Step 2. Connect to your Broadband Modem Step 3 . Connect to your TV Antenna Step 4. Connect to your TV Step 5. Power up your Fetch Mighty Step 6. Start up your Fetch Mighty Fetch Mobile App Remote Control...
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Connect the Fetch box to your TV Power up your Fetch Mighty Start up your Fetch Mighty This guide tells you all you need to know about setting up and turning on your Fetch Mighty. It also has important safety and usage information.
Step 1. Unpack the box Before you install your Fetch Mighty, check that all the accessories you need have been supplied using this page as a checklist. What’s in the box: Remote Control with batteries Fetch Mighty Power Supply HDMI Cable The included remote varies depending on where you got your Fetch Mighty.
Activation Code If you got Fetch from your broadband or phone provider, they will have sent you an email and/or SMS with your Activation Code. Please contact them if you can’t find your Code. If you got your Fetch box from a retailer or directly from Fetch, go to fetch.com.au/activate...
If you’re using this connection option you can go straight to Step 3. Connect to your TV Antenna on Page 8 now. You will set your Wi-Fi up later when you get to Step 6. Start up your Fetch Mighty.
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Plug the other end into the Internet Ethernet wall socket nearest to your broadband modem. Plug one end of a second Internet Ethernet cable into the port labelled INTERNET on the back of your Fetch Mighty. Plug the other end into the Internet Ethernet wall socket nearest your TV and Fetch Mighty.
You get your Free-to-Air Digital TV channels using your normal TV antenna. They are not delivered over broadband Internet. You’ll need your existing TV antenna cable, so unplug it from the back of your TV. 3rd Generation Mighty (M616T) 4th Generation Mighty (M681T)
A steady home broadband speed of 15-25 Mbps • Video setting set to Auto (4K – 2160P) on your Fetch Mighty (you can do this later on Fetch at Menu > Manage > Settings > Audio & Visual > Video) Your TV and home theatre equipment such as audio video receiver or sound bar if using, also need HDMI inputs that support 4K and HDMI 2.0/HDCP 2.2 signals.
Connect your Fetch Mighty to power Check the Fetch Mighty Connection Plug the red end of the power supply unit into the Fetch Mighty. Plug the power supply unit into the wall power socket. Standby light is blue when your Fetch Mighty is powered on.
Step 6. Start up your Fetch Mighty This is the home stretch where you activate your Fetch service and get it all happening. It will take a few minutes for your Fetch Mighty to move through three loading screens and the screen may go black between each one. Don’t worry, this is normal. Once finished simply follow the instructions on the Welcome Screen.
Fetch Mobile App Control your Fetch Mighty with your tablet or mobile phone at home or when you’re out and about, using the Fetch Mobile app. • Download to go. • Set recordings from anywhere. • Handy second remote control.
Remote Control The remote control brings Fetch to life every time you use it. It has all the functions you need for quick and easy viewing. To make your remote control work, remove the battery cover, insert the two batteries supplied, and replace the cover.
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Menu > Manage > Settings > Remote Control. For voice control, hold down speak into the microphone at the top of the remote. If your remote looks different to the images above, more information on Fetch remotes is available at fetch.com.au/remote.
Troubleshooting If you’re having trouble getting your Fetch Mighty to work check some of the tips below before you contact your Service Provider for help. Audio Visual Settings • If your TV image appears out of proportion or stretched you may need to change the Display Resolution, Aspect Ratio and Display Mode.
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Remote Control • Use the voice remote control (Page 14) within 10 metres of the Fetch Mighty when paired in Bluetooth mode. • For non-Bluetooth remote controls (Page 13), use the remote within 6 metres of the Fetch Mighty.
Specifications 3rd Generation Mighty (M616T) Input Connector Specification Signal Power DC Male jack (5.5mm diameter) Input 220V AC Output 12V DC 2A Antenna RF Connector 50 Ohms Channel Bandwidth 7 or 8 MHz Broadband RJ-45 Ethernet IPv4 Data 2 x USB USB 2.0, USB 3.0...
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Other Dimensions 260(W) x 260(L) x 60mm(H) Max Weight 3.43kg (inc. packaging) Max Power Consumption Up to 20W Operating Temperature Range +5 to +45 deg C Storage Temperature Range -20 to +70 deg C Humidity 10 to 90% NC Hard Drive Capacity 3GB SDRAM Flash 4GB eMMC...
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4th Generation Mighty (M681T) Input Connector Specification Signal Power DC Male jack (5.5mm diameter) Input 220V AC Output 12V DC 2.0A Antenna RF Connector 50 Ohms Channel Bandwidth 7 or 8 MHz Broadband RJ-45 Ethernet IPv4 Data 1 x USB USB 2.0 Host Output...
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Other Dimensions 260(W) x 260(L) x 60mm(H) Max Weight 3.43kg (inc. packaging) Max Power Consumption Up to 20W Operating Temperature Range +5 to +45 deg C Storage Temperature Range -20 to +70 deg C Humidity 10 to 90% NC Hard Drive Capacity 4GB LPDDR4 Flash 8GB eMMC...
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Compliance Product Code M616T This product complies with the following Standards: Electrical Safety AS/NZS 60065.1-2008 RF Emissions AS/NZS CISPR 13 and 22 C-Tick Supplier Code N25670 Product Code M681T This product complies with the following Standards: Electrical Safety AS/NZS 62368.1:2018...
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