3. Date and Time Mode:

a. Select Automatic (recommended) for the device to automatically
manage the time. The device will use your broadband connection to
automatically get the most accurate information.

Select Manual to modify the date and time manually. You will need to
use the ARROW KEYS and the OK button to change each value.
b. Press OK to proceed to the next step.
Step 2 of 4: Selecting your TV Settings

This step will ensure your FusionTV experience will output properly to your
TV. Please select the proper resolution and the aspect ratio that matches your
TV. To make changes to the resolution and aspect ratio, perform the following
steps.
Setup Wizard
Setup Wizard
Setup Wizard
NOTE: The Setup Wizard process can be repeated in the future if you relocate the device or
change TV sources, such as Antenna or Digital Cable (Clear QAM/CableCARD). From the
Main Menu select SETTINGS, Restart & Reset and Repeat Setup Wizard.
Step 1 of 4: Setting up Date and Time
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Choose the correct time zone for your location. This is an important step to
ensure your TV recordings are scheduled properly.
1. TV Resolution:
a. Use the ARROW KEYS to select your TV resolution.
b. Press OK.
a. Use the ARROW KEYS to select the desired aspect ratio, then press OK.

1. Time Zone:
a. Use the ARROW KEYS, then press OK to select your time zone.
2. Daylight Savings Time (DST):
a. Use the ARROW KEYS. Select Yes if your time zone observes DST.
Select No if you are located in a time zone that does not observe DST.
b. Press OK to make your selection.
If you enter settings outside the range for your display, the screen may
turn blank or become unclear. At this point, do not select NEXT. Leave
the controls untouched for at least 15 seconds and the setup wizard will
return the display settings to their previous values.
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2. TV Aspect Ratio:
b. Press OK to proceed to the next step.
3. Press OK to continue to the next step.
If you plan to connect FusionTV to the internet, this step will help you select the
correct network connection. The choices are Wired (Ethernet) and Wireless
(Wi-Fi). Setting up a network connection is required to use the Program
Guide and broadband-based services such as VUDU and various Web media
applications on your device.
4. Enter the network password (if required) using the remote control and the
on-screen keyboard.
Note: Minimum of 8 characters is required for a secured wireless network connection.
Setup Wizard
Setup Wizard
Step 3 of 4: Selecting your Network
5. Use the ARROW KEYS to select NEXT and press OK to continue to the
next screen.
Connect to a Wireless Network (Wi-Fi)

If youre setting up a wireless connection, make sure you have the following
information handy:
Wireless network name (also known as the SSID).
6. A summary of your Wireless Settings will display. Select NEXT to continue

with the setup wizard process. If FusionTV is unsuccessful in connecting to
your Wireless Network, you will be presented with an error screen and be
requested to re-select the correct Wireless Network and enter the password
if applicable.
Network password or passphrase (if your network is secured).
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Security method (supported types are: WEP, WPA, and WPA2).

Note: WPA-TKIP is not supported when connecting to a 802.11n router or wireless access point.
1. While the Wireless button is chosen, press OK. A list of available wireless
networks (SSID) will display.
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To setup the wireless network manually, perform the following:

1. When you arrive to the Network page, select the Wireless button, press
OK. When the NEXT is highlighted, press OK.
2. Use the ARROW KEYS to select ADD NEW and press OK.
2. Choose your wireless network by using the ARROW KEYS and press OK.
3. Enter Wireless Network Name (SSID) using the remote control and the
on-screen keyboard, then press OK.
4. Use the ARROW KEYS to select NEXT and then press OK.
6. Enter the network password using the remote control and the on-screen
keyboard, then select NEXT and press OK.
7. The device will try to connect to the wireless network.
8. If successful, you will see a Wireless Network Summary screen.
9. Press OK to proceed to the next step.
10. If your changes cause the network connection to drop, return to the
previous networking configuration. See the SETTINGS chapter (page 73)
for more information on this feature.
Connecting to Wired Networks (Ethernet)

1. If your network connection type uses an Ethernet cable, choose Wired.
5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 to change other category values. Select SAVE, and
press OK to continue.
6. Use the ARROW KEYS to select NEXT and press OK to proceed to the
next step.
Step 4 of 4: Selecting your TV Source

FusionTV works with your Entone device which has built-in dual or quad TV
tuners that support Antenna (ATSC) and Digital Cable TV via ClearQAM or
CableCARD connections.
Note: Digital Cable TV (Clear QAM) is basic unencrypted cable that may be provided by your
local cable company or other providers of video services within your community.
Setup Wizard
Setup Wizard
5. Select the type of security used by the wireless network, press OK then
select NEXT and press OK.
4. Use the NUMBER KEYS to enter new values and press OK to lock in new
values.
CableCARD is a PCMCIA card that allows access to premium digital cable

programming. CableCARDs are available from your local cable service provider.
Only select None if you do not intend to use the device to watch or record
HDTV from an Antenna, Clear QAM, or CableCARD cable source. If you select
None, your device will only have access to VUDU and Personal Media Content.
For Antenna or Digital Cable TV (Clear QAM) Connections

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1. Select Antenna or Digital Cable and Press OK.
The Wired Network Summary screen will display the network summary for
your device. The device will automatically acquire your network information
from your router or modem.
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Note: If your router is DHCP enabled, then you will see Network Address Mode to be Automatic.
2. Press OK to continue.
To setup the wired network manually or make changes, perform the
following:
1. Use the ARROW KEYS to select CHANGE and press OK.
2. Select Manual and press OK.

3. Use the ARROW KEYS and press OK to select a category.
8. Once the channel scan is complete, press OK to complete your setup. If only
a few channels or no channels are found, select BACK and perform the
channel scan again using a different channel line-up choice (if available).
5. Depending on the TV source you selected, you will be presented with

a list of providers for your area. Select the local provider for your TV
programming that you subscribe to and press OK to select it.
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Setup Wizard
3. Select your country and enter your zip code using the NUMBER KEYS.
Use the LEFT ARROW to delete numbers.
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Setup using CableCARD

1. Select Digital Cable and press OK.
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7. The Setup Wizard will now scan for available channels based on your TV
source and selected service provider. This process may take some time so to
prevent any interruptions during the scan process, please do not press any
key or button. On the right side of the screen, you will notice the number
of channels (Digital and Analog) that have been scanned. Selecting STOP
SCAN will stop the scanning process and you will have an incomplete
channel line-up. If you accidentally selected STOP SCAN, go BACK to
re-scan your channels.
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8. If the card is recognized, the following screen will appear:

5. Depending on the TV source that was selected, a set of channel program
options will be displayed. Select the program guide that you subscribe to
and press OK.
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Setup Wizard
3. Select your country and enter your zip code using the NUMBER KEYS.
Use the LEFT ARROW to delete numbers.
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10. The CableCARD will need to be paired with your FusionTV service. Dial
the phone number displayed on your screen to contact your cable service
provider.
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7. The Setup Wizard will ask if you have the CableCARD from your cable
service provider. Be sure the CableCARD is properly inserted into the
FusionTV service. Select Yes and press OK to continue.
11. The cable service provider will require the Host ID, Data, and Serial Number
(S/N). These values should be displayed on your screen.
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Note: Pairing process may take a few minutes or sometimes a few hours depending on your
cable service provider. If you have not received your premium programming in one hour,
please call your service provider for troubleshooting tips.
The Main Menu provides access to all the features available on your FusionTV
service. To access the Main Menu, press the MENU button on the Entone
remote control.
Congratulations! Setup of your FusionTV service is now complete.
Main Menu
Setup Wizard
12. Once the card has been paired an on-screen message will display indicating
that the device has been paired successfully. Press OK to continue.
Navigating the Main Menu
Menu Icons
Description
SEARCH: Search TV programs by title, by keyword, by genre or by people.
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DVR: A list of all your recorded programs and scheduled recordings.
VUDU: On-Demand Movie Service. Browse the latest Hollywood movies

and TV shows using your remote control.
MUSIC: Enjoy listening to your personal music collections.
VIDEO: Access and play videos from your personal video libraries.
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PHOTOS: Browse and play slideshows from your favorite photo albums.
WEB: Access the internet from your personal web browser.
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SETTINGS: Configure your Entone device, set parental controls, and

manage software updates.
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To navigate the Main Menu, use the ARROW KEYS to choose a menu
category. Use the up arrow or press OK to view menu options within the
chosen category.
previous menu screen. In a menu category, you can press the MENU
button at any time to return to the Main Menu screen. Press EXIT at any
time to exit the Main Menu.
SEARCH
The Search icon in the Main Menu provides basic search of TV programs by title
or select Advanced Search to search by keyword, genre or people.
DVR Recordings: Displays a list of previously recorded programs by
program title. Any programs currently being recorded will also show up in
this list.
Main Menu
Main Menu
Press the BACK button on the Entone remote control to return to the
DVR Schedule: Displays a list of programs scheduled to be recorded.
For more information on using the DVR feature, go to the Recording TV section
(page 27) of this user guide.
VUDU
The VUDU icon provides you with a video on-demand movie service. Sign up for
VUDU and bring the theatre-quality experience home.
Search by Title: This is the default option for the Search icon. It narrows
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the search and highlights the programs based on title.
Advanced Search: The Advanced Search option offers the ability to use
additional search criteria to narrow your search. You can search by using
criteria for keywords, genre, and people.
Program Guide: The Program Guide will display a list of channels and
For more detailed information on using the Program Guide, go to the Program
Guide section (page 21) of this user guide.
DVR
The DVR icon provides a list of options for viewing, scheduling, and setting up
your DVR.
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Apps: Displays Web Media Applications optimized for the TV.

Movies: Takes you directly into the VUDU Movies, where you can
experience over 50,000 movies and TV shows on demand.
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programs available to watch in your area based on your selected TV source.

You can also schedule programs to be recorded using the Program Guide.
For information on how to use VUDU, go to the VUDU Movies section of this
guide (page 36).
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MUSIC
All: Displays all photos stored on your Entone device.

Dates: View photos based on the date they were taken.
Folder: View photos by folder that you copied to the Entone device.
Main Menu
Main Menu
The Music icon allows you to store and play music directly with FusionTV. You
can sort your music by Albums, Artists, Genres, or create personal Playlists. The
convenient USB port or Memory Card slot (if available) allows you to import
music to the device for storing or playing in the future.
Slideshow: Watch a photo slideshow. You can create a multimedia

All: Displays all music stored on your Entone device.
Albums: Search for music by albums.
Artists: Search for music by artists.
Genre: Search for music by genre.
Playlists: Create a list of your favorite songs.
Other Locations: Use your USB device, a memory card, or your PC to play
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or copy songs to the Entone device.
The Photos icon allows you to store, view, and play slideshows of your favorite
photos. You can view your photos by thumbnail view, sort them by date taken,
view by folder name, or play a slideshow. The convenient USB port or Memory
Card slot (if available) allows you to import your personal photos from any USB
device or Memory Card. You can also have music playing in the background
while viewing a slideshow.
Other Locations: Use your USB device, a memory card, or your PC to view
or copy your photos to the Entone device.
VIDEOS
The Videos icon allows you to store, view, and play your personal video content.
You can view your videos by title or sort them by date and by folders.
The convenient USB port or Memory Card slot (if available) allows you to import
your personal videos from any USB device or Memory Card.
If you have personal video content or personal movies stored on a USB device,
you can play them on your TV by connecting the USB device directly to the
Entone device via the USB port.
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PHOTOS
experience by adding music to any slideshow.
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All: Displays all videos stored on the Entone device.
SETTINGS
Dates: View videos by the date they were created.
The Settings icon allows you to completely customize and control your
FusionTV experience. Configure options for your Entone device, set parental
controls, reset your device, and manage software updates.
Folder: View videos by folder that you copied to the Entone device.
Other Locations: Use your USB device, memory card, or your PC to view or
Main Menu
Main Menu
Playlists: Create a list of your favorite videos.
copy your videos to the Entone device.
For information on how to use the Music, Photos and Video icons, see
FusionLink section (page 55) of this user guide.
WEB (Optional)
Using your Entone remote control or a Wired or Wireless USB keyboard and
mouse (each sold separately), you can access your favorite websites.
Note: Some versions of FusionTV may not have this feature. Contact your local service provider
for more details.
Device: Configures settings for the Entone device including audio,
channels, display, network settings, and much more.
Parental Controls: Helps control the viewable content on your device, such
as TV programming, applications on the device, and channel blocking.
Note: For VUDU content, please use Parental Control settings within VUDU Movies. See VUDU
Parental Control sections (page 45) of this user guide.
Restart & Reset: Restart your device, reset VUDU, delete content, repeat
the Setup Wizard, or restore your device to the factory settings.
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Warning:
Resetting your device to factory defaults will require setting up FusionTV from
the initial setup and repeating the Setup Wizard again.
Software Update: Update FusionTV to the latest software version from the
Internet.
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Program Guide provides a guide listing for your TV programs. It can be activated
by pressing the GUIDE button on the remote control, allowing you to watch
what programs are currently playing now, what programs will air in the future,
and information about the highlighted programs.
Note: Please ensure you have properly connected the coaxial cable to your CABLE/ANT IN
and if using CableCARD that the card is securely seated inside the slot on the back of
your device to receive the data. Also make sure your device is connected to a broadband
connection to ensure your Program Guide is properly updated.
Skipping Hours/Days
To navigate the Program Guide, press the GUIDE button on your remote
control and then press the LEFT/RIGHT ARROW KEYS to go back or

forward in thirty (30) minute segments.
To navigate the Program Guide in six (6) hour increments, press the GUIDE
button on your remote control and then press the REW button to go back
or the FF button to advance forward.
To navigate the Program Guide in twenty-four (24) hour increments, press
the GUIDE button on your remote control and then press the REPLAY
button to go back or press the SKIP button to advance forward.
Find Other Times

To find other times when a selected program will air, press the OPTIONS
button on your remote while highlighting a program in the Program Guide.

This will bring up Program Options. Use the ARROW KEYS to select
Find Other Times and then press OK.
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Program Guide
Using Program Guide
Selecting Find Other Times takes you to an Upcoming Programs screen
displaying the current programs future episodes. The list will display new
episodes or repeat episodes.
Navigate Program Guide

To view the Program Guide, press the GUIDE button on your remote
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control, or from the Main Menu, select SEARCH then Program Guide.
If you find another time the program is playing and you want to record it,
select the future program and press OK. Recording options will appear.
Refer to the Record Episode or Record Series section of this user guide
for more information about this feature.
Use the ARROW KEYS to scroll through channels and program options.
Use the CH/PG button to page up and down through the Program
Guide.
Press OK to select a program or to select highlighted program, recording,

Use the OPTIONS button to open the program, recording, or playback
option menus depending on whether the program is current, at a future

time, or already recorded.
Use the BACK button to return to the previous menu screen.
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and playback options.
In the Program Guide, select EXIT or GUIDE to return to Live TV.

The INFO button displays program information about the chosen program,
whether live or recorded.
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Watching TV
Press the GREEN shortcut button to access up to the point of live broadcast
FusionTV makes watching high-definition TV simple with the ability to receive

content from an antenna (ATSC) or digital cable via Clear QAM or CableCARD.
Press REPLAY to view the previous 7 seconds of the program.

Press SKIP to advance 30 seconds forward in the program up to the point
Watching TV
Press PAUSE and then FF or REW once to activate slow motion.

Press REC to record what you are currently watching, including what has
been buffered (up to 60 minutes).
View Last Channel
While watching live TV, use CH/PG on your remote to change channels one
at a time. You can also tune to a specific channel at any time by entering the
channel number using the NUMBER KEYS on your remote.
Alternatively, you can display the Program Guide by pressing GUIDE on your
remote to view what is currently playing or programs on other channels.
If you use the UP/DOWN ARROW KEYS while watching Live TV, you can see
the next or previous channels program information listed in an information
bar across the top of the screen. Press OK to switch to any channel or press the
EXIT button to remove the information bar and continue viewing the current
program.
The LAST button toggles between two channels. Pressing LAST switches to the
previous channel you were watching. Pressing LAST again switches back to the
other channel you were watching before you pressed LAST.
View Program Information

There are multiple ways for you to view more information about a particular
program.
While watching a live program, press the INFO button on the remote to
view more details about the program you are currently watching. This will
display the program details such as the program title, duration, description,
channel number, and any TV ratings related to the current program.
Enjoy live TV at your convenience.

Press PAUSE to alternate between pausing and resuming the program you
are watching.
Press FF up to five times (for five different speeds) to fast-forward the
While viewing the Program Guide, pressing the INFO button on a
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Controlling Live TV
Press REW up to five times (for five different speeds) to rewind the program.
Watching TV
of live broadcast.
Live TV can be accessed from any location in the menu by pressing the GREEN
shortcut button on your remote control at any time.
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for the last channel you watched.
highlighted program will display the details of that program.
program up to the point of the live broadcast.
Press PLAY at any time to resume playing the program.
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Program Search
2. If a match is found, use the ARROW KEYS to select the program, and press
OK.
The Search icon in the Main Menu provides basic search of programs by title or
advanced search by keyword, genre or people.
3. If the program chosen is unavailable, the Program Options menu will

display. You now have the option to record the chosen episode, record a
series, find other times the program is showing, or cancel and return to the
previous screen.
Advanced Search
The Advanced Search option offers the ability to use additional search
criterias to narrow your search. You can search by using keywords, genre, or
people.
1. In the Main Menu, select SEARCH and then press OK or press the UP
ARROW to view search options.
Program Search
Program Search
2. If OK is pressed, the Search by Title screen is displayed with Advanced

Search as an option at the bottom of the screen.
3. If using the UP ARROW, three options are available; Search by Title,
Advanced Search, and Program Guide.
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Search by Title
Search by Title is the default option under the Search icon. Narrow your
program search based on the program title.
1. Select SEARCH from the Main Menu.

2. Press the UP ARROW to select Advanced Search and press OK.
3. Use the ARROW KEYS on your remote control to choose your search
criteria, then press OK.
4. Use the remote control ARROW KEYS and the on-screen keyboard to spell
out the keyword, genre, or a persons name.
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5. If a match is found, use the ARROW KEYS to select the program and press
OK.
1. Use the ARROW KEYS to highlight a letter/number and press OK to select

the letter/number. Continue until you see your program listed.
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2. Use the ARROW KEYS to select DVR Recordings and press OK. The DVR
Recordings screen lists programs sorted by name.
FusionTV enhances your TV viewing experience by enabling you to record your

favorite programs so you can watch what you want, when you want to watch it.
You can choose between Sort by Name and Sort by Date by pressing
the red button on the remote.
You can record programs currently being broadcasted live or schedule

recordings in advance for any programs that will be broadcasted (for up to 14
days).
Recording TV
Recording TV
Recording TV (DVR)
If you dont see a particular show, then press the GREEN button to Show
To access DVR, press the MENU button on the remote and select DVR icon
from the Main Menu options. The following options will display:
DVR Recordings: Displays a list of previously recorded programs.
Deleted Programs. This will display what programs have been deleted
based on their priority settings. The programs will be deleted automatically
based on the recording options to create space for future recordings.
Note: Once a program is marked for deletion, it can no longer be played as the content
becomes unavailable. If the Show Deleted Programs option is enabled, the deleted
program will display with a small trash can next to the program name in the DVR
Recordings screen.
DVR Schedule: Displays a list of programs scheduled to be recorded.

Manual Recording: Allows you to schedule manual recordings when
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program information isn't available or setting recordings for custom times.
Recording Options: Allows you to setup default recording options for
recording new programs.
1. Press the MENU button and select DVR.
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The Program Guide is the primary method of finding shows to record. Using
the SEARCH icon and selecting Search by Title and Advanced Search offer
additional ways to locate programs. Watching Live TV and scrolling through
channels is another way to record programs where the REC button can be
pressed for immediate recording.
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Viewing Recorded Programs
Search and Find Shows to Record
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Record Episode or Record Series

The OPTIONS button offers recording functions available for any given
screen. If you are watching a Live TV program and press OPTIONS, a Program
Options screen appears which enables you to Record Episode, Record
Series, Find Other Times or Manual Record.
6. Confirm the options are acceptable. Use the ARROW KEYS to select
Record Program and press OK.
7. A record icon will appear next to the episode to be recorded.
Press GUIDE again or the EXIT button to exit the Program Guide.
Record a Series, Perform the Following:

1. Press GUIDE on the remote to view the FusionTV Program Guide.
2. Use the ARROW KEYS to select a program and press OK.
3. The Program Options menu will display. Use the ARROW KEYS to select
Record Series and press OK.
Recording TV
Recording TV
To Record a show, use the REC or OPTIONS button while the show is playing.
REC starts recording immediately.
5. Use ARROW KEYS and the OK button on the remote to navigate the
options.
4. The Record Program menu options is displayed.

Episode: Choose to record NEW EPISODES ONLY or NEW AND
REPEATS.
Record Episode: Records only the current episode.
Save: Set the length of time to save the episode.
Record Series: This option lets you record all available instances of the
Priority: Set the priority of the episode to record if multiple recordings
Find Other Times: Takes you to an Upcoming Programs screen
Bonus Options: Add bonus recording time before and/or after the
program within the Program guide.
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displaying the current programs future episodes. This list displays all new
and repeat episodes of the selected program.
To Record an Episode, Perform the Following:

1. Press GUIDE on the remote to view the FusionTV Program Guide.
4. The Record Program menu options is displayed.

Save: Set the length of time to save the episode.
scheduled recording time.
Do Not Record: Cancel the recording.
5. Use ARROW KEYS and the OK button on the remote to navigate the
options.
6. Confirm that the options are acceptable. Use the ARROW KEYS to select
Record Series and press OK.
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3. The Program Options menu will display. Use the ARROW KEYS to select
Record Episode and press OK to record the selected episode.
are scheduled at the same time.
Priority: Set the priority of the episode to record if multiple recordings
are scheduled at the same time.
Bonus Options: Add bonus recording time before and/or after the
scheduled recording time.
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Do Not Record: Cancel the recording.
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Schedule a Manual Recording
Find Future Times the Episode or Series is Playing:
1. Ensure the accuracy of your system clock.
1. Press GUIDE on the remote to view the Program Guide.
2. Know the exact start and end times of the program you wish to record.
3. Navigate to the desired channel and press the OPTIONS button on your
remote.
3. The Program Options menu is displayed. Use the ARROW KEYS to select
Find Other Times and press OK.
4. If the episode or series is available in the future, a list of the episodes is
displayed with the dates the episode are scheduled to play.
When no guide data is present or when you are receiving limited guide data
from the Program Guide, you may choose to perform a manual recording by
following these steps:
4. Click Manual Record. Do not select the Record Program option at this
time.
5. Use the ARROW KEYS to select the desired episode and press OK.
Recording TV
Recording TV
7. A series record icon

will appear next to the episode to be recorded. The
indicates a series of episodes matching the program title to be recorded.
Press GUIDE again or the EXIT button to exit the Program Guide.
6. Follow the previous instructions for recording an episode or series.
Schedule Two Recordings Simultaneously

The FusionTV service comes with dual TV tuners which provide a variety of
options for you to watch and record your favorite programs. You can schedule
two recordings simultaneously while watching another pre-recorded show, all
at the same time.
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To Schedule Two Recordings, You Need to Press GUIDE to Bring up the

Program Guide:
1. While viewing the current channel, before switching away, set it to record
by one of the previously mentioned methods. (The REC button requiring
no further confirmation, or with the OPTIONS button requiring you to
confirm recording options).
3. Once again, press the REC or OPTIONS button on the remote to begin
recording the second program. You can choose to view either program
while recording.
Your two tuners only allow you to have two different Live TV programs to view
and record. If you try to switch channels, a dialog box informing you to stop one
of the recordings with the option of which recording to stop will appear.
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Your best option in this case is to watch a previously recorded program, or you
will be required to stay on one of the channels currently being recorded.
6. Confirm all recording options are set properly, then select Record
Program.
To Manually Record a Program Using the REC Button on Your Remote, Just
Simply:
1. Switch to the appropriate channel when the program is expected to start.
2. Press REC when the program begins to start recording.
3. Press STOP when the program ends to stop recording.
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2. Press the GUIDE button and navigate to the second channel you wish to
record.
5. Set the Starting Time, Record Length, Channel, How Often, and the
Date.
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Watch a Recorded Program

1. Press the DVR button on the remote control, or in the Main Menu,
select DVR.
3. Use the ARROW KEYS to select a program and press OK. A list of program
options will display.
4. Select Delete All Episodes and press OK.
4. Select Play and press OK.
1. Press the DVR button on the remote control or select the DVR icon from
the Main Menu.
5. Use the TRANSPORT KEYS to perform trick play functions such as rewind,
fast forward or skip as necessary.
2. Select DVR Recordings and press OK to view the list of recorded

programs.
Note: You can conveniently watch a program currently being recorded but you cannot skip or
fast-forward beyond the point of the live broadcast (as it has not yet been broadcasted).
3. Press GREEN shortcut button on your remote to show the list of deleted
programs. The programs will be identified with a trash can icon next to
them.
Delete Recordings
You can conveniently delete recorded programs or specific episodes within a

recorded series. Deleted programs can be seen in the same list as your recorded
programs within the DVR Recordings screen. Press the GREEN shortcut button
on the remote to view the shows that have been deleted. A trash can icon next
to the program/episode name indicates that the program/episode has been
deleted.
5. Select Delete Permanently and press OK to remove them completely to

free up disk space.
To Delete a Specific Program:
The DVR Schedule screen lists all the future programs that are scheduled for
recording. This screen also allows you to modify the settings for all scheduled
recordings. To access the DVR Schedule screen, select the DVR icon from the
Main Menu.
the Main Menu.
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To Delete Programs Permanently:

programs.
Recording TV
Recording TV
2. Select DVR Recordings. Press OK to view the list of recorded programs.
Note: Once deleted, this program cannot to be recovered.
View Scheduled Recordings
To Delete a Series Recording:

the Main Menu.
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4. Select Delete Program and press OK.

programs.
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A record icon
be recorded.
next to a program indicates that the program is scheduled to
You can set or change default recording options which apply to all scheduled
or future recordings. Select DVR > Recording Options or select DVR >
Recording Options from the Main Menu.
A series recording icon , next to a program indicates that the program is

scheduled to be recorded and is part of a series.
Manage Conflicts
Occasionally, there maybe conflicts when multiple programs are scheduled for
recording, or there maybe changes to the broadcasting schedules that could
result in changes to the program schedule.
Recording conflicts may arise from the following scenarios:
When there are two simultaneous programs being recorded and you
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Default Recording Options
Recording TV
Recording TV
The DVR Schedule screen lists only the future programs scheduled for
recording. Programs currently being recorded will not be listed in DVR
Schedule.
try to switch to another channel. This can also result in prior scheduled
recordings to be corrupted or not recorded at all. These programs are
highlighted in the DVR Recordings screen by a yellow exclamation
sign . When you have an existing or scheduled recording in progress and
another recording begins, you lose the ability to switch channels. In such
a case, you are notified that there are two recordings currently in progress,
and you can either stop one of the recordings or stay on the channel
currently being recorded. In this case, you can watch recorded programs
(see Watch a Recorded Program section above on page 34) without
disrupting the two programs currently being recorded.
When you try to schedule a recording and there are two prior recordings
scheduled at that time. In this case, you are shown a conflict screen and
given the option to eliminate one of the recordings. If the recording is part
of a series recording, your selection will apply to all future recordings of the
series.
These recording options are available for programs and series that are
scheduled for recording. These options are not available when you press the
REC or OPTIONS buttons during Live TV recordings. These recording options
also do not apply to manual recordings.
Note: If the device is put in Standby mode while a show is being recorded, the recording will
continue uninterrupted. All scheduled recordings take place at the scheduled times
when the device is on Standby.
Episodes: Choose to either record NEW EPISODES ONLY or NEW AND
REPEATS.
Priority: Set a priority for the program when multiple programs are
scheduled to record at the same time.
Keep: Choose to store a program for a week, a month, forever or until the
device runs out of space.
Bonus Before: Enter additional recording time (up to 1 hour) prior to the
scheduled program start time.
Bonus After: Enter additional recording time (up to 3 hours) after the
scheduled program ends.
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You can avoid these conflicts by occasionally checking the DVR Schedule
screen, so you are aware of upcoming recordings.
Recording Options:
Bonus Required: Select if you wish to add bonus time before/after every
recording.
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VUDU Movies
Activating VUDU
1. Ensure that your Entone device is connected to a broadband connection.
Refer to the Entone Quick Setup Guide for more details.
2. Navigate to the VUDU service either using the VUDU icon on the Main
Menu, where you can select VUDU Apps or VUDU Movies or press the
BLUE shortcut button on your Entone remote control to launch VUDU.
6. Select Sign Up and Press OK.

7. Follow the on-screen instructions to activate a new account. Select New
Account if you are new to VUDU. If you already have a VUDU account from
another device, then you can use Log In to enter your user name and
password.
VUDU Movies
VUDU Movies
VUDU is a video on demand movie service available with your FusionTV service.
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3. The VUDU Apps Main Menu will appear.
8. Using the on-screen keyboard, enter your email address, select DONE and
press OK. You will be prompted to confirm your email address.
Note: You must have access to this email address to activate VUDU.
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4. Select VUDU Movies and press OK.

5. The VUDU HD Movies screen will display.
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9. Select Confirm and press OK.
NEW on VUDU
10. If you have entered a valid email address, you will see a congratulations
message. You are now ready to browse the VUDU library of movies and TV
shows.
Top Picks: A list of the hottest new releases.
VUDU Movies
VUDU Movies
Discover all the latest movies and shows new on VUDU from trailers of
upcoming movies to new titles that will be coming soon.
Top Rentals: A list of the most popular releases for rent on VUDU.
New Trailers: A list of the latest theatrical movie trailers currently in
theatres today or coming soon.
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Coming Soon: Shows which movies are coming soon to VUDU so you can
add them to your Wish List. For more information about Wish List, see the
My VUDU section below.
11. Check in your email account for a message from VUDU with instructions on
how to complete the VUDU activation process.
Exploring VUDU
The movies on the home screen are selected by VUDU to be some of the most
interesting, most talked about, and biggest box office movies new to the VUDU
Movies streaming service.
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Whether youre looking for a specific movie or dont know what you want to
watch, the VUDU Main Menu page offers you the easiest way to navigate VUDU.
You can also enjoy social networking and media apps directly from the VUDU
Apps Main Menu page. Facebook, Picasa, Twitter, and many more come
standard with VUDU.
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Browsing VUDU Catalog
Collections
Explore the entire VUDU library or narrow your selection by using the various
filter options.
Conveniently browse the VUDU library of movies and shows from a variety of
categories.
TV Networks: List of shows or series by the network stations.

Recommended: View suggested movies or shows based on your viewing
habits.
Most Watched: See a list of movies or shows that are most popular on
VUDU. Filter this list to see just the movies you want. For more information
on filtering, go to the Browse section of this guide.
Type: Sorts by Movies or TV shows.
VUDU Movies
VUDU Movies
Showcases: View an arrangement of featured movies or shows.
Sort: Sort options.

Most Watched: Sorts your list by the titles that were watched the most
by other VUDU customers the previous week.
Tomatometer: Sorts movies based on Rotten Tomatoes' Tomato Meter
score.
Release Date: Sorts movies based on their theatrical release date.
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A through Z: Sorts movies alphabetically.
Genre: Filters from 16 different genres.
My VUDU
Find all of your VUDU movies and TV shows that you have rented or own.
Year: Sorts titles within the selected time period based on the year it was
released.
Tomatometer: Sorts movies based on Rotten Tomatoes' Tomato Meter
score.
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Quality: Sorts by the video quality.

Option: Sorts by Rent or Own.
MPAA Rating: Sorts based on the MPAAs rating system.
Studio: Select from eight (8) of the major Hollywood studios.
My Movies: List of all the movies that have been purchased or rented which
are still available for viewing.
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My TV: List of all the TV episodes that have been purchased or rented which
are still available for viewing.
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My Wish List: List of all the movies and TV shows you want to watch but have
not yet purchased or rented.
Manage your VUDU account and set Parental Controls to limit access to certain
content.
Parental Controls
By modifying Parental Controls, you can exclude titles with a certain MPAA
rating from appearing in your VUDU library.
VUDU Movies
VUDU Movies
Info & Settings
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Note: VUDU Parental Controls are independent to what you may have set for Parental Controls
within the SETTINGS menu for the Entone device.
Network Speed Test
Setting Parental Controls
In order to use the VUDU service, your Internet bandwidth will need to be
at least 1Mbps. The table below will help to determine the best bandwidth
required for the video quality you want to watch:
Enabling / Disabling Parental Controls: Select the lock icon to turn

On/OFF parental controls.
Video Resolution
Sound
Bandwidth Required
SD
480p
Stereo
1 - 2 Mbps
HD
720p
5.1 Surround Sound
2.25 - 4.5 Mbps
HDX
1080p
5.1 Surround Sound
4.5 - 9 Mbps
Prompt to purchase movies: By modifying this setting, you can require

the passcode be entered to rent or purchase movies above a certain MPAA
rating. Additionally, you can require that the passcode be entered to
purchase any title by selecting NR.
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You can test your network speed by running the Network Speed Test.
Prompt to play movies: By modifying this setting, you can require the
passcode be entered to play already rented or purchased movies above
a certain rating using the MPAA ratings. Additionally, you can require the
passcode be entered to play any title by selecting NR.
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NR: All movies available from VUDU will be shown.
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R: Movies rated R or lower and all TV shows will be displayed.
Overscan Settings
FAM: Movies rated PG-13 or lower, Unrated movies with a
This setting allows you to ensure you are using the optimal amount of your
HDTV screen for watching movies on VUDU. You will only need to use this if you
experience image cropping when watching movies on VUDU. Please follow the
on-screen instructions on how to adjust the picture size.
PG-13: Movies rated PG-13 or lower and TV shows rated TV-14 or lower
VUDU Movies
VUDU Movies
family friendly designation, and TV shows rated TV-14 or lower will be

displayed.
will be displayed.
PG: Movies rated PG-13 or lower and TV shows rated TV-PG or lower will
be displayed.
G: Movies rated G and TV shows rated TV-G and TV V-Y7 will be
displayed.
Setting or Changing Passcode: In order to modify parental controls, you

must select a four (4) digit passcode. Once a passcode has been established,
you will be required to enter the passcode in order to make any changes on
the parental controls screen. You may change the passcode anytime using
the Change Passcode option at the bottom of the screen.
Note: Once a passcode has been established, the only way to recover or reset the
passcode is by contacting VUDU Customer Care at 1-888-554-VUDU (8838).
Account Info
This screen displays your account balance and credit card info associated with
your VUDU account.
Perform the following to adjust the picture size:

1. Navigate to the VUDU icon on the Main Menu or press the BLUE button on
your Entone remote control to launch VUDU.
2. The VUDU Apps Main Menu appears. Navigate to the left menu and select
INFO & SETTINGS.
3. Press OK to enter the Overscan Settings.
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To get the maximum viewing area for your TV, move the arrows until the
tips are positioned at the edge of the screen.
4. To move the arrows, press OK to enter into the Left, Right, Bottom, or Top
direction.
5. Use the ARROW KEYS on the remote to pull the arrows closer or push them
out to the edge of the screen.
7. Repeat steps 4, 5, and 6, if needed for the other directions.

8. Select Back to Settings or press the BACK button to return to the Info &
Settings menu.
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6. Once you have the arrows at the edge of the viewable screen, press OK
again to exit that direction.
9. Select Back to Home or press the BACK button to return to the VUDU
Apps menu.
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System Info
Reviews: Read summaries from major reviewers, courtesy of Rotten
This screen provides basic information about your VUDU device and software.
If you experience any issues requiring customer support, you may be asked to
provide the Device ID or other information from this menu.
Similar: See what other movies/shows that are similar to the current
Tomatoes.
selection.
VUDU Movies
releasing studio, the language, and the available video and audio
formats.
Wikipedia: See what the worlds largest encyclopedia has to say about
this movie/show, the making of it, and everyone involved with it. Data
provided live from Wikipedia.
Watch Trailer: Watch the official movie trailer.

2 Minute Preview: Preview the first two minutes of the movie.
Watching Movies on VUDU

The Movie Details screen is where you start watching a movie on VUDU.
Arrive here by clicking on any movie poster or any movie placard. Below is a
detailed description of all the great things you can do on the Movie Details
page.
Add to Wish list: Use your wish list to keep track of movies or shows you
want to watch.
VUDU Movies
More Info: Additional details about the movie/show, such as the
Rate / Share: Share your rating with the VUDU community.

Note: The VUDU Community rating lets you know what other VUDU viewers think of the
movie/show and ranges from like (5 stars) to dislike (0 stars). The Tomato Meter tells you
whether reviewers thought the movie/show was fresh (100%) or rotten (0%).
VUDU Movie Player

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Once you know what you want to watch, youll be enjoying your movie in the
VUDU Movie Player. Please read the directions for getting the most out of your
movie viewing experience. The movie player menu will disappear a few seconds
into your movie. Press OK to bring it back at anytime while watching a movie.
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Rent / Own: Rent or purchase the movie.

Overview: Description of the movie.
Cast & Crew: Want to know who was in the movie? Want to see other
movies with a certain cast member? Cast & Crew allows you to see all
the details and then dive into anyones filmography by clicking on their
name.
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Movie Poster and Title: Shows you what you are watching.
Chapters: Click here to jump to a chapter within the movie, just like on a
DVD.
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Switch Qualities: The Internet can have rush hour too. If you experience
buffering, consider switching to a lower quality level so you can avoid
interruptions.
Progress Bar: How far into the movie are you? How much is left to go? The
progress bar shows you everything you need to know.
VUDU Player Chapter Navigation Screen
VUDU Apps
VUDU Apps supports many types of web media application directly from the
VUDU interface. Managing accounts can be done directly from the Entone
device, or from https://my.VUDU.com. To set up accounts in VUDU, launch the
application from the VUDU Apps screen.
Facebook
Facebook is a social networking service and website. To use Facebook on your
TV, launch the Facebook application from the VUDU Apps screen.
Select the chapter and jump to it, just like on a DVD.
VUDU Player Fast Forward / Rewind Navigation Screen
1. Press the blue button on the remote or from the Main Menu select VUDU
and press OK.
2. Use the ARROW KEYS to select Facebook and press OK.
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Use Fast Forward / Rewind to find a specific point in the scene.
VUDU Apps
VUDU Movies
Video Quality Indicator: Displays the video quality (SD, HD, HDX) you are
watching and what level of service you have. Three bars indicate you are
receiving the highest quality streaming video available.
3. Use the on-screen keyboard to log in to your existing Facebook account.
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4. Once you have entered your username or email address, you are logged
into Facebook and will remain logged in for the duration of the session.
Note: If you do not have an existing Facebook account, you will need to setup a Facebook
account by going to www.facebook.com using your PC.
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Flickr
Note: You are allowed two Flickr profiles, one with a password and one without. Your previous
profile is located on the right, and the new profile for VUDU is on the left.
VUDU Apps
VUDU Apps
Flickr is a photo management and sharing application. The integrated Flickr

application enables you to experience your photo albums on your TV. This
application will allow you to save a User ID, set up with or without a password.
With this saved profile, you are able to access any non-public items you may
have uploaded to your Flickr profile.
and press OK.
2. Use the ARROW KEYS to select Flickr and press OK.
If you choose to log in without a password, only your public photos are
available to view.
If you choose to use your password, you will need to enter a 9-digit
numeric passcode.
Pandora* (Optional)
Pandora is a personalized Internet radio service. The Pandora application in
VUDU creates user accounts based on email addresses. Once an address is
entered, Pandora creates a playlist or uses your existing Pandora playlists. You
can play existing stations or new ones.
*NOTE: Pandora Internet Radio application is not available on all devices. Please check with your
service provider for availability.
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1. Press the BLUE button on the remote or from the Main Menu, select
VUDU and press OK.
2. Use the ARROW KEYS to select Pandora and press OK.
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3. Using your PC browser, go to www.VUDU.com/flickr. Follow the on-screen

instructions for setting up your Flickr account using VUDU.
4. After completing the necessary steps listed, you will get a 9-digit numeric
passcode.
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5. Using the Entone remote control, enter this passcode on the Flickr
password window. This will set up a Flickr authorized user icon.
3. You will be asked to add a user or create an account.

Adding a user account requires the email address for your Pandora
account.
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If you dont have a Pandora account, you can create one by selecting
Create.
Add User:
1. Select Add User and press OK.
Picasa
Picasa is a free photo application for organizing and editing digital photos. The
Picasa Web Album manages user accounts based on a specified email address
where you can either enter a password or keep the account limited to your
public content. Entering a password enables access to non-public content.
VUDU Apps
2. Use the ARROW KEYS to select Picasa and press OK.
VUDU Apps
and press OK.
2. Enter the email address for your Pandora account.

3. Select if you wish to login to Pandora with or without a password.
If you select No you will enter your password the first time but will not
be asked to enter it in the future when logging in.
If you select YES then you are required to enter your password each
time you log in.
Create New:
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1. Select Create and press OK.

2. VUDU will provide an activation code. From your PC browser, go to
www.pandora.com/VUDU and follow the on-screen instructions.
Note: Availability of certain features is dependent on your provider and type of package
subscribed.
3. Select, Featured Photos or Search by Keyword to view photos made

public by Picasa users.
Add User:
If you choose to log in without a password, only your public photos are
available to view.
If you choose to use your password, you will come to a screen requiring a
numeric password.
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Twitter
Twitter is an online social networking and micro blogging service using
text-based posts to share information amongst other Twitter users (also known
as Tweets). Using Twitter requires an existing Twitter account. If you do not
have a Twitter account, go to http://twitter.com to create an account before
continuing.
Using FusionLink
Music
FusionLink enables you to store and play music. You can sort your music by
albums, artists, genres, or create personal playlists. The convenient USB port or
Memory Card slot (if available) allows you to import music to the device to be
played or stored for future playback.
and press OK.
FusionLink
VUDU Apps
You can view public, featured photos without configuring a user ID. Just click on
Featured Photos in the Picasa menu, and browse the pictures made available by
other Picasa users.
2. Use the ARROW KEYS to select Twitter and press OK.
Playing Music
1. In the Main Menu, use the ARROW KEYS to select MUSIC. Press OK.
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2. Use the ARROW KEYS to select between the following options and press
OK.
3. Use the ARROW KEYS, OK button, and on-screen keyboard to enter your
user name or email address for your Twitter account.
4. Select Continue and press OK.
5. Use the ARROW KEYS, OK button, and on-screen keyboard to enter your
password for your Twitter account.
7. Once you have entered your User ID and password, you are logged into
Twitter and will remain logged in for the duration of the session.
8. Once logged in, use the ARROW KEYS and OK button to navigate the
Twitter interface.
Albums: List of music organized by albums on your Entone device.

Artists: List of music organized by artist on your Entone device.
Genres: List of music organized by genre on your Entone device.
Playlists: List of music playlist imported from USB device, memory card
or network PC.
Other Locations: Use your USB device, memory card or network PC to
play or transfer songs to the device.
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6. Select Login and press OK.
All: Includes all music on the Entone device.
Note: Music can be copied from a USB device, memory card or a network PC to your Entone
device. Check device to see which method is supported.
3. Select Play and press OK to play selected song.
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Note: The following audio file formats are supported (AAC, MP3, PCM, WAV, WMA, WMA Pro,
Dolby Digital).
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Play Music During A Slideshow
FusionLink enables you to store, view, and play slideshows of your favorite
photos. You can view your photos, sort them by date taken, or play a slideshow.
The convenient USB port or Memory Card slot (if available) allows you to import
your personal photos. You can even play music while viewing a slideshow.
2. Click on a song in the Playlist to get the selection box to play or modify the
playlist.
1. From the Main Menu, select MUSIC, Playlist, and select a Playlist.
3. Choose Play Playlist. Your music begins playing.

4. Immediately press the MENU button.
5. Select PHOTOS, then Slideshow or select the individual photos you
would like to display with your accompanying music.
Videos
FusionLink enables you to store and play your personal video content. You can
view all your videos, sort by date, by folders, and create video playlists. The
convenient USB port or memory card slot (if available) allows you to import
videos to the device to be played or stored for future playback.
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Photos
View Photos
1. In the Main Menu, use the ARROW KEYS to select PHOTOS. Press OK.
2. Use ARROW KEYS to select between the following directories and press
OK.
All: Includes all photos on the Entone device.
Dates: View photos sorted by date.
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Folder: Photos organized by folders.

Slideshow: Displays all photos on the device in a slideshow.
USB: Use your USB device to view or transfer your photos.
Note: The following photo file formats are supported (BMP, GIF, JPEG, PNG, TIFF).
You can play videos directly from your PC and view them on the FusionTV
service. If you have downloaded videos to your USB device, you can play those
from your FusionTV service.
Watch Videos
View Slideshow
1. In the Main Menu, use ARROW KEYS to select VIDEOS. Press OK.
1. In the Main Menu, use the ARROW KEYS to select PHOTOS. Press OK.
2. Use the ARROW KEYS to select between the following directories and press
OK.
2. Use the ARROW KEYS to select Slideshow and press OK.

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A slideshow of your photos will begin to play. You can also start a slideshow
by selecting a photo to view and pressing the OPTIONS button on your
remote control, then select Play slideshow. Press OK.
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3. Select a photo from the chosen directory and press OK.
All: Includes all videos on the Entone device.

Dates: View videos sorted by date.
Folder: Browse folders imported from a media storage device.
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Playlists: Imported playlists from a media storage device.
For videos choose between All, Dates, Folder, or Other Locations.
Other Locations: Use your USB device, memory card, or your PC to view
2. Use the ARROW KEYS to select a media file and press the red button on
the remote to add the file to a playlist.
Note: The following video file formats are supported (MPEG 1,2,4, H.264, WM9, DivX, AVS, MP4/
MOV, MKV, VC1).
3. A list of available playlists will be displayed. Use the ARROW KEYS to select
a playlist and press OK to add the file.
3. Select a video from the chosen directory and press OK.
4. Repeat steps 3 and 4 to add as many media files as you want.

5. Press the BACK button to return to Music/Video Menu.
Play Media from a Playlist

Create a Playlist
1. In the Main Menu, use the ARROW KEYS to select MUSIC or VIDEOS.
Press OK.
Play Media from your Playlists

1. Use the ARROW KEYS to select Playlists and press OK.
2. Use the ARROW KEYS to select a media file and press OK.
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or copy your videos to the FusionTV service.

3. From the Playlists menu press the red button on the remote to create a
playlist.
4. Use the ARROW KEYS, the OK button, and the on-screen keyboard to
create a name for your playlist.
Rename a Playlist
Press OK.
3. Select from the list of displayed playlists. Press the green button on the
remote to rename the highlighted playlist.
4. Use the ARROW KEYS, the OK button, and the on-screen keyboard to
change the name of your playlist.
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5. When satisfied with the name you created, navigate to Done and press
OK.
6. Press the BACK button to return to the Music Menu.
6. Your new playlist will be listed. Press the BACK button to return to the
Music Menu.
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Clear a Playlist (Remove all media files)

Press OK.
Add Media to your Playlist
3. Use the ARROW KEYS to select from the list of displayed playlists. Press
the yellow button on the remote control to clear media files from the
highlighted playlist.
1. Use the ARROW KEYS to select a song (MUSIC) or video (VIDEOS) from one
of the menu options. For music choose between All, Albums, Artists,
Genres, or Other Locations press OK.
4. You are asked to confirm if you want to delete the files from the playlist.
Select Yes and press OK to remove all files. Select No to cancel and
return to the previous menu screen.
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5. When satisfied with the name you created, navigate to Done and press
OK.
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Remove Single Media Files
Delete Media from the Device
1. Use the ARROW KEYS to select a playlist and press OK.
Deleting music, photos, or videos requires using the OPTIONS button while
located in appropriate media section.
3. You are asked to confirm if you want to delete the file. Select Yes and press
OK to delete. Select No to cancel and return to the previous menu screen.
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2. Use the ARROW KEYS to select a media file from your playlist and press the
yellow button to remove the highlighted file.
Delete a Playlist
Press OK.
3. Select from the list of displayed playlists. Press the blue button on the
remote to delete the highlighted playlist.
4. You are asked to confirm if you want to delete the playlist. Select Yes and
press OK to delete. Select No to cancel and return to the previous menu
screen.
1. From the Main Menu select MUSIC/PHOTOS/VIDEO, then All.

2. Highlight the individual item you wish to delete, and press the OPTIONS
button.
3. Select Delete and press OK.
Repeat this step for individual content items.
Copy and Delete Media to the Device

To load media on to your Entone device, you will need either a USB storage
device or a memory card if your device supports it.
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Copy Media to the Device

1. Plug your USB device into the USB port located on the front of your Entone
device or insert your memory card if your device supports it.
2. In the Main Menu, use the ARROW KEYS to select either MUSIC,
PHOTOS, or VIDEO. Press OK.
3. Select USB. Press OK.
5. You can browse to find specific songs, photos, or videos to copy or copy all
the directories on your USB device or memory card to the Entone device.
6. Use OK or the RIGHT arrow to browse the directories.
7. Select Copy to My Media. Press OK.
FusionLink is designed to connect to your Windows PC. With FusionLink, you

will be able to stream music, photos, and videos from your PC directly to your
TV.
Your PC must be available on the same network connection you are using for
the FusionTV service.
To stream content from your PC:
1. Ensure your PC is on and that Windows file sharing is enabled.
2. With the FusionTV service on, push the yellow button on your remote to
select the type of media to view and press OK.
3. Select Other Locations and press OK.
4. Select PCs & Servers and press OK.
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4. Your USB device will be highlighted. Press OK to choose your device.
Stream Media from a PC
5. You should see your PC listed on the screen. Select your PC and press OK.
6. Select Browse This Machine
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7. Choose a media folder to open and press OK.
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8. Select Browse This Folder to see a list media files to view. There may be
more folders in this location. Continue to select the folder you wish to view
until the desired media file is found.
6. Select PCs & Servers and press OK.
10. Select Play Songfor Music, Play Video for video, or View Phototo view
pictures.
Note: Streaming media is accessible only using a Windows PC. Mac is not supported.
Using PlayOn
What Is PlayOn?
PlayOn is a software program that runs on your Windows PC, giving you access
to a wide range of Internet-based on-demand content directly within FusionTV.
Examples of content sites that are available through PlayOn include YouTube,
Hulu, Netflix, Comedy Central, and many others. The following information is
intended as a brief and simple overview of PlayOn and the features it provides.
7. You should see the PlayOn PC listed on the screen. Select your PlayOn
and press OK.
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9. Select the file you wish to stream and press OK.
Installing and Running PlayOn

PlayOn is simple to install and easy to get running and start using.
1. Download and install PlayOn on your Windows PC from www.playon.tv.
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2. Ensure your PC is on and that Windows file sharing is enabled.

3. Turn on your Entone device and start FusionTV.
8. Choose a channel to view and press OK.
4. From the Main Menu select VIDEOS and press OK.
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5. Select Other Locations and press OK.
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You can manually start and stop the server by pressing the Start/Stop button.
When stopping the server, note that if any devices are connected to this PC,
those connections will be closed. They can of course be reestablished by the
device(s) once the server is restarted.
Note: When selecting any online video, it may take up to 10 seconds or longer before video
starts showing on your television. Certain devices also show no indication that video
is loading, so you should wait to see if the video does start playing. Having a faster
broadband connection and/or PC will help reduce this buffering time.
You can also disable or enable PlayOn from running automatically when
Windows starts, as well as show an optional icon in the system tray, which
allows you to see the status of the PlayOn server, and to open PlayOn Settings
through a right-click menu option.
PlayOn Settings
A number of options can be configured in PlayOn Settings. Also, PlayOn
Settings is a good place to start looking for help when you are experiencing
technical problems. Go to your PC and open Start Menu / All Programs /
PlayOn / PlayOn Settings, and review the available options.
Some key points of interest are the PlayOn Media Server running status on the
General tab, the System Check tab, and the Mobile Access tab.
PlayOn UPnP Server Status

The status of the PlayOn UPnP server can be seen in PlayOn Settings as well. If
the server is running, it allows devices to connect to this PC. You can left-click
the status panel to force PlayOn Settings to determine the status of the server.
The various status messages are described below:
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Searching: A search is still being performed. Wait for it to finish.

Running: The PlayOn server is running correctly with no errors detected.
Not Running: The PlayOn server is not running.
Not Found: The PlayOn server could not be discovered on the network.
Check firewall settings if you think it should be running.
No Service: The MediaMall service is not enabled. You can enable this
service in Control Panel/Administrative Tools/Services.
No SSDP: The SSDP Discovery Service on this PC is disabled. Without
it, PlayOn Settings cannot detect the PlayOn server. You can enable this
service in Control Panel/Administrative Tools/Services.
Error: An error occurred when trying to detect the server status. Contact
support for assistance. See below for more information.
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If you are experiencing latent or choppy video playback while using PlayOn,
you may want to modify the performance settings to a lower value. This can
be especially useful if either your PC processor is a bit slow, or if you are using
a home wireless network or broadband connection that is not fast enough. A
higher performance setting will attempt to preserve the quality of the videos
that are pulled in from the Internet, but will tax your computer and network
more. It is recommended that you use the Auto setting, as this allows PlayOn
to determine which quality setting works best for your setup. If the automatic
setting still doesnt work, try Low or Medium to see if this helps. You can also
use this setting to force PlayOn to always use a High or Max setting if you are
confident your internet and PC speeds are always sufficient.
Resuming Playback
You can configure PlayOn to either always fully process every video you start to
watch from your device, or to end processing shortly after you stop or pause a
video. This may be useful for users who prefer their PC to not allocate resources
to PlayOn when they stop or pause a video before it finishes. Allowing all
videos to be fully processed gives you the option in most situations to resume
playback for the most recently played video, but will tax your PC processor until
the entire video has been downloaded and converted.
Parental Controls
Some content providers have MPAA or FCC TV rated media, and offer the
opportunity for the user to filter their content based on parental controls. By
enabling the Enable parental controls checkbox, you can select a maximum
allowed rating for movies and television programming, as well as decide to
block unrated content. It is important to note that some content providers may
not comply with these settings. User discretion is advised.
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Initializing: The PlayOn server is still initializing. Click the status panel to
restart the search.
Video Performance
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Make sure your Entone device has a network connection to the same router
that your PlayOn PC is connected to, and has the latest system software update
installed. For more information about upgrading your devices system software,
see below.
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Home Network performance
You can manually check for new updates to PlayOn by pressing the Check
Now button in the Software Updates section. If the Check automatically
checkbox is enabled, then the PlayOn installation will regularly detect if there
are new updates available, and inform the user with a balloon notification from
the system tray.
Your home network, or LAN (local area network), must be fast enough to handle
the throughput of sending videos from your PlayOn PC to your device. If you
are using wireless 802.11g, this will in most cases be a bottleneck, especially if
the PC is on wireless. We highly recommend that the PC be on an 802.11n or
wired connection.
PC Specifications and Security Software
PC Free Hard Drive
A number of factors can prevent PlayOn from running optimally, and in more
severe cases, can even block PlayOn entirely. The main factors that can interfere
with PlayOn are listed below. Note also that in some cases, changing your
Performance setting (see below) can help remedy issues you may have with
playback.
Since PlayOn needs to convert most online videos to a video format that the
devices can understand, you need extra hard disk space to temporarily handle
the video conversion. We recommend a minimum of 4 GB of free space. Note
that the current version of PlayOn requires that this free disk space be on the
same partition where Windows is installed.
Antivirus and Firewall Software
Free space is very important. Some Netflix movies and other long videos can
take up to 4 GBs on their own. This space is used only temporarily, but if you do
not have enough free space for the video then it may stop just before the end
when PlayOn runs out of storage space.
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The vast majority of problems with installing and running PlayOn are due to
antivirus and firewall software. You may want to try temporarily disabling your
antivirus software to see if it helps fix any issues. If you have third party antivirus
or firewall security software installed, make sure that you grant full local and
online network access to the following applications:
C:\Program Files\MediaMall\MediaMallServer.exe
C:\Program Files\MediaMall\SettingsManager.exe
Note: The path to C:\Program Files\MediaMall may vary, depending on international or 64-bit
versions of Windows, or which drive partition PlayOn is installed on.
Broadband Download Speed

In order to stream real-time videos from the Internet, your broadband
connection speed must be consistently fast enough to maintain a stable
download rate. The general rule of thumb is that if you cant watch videos from
sites like YouTube, Hulu, and Netflix directly in your PC browser without seeing
a lot of buffering, then it definitely wont work in PlayOn either. We recommend
a minimum download speed of around 1.5 Mbps. In some cases, even this wont
be fast enough, depending on the stream quality for the particular media that
you are attempting to watch. Hulu recommends a speed of at least 2 Mbps for
their highest quality streams.
PC Processor Speed and RAM

The faster your PC processor (CPU) and the more memory your PC has (RAM),
the better it will be able to convert online videos and stream them to your
device. If your CPU or RAM specifications are too low, you may experience
choppy playback for videos, or the device may even show an oftentimes cryptic
error message before the video can even start to play.
Netbooks and other low power PCs may not be capable of transcoding video. It
is recommended that you have a CPU that scores at least a 500 Passmark score
(www.cpubenchmark.net)
Channels
Some channels may require you to create an account and enter your username
and password into PlayOn Settings under the Channels tab. Not all channels
require an account to use, but they may block age-restricted content if you do
not have one.
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YouTube Usernames
You can access your Netflix account Watch Instantly videos from your PlayOn
device. To do so, enter your Netflix login credentials in the provided fields,
and then press the Test button to confirm you have entered the information
correctly. Note that you must have your own Netflix account to use this service.
If you do not already have one, you can sign up at www.netflix.com.
It is possible to subscribe to public user feeds from YouTube accounts. Enter

each username in the field provided, separated by commas. For each username
that is entered, PlayOn will give you direct access to that users favorite and
uploaded (published) videos (up to a max of 150), as well as their playlists and
subscriptions. Note that only YouTube videos from publishers that have allowed
them to be embedded in third party sites will appear on your PlayOn device.
For more information on YouTube accounts and feeds, visit www.youtube.com.
You may also add videos to your Netflix Instant Queue from your PC web
browser (if your account has one), for easier access to your favorites through
PlayOn. If your Netflix Account does not have an Instant Queue, PlayOn will
include any Watch Instantly videos from your DVD Queue.
The basic Netflix subscription only allows for one video to be played at a time,
so PlayOn may not be able to play a video if you are already watching one
on your PC directly, or through another device. To watch two or more videos
simultaneously, you will need to upgrade your subscription to at least the 2
DVD/Unlimited streaming plan.
Amazon Account (Video On Demand Library)
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You can access your Amazon Video On Demand Library from your PlayOn
device. To do so, provide your Amazon login credentials in the provided fields,
and press the Test button to confirm you have entered the information
correctly. Note that you must add videos to your Amazon Video Library for them
then to show up on your PlayOn device. This typically requires you to purchase
the video, however Amazon does offer some free videos which can be added to
your Library as well. For more information on Amazon Video On Demand, visit
www.amazon.com/videoondemand.
Hulu Account Queue
If you have a Hulu Plus account then the exclusive Plus content in your user
queue will be available through PlayOn.
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The Plugins tab of PlayOn Settings allows you to view and manage any
PlayOn Plugins or Scripts that you have chosen to download and install on your
PlayOn PC. We highly recommend trying out the Revision3 plugin developed
by MediaMall, available at www.playon.tv/playon/plugins, as well as a large
number of third party plugins that are available at www.playonplugins.com
and www.playonscripts.com. Any plugin or script that you have installed and
enabled through PlayOn Settings will appear as an additional video service
available through your PlayOn device. Please note that this feature is still
in development, and some changes may occur that require the plugins be
upgraded to remain compatible.
You can install plugins by dragging any .plugin file that youve downloaded
to the Plugins tab of PlayOn Settings. Note that drag and drop will not work if
you have UAC (User Account Control) enabled on your PC. You will also need to
restart PlayOn for the plugin to show up on your TV.
If Windows UAC prevents you from using the drag-and-drop method then
you can easily install the files manually. The *.plugin files need to be moved
into C:\Program Files\MediaMall\Plugins. The *.lua script files are installed
in the same way, except script files need to be moved into C:\Program Files\
MediaMall|Plugins\Scripts. Note that your path to Program Files\MediaMall
may vary if you have a 64-bit version of Windows or you installed PlayOn on a
different partition.
Getting Help
If you have any problems or questions MediaMalls support team is available to
help you. MediaMall offers technical support to both trial and licensed users.
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You can access your Hulu account Queue videos from your PlayOn device. To
do so, provide your Hulu login credentials in the provided fields, and then press
the Test button to confirm you have entered the information correctly. Note
that you will need to add videos to your Hulu Queue at www.hulu.com/profile/
queue from your PC web browser for the videos to then show up on your
PlayOn device.
PlayOn Plugins and Scripts
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512 MB RAM (1 GB recommended)
If you are experiencing a specific technical problem that you believe is

reproducible, you may want to contact MediaMall for help. In order to submit
a support request, make sure you first have recently reproduced the issue, and
then press the Support... button. You will be requested to enter your contact
information, as well as a detailed description of the exact nature of the issue
you have experienced. Submitting a support request will send diagnostic logs
generated by PlayOn to our support team. It is critical that you indicate the time
that the error occurred (according to the system clock on your PC). This helps us
to pinpoint your specific issue in the diagnostic logs.
100 MB of available disk space for installation, plus recommended 4-5 GB

extra space on the same drive where Windows is installed (or on a separate
drive if you re-map it).
For additional information about the PlayOn software, visit us at www.playon.tv.
Registering
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PlayOn comes with a built-in trial period, where all functionality is enabled.
Once the trial period has expired, however, it will no longer be possible to view
online videos. To purchase a license for PlayOn, visit www.playon.tv/purchase,
and follow the link to PayPals site. After making your secure payment, you
should receive an email with a license number that can be entered in PlayOn
Settings on the Registration tab.
Internet broadband connection of at least 1.5 Mbps, and home network

with wired, powerline, or 802.11n connections (for wireless home networks
with 802.11g, either the PC or device should be on a wired connection).
Both the PlayOn PC and device should be connected directly to the same
router (putting them on the same "subnet"). Advanced networking
setups using additional network interfaces such as virtual adapters (VPNs)
or Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) may work, but are not officially
supported.
Third-party security software must be configured to allow full local and
online network access to Program Files\MediaMall\MediaMallServer.exe &
SettingsManager.exe.
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Support Requests
If you have trouble registering your license key, then make sure you have the
latest PlayOn release installed. Also, make sure the license key and user name
are entered correctly. The license information is case sensitive and must appear
exactly as it does in your license email. You do not need to click Apply or
OK to validate your license. You will know it has correctly registered when the
status changes to Registered.
Minimum PC Requirements
Windows Internet Explorer 7 or later.

Windows Media Player 9 or later.
Installation includes the Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 (Service Pack 1) if
needed.
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Microsoft Windows XP (Service Pack 2 or later), Windows Vista, Windows 7,

or Windows Server 2003/Windows Home Server (Service Pack 1 or later).
64-bit versions of Windows are also supported.
Pentium 4 3.2+ GHz, Pentium M 2.0+ GHz, or any multi-core x86 processor.
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5. Use the BACK button to return to the previous Web page.
The Web Browser allows you to access your service providers portal or home
page or email client. This is a limited function browser and does not support
web pages that require Adobe Flash or Microsoft Silverlight. The browser
conforms to the latest HTML5 standards. FusionTV must be connected to an
Internet connection in order for web browser to function.
7. The NUMBER KEYS can be used to enter numbers in the search window or
URL window at the top of the browser.
Navigating the Browser

To navigate the Web Browser perform the following:
1. From the Main Menu select WEB and press the OK button on the remote.
6. Press EXIT to return to FusionTV.
Search the Web

The Entone remote control can be used together with an on-screen keyboard to
enter search criteria. The device is also designed to work with an external wired
or wireless keyboard & mouse (Sold separately).
1. At initial startup, the search window will be highlighted in the browser. To
type in words, press the INPUT button on the remote.
2. A keyboard will be displayed on the screen. Use the ARROW KEYS to select
characters and use the OK button to enter the character into the search
window.
Web Browser
Web Browser
Using Web Browser
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2. The Web Browser will be displayed. FusionTV will launch the browser to the
default home page.
3. As you begin to enter characters in the search window a list of keyword
phrases will begin to populate the search window. Continue to spell out the
keyword then select ENTER on the keyboard and press OK.
Using a Wired/Wireless Keyboard/Mouse

3. Use the ARROW KEYS to move from link to link.
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4. Press the OK button on the remote to select (or click) on the link or press
the INPUT button on the remote to bring up the on-screen keyboard and
select Enter.
(Each sold separately)
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4. Use the ARROW KEYS to scroll down to the desired Web URL and press OK
to navigate to the chosen Web page.
FusionTV includes an option to use a wired/wireless USB keyboard and mouse.

Plug the USB dongle into the USB port on the back of the device. The mouse
and keyboard will function as if you were using a PC to surf the Web.
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Settings
Select one of the following, depending on your Audio mode:
To view or change the device settings options, press the MENU button on
the remote control, select SETTINGS from the Main Menu, and press OK.
Settings
Settings
The Settings menu option allows you to customize features for your Entone
device. You can change the device settings, set parental controls, reset the
device, and manage software updates.
digital audio only. The HDMI or optical connections can provide two audio data
types: Dolby Digital and Linear PCM (only Dolby Digital audio through these
connections can then be decoded to provide full, 5.1-channel surround sound).
There are two Audio modes available. Select the Audio mode that best fits
your entertainment setup.
Device
Configure settings for your Entone device and view specific information about
the device.
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To access these options, select SETTINGS > Device from the Main Menu.
PCM: Delivers a digital audio sound similar to a two channel analog
signal.
Use the ARROW KEYS to select the desired audio and press OK and select
your choice by placing a check mark.
CableCARD
The Audio setting enables you to change your audio output for your FusionTV
service. Dolby Digital gives you the capability to enjoy programs with surround
sound. In order to enjoy full, 5.1-channel surround sound, you will need an
external Dolby Digital decoder (i.e. A/V Receiver). Your Entone device uses
a HDMI port to output digital audio and video, or an optical port to output
To pair your CableCARD:
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Some cable service providers require a special PCMCIA card in order to receive
encrypted premium television programming. The CableCARD is available from
your local cable provider and will need to be paired with your Entone device if
it supports CableCARD. During the pairing process, you will contact your cable
service provider and provide the information about your card before you can
start receiving your premium programs.
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Dolby Digital (Default): Delivers 5.1 digital audio.
1. From the Main Menu, select SETTINGS > Device > CableCARD and press
OK.
2. Use the ARROW KEYS to select CableCARD Pairing and press OK.
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3. Use the telephone number listed on the screen to call your cable service
provider.
5. Once the card has been paired, a message will display on your screen to
indicate that the device has been paired successfully. Press OK to continue.
Channels
When setting up your channels, you have two options: scan channels and
managing channels. This setting is useful if you are missing certain channels or
have changed your antenna position and need to re-scan your channels.
Display copyright information About Entone, VUDU and Opera

1. From the Main Menu select SETTINGS, Device, Copyright, and press
OK.
2. Use the ARROW KEYS to choose the copyright information about the
respective company and Press OK.
Date & Time

Choose the correct time zone for your location. This is an important step to
ensure your TV recordings are scheduled properly.
Time Zone:
Settings
Settings
4. In order to pair your Entone device the cable service provider will require
the Host ID, Data, and Card Serial Number (S/N). These values should be
displayed on your screen.
Copyright
1. Press OK to view a list of time zones.
Scan Channels
1. From the Main Menu, select SETTINGS > Device > Channels and press OK.
Daylight Savings Time (DST):
2. Press OK to select Scan Channels.
1. Select Yes if your time zone observes DST.
3. Settings for your Program Guide will be displayed. To change the settings
select CHANGE and press OK.
Select No if you are located in a time zone that does not observe DST.
4. Select your television source. FusionTV has built-in TV tuners that support
antenna (ATSC) and Digital Cable TV (Clear QAM) connection.
Note: Digital Cable TV (Clear QAM) is basic unencrypted cable.
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2. Use the ARROW KEYS then press OK to select your time zone.
Manage Channels
2. Press OK to select.
Date and Time Mode:
The default mode is Automatic. Automatic mode will automatically update the
date and time each time the device is powered on. The Manual option allows
you to manually set the date and time.
1. Choose Automatic or Manual, select CONTINUE, then press OK.
1. From the Main Menu select SETTINGS, Channels, and press OK.
2. Press OK to select Manage Channels.
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3. You will be presented with the following options:

Disable a channel by clicking on the radio button next to the channel name.
Clear all the channels you have configured.
Edit channel info by changing a channel number or the name assignment
figured.
Cancel and not make any changes. The channel will continue to be
displayed in your Program guide.
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2. Select Automatic (Recommended) for the device to manage the time.

The device will use your broadband connection, antenna, or cable feed
to get the most accurate time.
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Select Manual to modify the date and time manually.
Closed Captioning
3. Use ARROW KEYS to select CONTINUE and then press OK.
1. The default value for closed captioning is No. To enable closed captioning
select Yes and choose the channel option that will use the closed caption.
Display
Configure your display for video output, closed captioning, and the RF output
channel.
2. Select SAVE and press OK.
RF Output Channel
When connecting a coaxial connection to your TV for video output, the RF
output channel on your FusionTV service will need to be set to either channel 3
or 4 depending on channel outputting to your TV.
Video Output
Settings
Settings
Note: Modifying the device time to an inaccurate value will not affect the Program guide.
This setting is used primarily for recordings and to indicate your position on the Program
guide.
Configure your displays output format resolution and aspect ratio dimension
for your TV. The recommended default values for your TV should be displayed
at initial setup. To make changes to the format (Output Format) and display size
(Aspect Ratio) perform the following steps.
Hardware
User Guide
Clock Display (if device supported) allows you to set how your front clock
display works.
Note: Certain features may vary depending on the device. Please check with your service
provider for more details.
From the Main Menu select SETTINGS > Device > Display and press OK.
1. From the Main Menu select SETTINGS > Device > Hardware and press OK.
TV Resolution:
2. Use ARROW KEYS then press OK to select the desired resolution.
TV Aspect Ratio:
1. Choose from a list of display sizes then press OK.
User Guide
1. Press OK to view list of output format resolutions.

Note: If you enter settings outside the range for your display, the screen may turn blank or
become unclear. Leave the controls untouched for about 15 seconds. The previous
display settings will return to their previous values.
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There are Two Options:

Clock Display: Turn the device clock off, dim the display, display normal, or
bright display.
Display Format: Choose between 24-hour or 12-hour format.
If your network connection type uses an Ethernet cable, choose Wired

and press OK.
The Wired Network Summary screen will display with the network summary
for your device. The default setting will acquire network values for Internet
usage automatically.
Network
To setup the wired network manually or make changes, perform the

following:
Configure Network:
1. Use the ARROW KEYS to select CHANGE and press OK.
Choose how the FusionTV service will connect to the Internet. The choices are
Wired (Ethernet) and Wireless. The device default setting is a wired network
connection. Setting up a Network/Internet Connection is required to use the
Program guide and broadband-based applications and services, such as VUDU
and various Web Media Applications on your FusionTV service.
2. Select Manual and press OK.

3. Use the ARROW KEYS and press OK to select a category.
Settings
Settings
4. Use the NUMBER KEYS to enter new values and press OK to lock in new
values.
5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 to change other category values. Select SAVE and
press OK to continue.
6. Use the ARROW KEYS to select NEXT and press OK to proceed to the
next step.
To setup a Wireless Network:
User Guide
1. If the network connection type is Wireless, choose Wireless and press OK.
A list of available wireless networks will display.
1. From the Main Menu select SETTINGS > Device > Network and press OK.
2. Use the ARROW KEYS to choose a preferred network and press OK.
3. Enter the required password information using the remote control
NAVIGATION KEYS and the on-screen keyboard (minimum 8 characters
required).
Wired Networks (Ethernet)
4. Use the ARROW KEYS to select CONTINUE, and press OK.

5. Press OK again to continue.
If your changes cause the network connection to drop, return to the previous
working option.
User Guide
2. Select Change To Another Network and press OK.
View Network Settings

This screen provides a summary of all your network setting values. It also lists
the wired and wireless Media Access Control (MAC) addresses.
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To view the current network settings for your FusionTV service at anytime, go to
the Main Menu and select SETTINGS > Network > View Network Settings.
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Unrated Programs: Block or allow unrated programming.
You can view all your FusionTV service system information. From the Main
Menu, go to SETTINGS > Device > System Information.
Be sure to SAVE before exiting Parental Controls to ensure your changes are
accepted.
Parental Controls
Application Settings: You can select applications requiring a PIN in order

to launch. The current applications on the FusionTV service are VUDU,
music, photos, and videos.
Define what type of content or application can be viewed or should be blocked.

You must setup a personal identification number (PIN). The PIN defaults to
0000 the first time you access it.
Block Channels: Block individual channels available in the Program guide.

These channels will require the parental PIN in order to be viewed.
Reset Parental Controls: The RESET button will clear all Parental Control
settings including your PIN code. The settings will be restored to the factory
defaults. The current PIN will be required.
Settings
Settings
System Information
Note: VUDU Parental Controls are independent to what you may have set for Parental Controls
within the SETTINGS menu.
Restart & Reset Device

Reboot your device, reset/delete all content and applications, repeat the Setup
Wizard, or reset the device to the original factory settings.
User Guide
The following options are available:
1. To restart the device, press the Menu button to bring up the Main Menu
and go to SETTINGS > Restart & Reset.
Current Status: Turns the parental control features off, temporarily off, and
on.
2. Select RESTART to restart your device. The Restart screen asks for a
confirmation. Press OK to continue or press the BACK button to return to
the previous menu.
Television Permission Level: Sets the level available for viewing. Any
program above the level chosen will require the parental control PIN.
IMPORTANT: Restarting your device will stop any recordings or downloads currently in progress.
Child: Programming appropriate for children 7 and under.
Reset VUDU
Youth: Programming appropriate for children up to 13 years of age.
1. To reset your VUDU account, from the Main Menu select SETTINGS, then
select Restart and Reset.
age.
Custom: Customize the parental ratings as follows:
USA TV Ratings: Choose the types of programs you want to block.

USA Movie Ratings: Choose what maximum movie rating to allow
for viewing.
2. Select Reset VUDUand press OK.

Note: Pressing OK will clear all your VUDU account info. In order to access VUDU, you will need
to re-enter or setup a new VUDU account.
User Guide
Young Adult: Programming appropriate for children up to 17 years of
Canadian English Ratings: Television rating to allow for English

Canadian programs.
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Canadian French Ratings: Television ratings to allow for French

Canadian programs.
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Delete Content
This option will permanently delete all DVR recordings or media files saved on
the hard drive.
3. A warning message will appear to confirm that you would like to proceed.
Select BACK to exit, otherwise select NEXT to continue.
1. From the Main Menu select SETTINGS > Restart & Reset > Delete
Content.
2. Select between DVR recording or all Media files saved on this hard
drive.
Note: If you continue, depending on your choice, all DVR recordings and/or media files will be
permanently deleted and cannot be recovered.
3. After making your choice, use the ARROW KEYS to select Continue and
press OK.
If you want to delete individual DVR recordings, go to the Main Menu,
select DVR, DVR Recordings, select a recording from the list, and select
Delete Program.
If you want to delete individual media files, in the Main Menu choose
between MUSIC, PHOTOS, and VIDEOS. Select a file from the available
folders then press the yellow button on the remote or OK to select the
file.
User Guide
Settings
Settings
To delete specific individual files, see below:
Software Update
If FusionTV is connected to the Internet, software updates can be downloaded
to your device. The device will prompt you when a new software update is
available and ask you to download and install the update.
You can also periodically check for new updates.
Depending on the media file chosen, select Delete Song, Delete Photo,
or Delete Video.
Software Update Using the Internet:
Repeat Setup Wizard
1. From the SETTINGS menu select Software Update, then select Check
For New Update, and press OK.
You only need to repeat Setup Wizard if you have moved or if your video source
has changed. This will stop any in-progress recordings, scheduled recordings,
and downloads. From the Main Menu select SETTINGS, Restart & Reset,
and Repeat Setup Wizard.
The easiest way to update your software is by using the Internet. A broadband
connection is required.
User Guide
Reset to Factory Default

Warning: Resetting to factory default will erase all recordings, media content, user settings,
and channel line-ups. It will also deactivate any services, such as VUDU, from the
device.
1. From the Main Menu select SETTINGS, Restart & Reset, and Reset to
Factory Default.
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2. FusionTV will look for available updates. If an update is found, you will be
prompted to accept the update and begin the downloading process. Once
the download is complete, FusionTV will install the update and restart the
device automatically.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Video takes precedence, so this function is not allowed. Video content
comes with its own audio tracks, so if you attempt to play a video right after you
start a Music playlist, the music will stop the moment the video begins.
You can play your music with photos because there is no internal audio
accompanying a photo slideshow.
The device works with most cable service providers that support ClearQAM
or premium content with the use of a CableCARD. FusionTV does not support
LiveTV content with any satellite systems.
Why do I need an Internet connection?

Setting up a Network/Internet connection is required to use the Program
Guide and broadband-based services such as VUDU and various Web media
applications on your device. The Internet connection also allows the use of the
built in Web browser and receives software updates are downloaded directly
to the device. Without an Internet connection you will only be able to see
information in your program guide if using antenna (ATSC) as your TV source.
FAQ's
FAQ's
How can I play my own videos while my music playlist plays in the
background?
Which cable or satellite services can I use?
Can I record more than one program at the same time?

Yes. The FusionTV service allows you to record up to two High Definition
programs that start at the same time. If you are recording a program you can
watch another program while recording. If you choose to record two programs
simultaneously you will only be allowed to view one of the programs that are
being recorded or a previously recorded program.
Why cant I view or play some of my media files?
Can I use an external keyboard and mouse with the Web browser?
Yes. In fact, it is recommended for easier control and navigation. A wireless
keyboard and mouse that uses a single USB adapter (Sold separately) would be
the best solution. If you plug in a USB mouse only, use the remote INPUT button
to display the onscreen keyboard. If using a USB keyboard only, use the arrow
keys on the keyboard or the arrow keys on the remote to navigate to selections.
The USB port is located on the back of the Entone device.
Some file formats are not supported.
User Guide
These file formats are supported:

Photos: (BMP, GIF, JPEG, PNG, TIFF)
Music: (AAC, MP3, PCM, WAV, WMA, WMA Pro, Dolby Digital)
Video: (MPEG 1,2,4, H.264, WM9, DivX, AVS, MP4/MOV, MKV, VC1)
Yes. The Entone IR Universal Remote Control allows you to control up to two (2)
additional devices such as a TV or a DVD player. For additional information on
programming the remote, please refer to the Quick Start Guide that came with
your Entone device.
How do I remove a user ID set up in VUDU, so my kids cannot get

access to movies or TV shows?
The desired result to keep children from being able to order or view
inappropriate content can be accomplished by setting up VUDU Parental
Controls. You can make all purchases require the passcode you set up, or set
that up only for content rated higher than G.
You can also set the passcode to be required for viewing all content rated
higher than PG-13 (for US-based devices). This is described in the Parental
Controls section of the VUDU chapter.
The other way to do this is by resetting the device. The Reset option is located
in the Main Menu under SETTINGS, Restart & Reset, and Reset.
User Guide
Can I use my remote to control other devices?
VUDU
What is DVR?
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DVR stands for Digital Video Recorder. The DVR service allows you to record Live
TV or schedule programs to be recorded in the future.
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In short, VUDU is one of the worlds largest video stores right in your living
room. The VUDU Movie Service is a leading provider of on-demand HD video
available directly on your FusionTV service. VUDU gives you access to over
30,000 movies and TV shows on-demand, including the worlds largest catalog
of HD movies on-demand. VUDU features movies in three resolutions, 480p SD,
720p HD and 1080p HDX. VUDUs HDX format is the only on-demand format
with true 1080p HD video the same video quality as Blu-ray, and features 5.1
surround sound where available.
I am not able to access VUDU?

If you are able to access other network services (e.g. Pandora, YouTube), but are
not able to access VUDU, please contact VUDU Customer Care at
1-888-554-VUDU (8838).
If you are not able to access any network services (e.g. Pandora, YouTube),
please contact your internet service provider for assistance.
User Guide
How fast is my Internet connection?

Watching movies on VUDU requires a broadband Internet connection
of at least 1 Mbps. As the resolution of the movie increases, so does the
bandwidth necessary to support it. For example, if you try to watch 1080p
HDX on a 4 Mbps Internet connection, you will experience frequent
buffering, because your connection is not sufficient to support 1080p
streaming. Please see the bandwidth (i.e. speed) requirements below.
What movies can I watch on VUDU?

VUDU offers movies from all of the major Hollywood studios as well as over 50
independent studios. Major Hollywood releases are available the same day they
are released on DVD and months before you can stream them from subscription
services. VUDU also gives you the option to rent or buy movies, so you can
choose which movies you want to rent and which youd like to own.
Video Resolution
Sound
Bandwidth Required
SD
480p
Stereo
1 - 2 Mbps
HD
720p
5.1 Surround Sound
2.25 - 4.5 Mbps
HDX
1080p
5.1 Surround Sound
4.5 - 9 Mbps
If you are not sure what speed your Internet connection is, use the network
speed test by going to;
My VUDU > Info & Settings > Network Speed Test
Once you have determined your speed, use the connection speed chart
above to help you select the right VUDU format to watch.
How is your device connected to the Internet?

I am not able to rent or buy movies on VUDU?
This indicates your account has not been activated. To activate your account, go
to Activate VUDU Account.
VUDU movies are delivered over your Internet connection. As such, they can
be subject to fluctuations in your Internet connection at your Internet Service
Provider (ISP) and within your home network.
The strength of your wireless connection is dependent upon numerous

factors, including the version of wireless (e.g. G or N), the distance between
the device and the router, the building materials used in your home, and any
interference from other nearby devices.
If you are connected via a wireless network, try moving the wireless router
closer to your TV or the Entone device. You may want to use a wired
connection directly to the Entone device.
Note: If you are using a Wireless G router, you may consider upgrading to a Wireless N
router, which are widely available.
User Guide
If you have previously been able to rent or buy movies on VUDU, this may
indicate that your payment information is no longer valid. Logon to your
account at my.vudu.com in order to confirm or update your payment
information.
I am experiencing buffering when watching VUDU movies?
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If you experience buffering, here are some questions you can answer to
address it:
FAQs
FAQs
What is the VUDU Movie Service?
If you have sufficient bandwidth and a sufficiently strong wireless or wired

connection and you are still experiencing buffering, please contact VUDU
Customer Care at 1-888-554-VUDU (8838).
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FAQs
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trademarks. Other company, product, and service names may be trademarks or service marks of others. All information
contained in this document is subject to change without notice. Information contained in this document is provided on
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Navigating the Main Menu.................................................15

Using Program Guide............................................................22

Navigate Program Guide............................................................... 22

Controlling Live TV.......................................................................... 24

Using Web Browser................................................................74

Navigating the Browser................................................................. 74

Frequently Asked Questions..............................................88

Viewing Recorded Programs....................................................... 28

Congratulations on subscribing to FusionTV. Lets get you started on how to get

Get the ultimate TV experience with FusionTV:

1. Turn on your TV.

Enjoy HDTV by either using an indoor or outdoor antenna for over-the-

air, HD broadcasts or by connecting to your cable service.

Full Featured HD-DVR

Record two programs simultaneously while watching another pre-

recorded show with the dual built-in TV tuners. Depending on your

directly to the TV.

New titles added every week.

social media, online photo sharing, and internet radio.

Stream the best of internet videos directly to your TV.

properly as described in the Quick Start Guide.

FusionTV comes with an IR Universal Remote Control to enable you to control

ON/OFF for the TV or AUX component

TV: Select to control TV (if programmed)

Controls viewing options for LIVE TV / DVR / VUDU:

Red: Opens the DVR Main Menu

Exits the current menu item or backs out to LIVE TV

Displays the Program Guide Information

Changes channel up/down or scroll page up/down in the Program Guide

Returns to a previously viewed channel

Tunes to a specific channel, selects menu item, or numeric

Turns closed captioning ON/OFF

Turns the volume of the selected device ON/OFF

Increases or decreases the volume of the selected device

Goes back one level in the menu

Provides additional options within the displayed menu or highlighted item

Using the Remote Control

3. Date and Time Mode:

b. Press OK to proceed to the next step.

Step 2 of 4: Selecting your TV Settings

Step 1 of 4: Setting up Date and Time

b. Press OK to proceed to the next step.

3. Press OK to continue to the next step.

Step 3 of 4: Selecting your Network

Connect to a Wireless Network (Wi-Fi)

6. A summary of your Wireless Settings will display. Select NEXT to continue

Network password or passphrase (if your network is secured).

Security method (supported types are: WEP, WPA, and WPA2).

To setup the wireless network manually, perform the following:

Connecting to Wired Networks (Ethernet)

Step 4 of 4: Selecting your TV Source

CableCARD is a PCMCIA card that allows access to premium digital cable

For Antenna or Digital Cable TV (Clear QAM) Connections

1. Select Antenna or Digital Cable and Press OK.

2. Select Manual and press OK.

5. Depending on the TV source you selected, you will be presented with

Setup using CableCARD

8. If the card is recognized, the following screen will appear:

Congratulations! Setup of your FusionTV service is now complete.

Navigating the Main Menu

DVR: A list of all your recorded programs and scheduled recordings.

VUDU: On-Demand Movie Service. Browse the latest Hollywood movies

MUSIC: Enjoy listening to your personal music collections.