Powering Your System On For The First Time; Completing Your Set Up; Adding New Or Changing Sources / Displays To The System; Power Consumption - HDanywhere mHub Manual

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Powering your system on for the first time

The very first time you turn on your mHub is crucial to its future operation and performance. The central hub
incorporates a small memory. This memory stores the initial handshake negotiations and authentications
between all the connected sources and HDTVs, in order to aid faster switching times between the connected
source devices from then on.
● Power your HDTVs on at the mains. Bring out of standby mode and select the correct HDMI channel
that the HDanywhere TV Receiver is connected to.
● Power on the HDMI source devices at the mains and bring them out of standby mode. Please note that
Sky+HD can take one minute or so to power on from standby.
● Connect the power cable to the central hub and power it on at the mains switch.
● Finally power on the system by using the manual power 'on' switch located on the front panel.

Completing your set up

After completing the process above, all HDTVs should be displaying the video and audio from your selected
HDMI source device.

Adding new or changing sources / displays to the system

If at any time a connected source device or HDTV is changed to a different HDMI input port, or if a source device
is replaced with a different model, a factory reset and re-initialisation of the system is recommended.
To perform the hard reset you need to power down every device connected to the central hub: all of your
sources and all of your HDTVs. Now power down the central hub itself and leave it off at the mains for at least
ten to fifteen minutes. Finally connect and power on the central hub again, as if doing so for the very first time,
as described in the four bullet points above.

Power consumption

The mHub is designed to be powered on constantly, using low power consumption. In ​ s ome cases​ , when the
system has been powered off fully at the mains for over fifteen minutes, the four bullet points above may need
to be repeated to sync the HDTVs again with the HDMI source devices.
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