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TELEVISION Wifi Plans Wifi TELEVISION WiFi Plans WiFi Delivered by Arvig® Installation and Instruction Manual for the Android TV Set-Top Box Find how-to videos at arvig.net/WiFiTV! 888.99.ARVIG | arvig.net TABLE OF CONTENTS Getting Started My Arvig Registration ............................................................................................................. 1 Remote Control ........................................................................................................................ 2 Connecting Your Android TV Set-Top Box ................................................................... 3-4 Arvig App: Sign In/Sign Out ................................................................................................ 4-5 Android TV Menu ......................................................................................................................... 5 Google Assistant .......................................................................................................................... 5 The Basics Turning Your TV On and Off .................................................................................................. 6 Changing the Channel ........................................................................................................... 6 Menu Navigation Tips Menu Button .......................................................................................................................... 6-7 TV Menus Guide ............................................................................................................................................ 7 Shows ........................................................................................................................................... 7 Movies .......................................................................................................................................... 8 Profile........................................................................................................................................ 8-9 Search ........................................................................................................................................... 9 Features Replay .........................................................................................................................................10 Restart ........................................................................................................................................10 Closed Captions ......................................................................................................................11 Parental Controls ....................................................................................................................11 Profiles ........................................................................................................................................12 Cloud DVR (Digital Video Recorder) Controlling Live TV .......................................................................................................................13 Playback Controls .........................................................................................................................13 Play/Pause .................................................................................................................................13 Rewind .......................................................................................................................................13 Fast Forward .............................................................................................................................13 Recording Programs ....................................................................................................................13 One-Touch Recording ...........................................................................................................14 Recording From a Program Menu or Information Screen .......................................14 Recording a Series .......................................................................................................... 14-15 Viewing Recorded Programs ..............................................................................................15 Editing Series Recordings............................................................................................. 15-16 Deleting Recordings ...................................................................................................... 16-17 Cloud DVR Space Used .........................................................................................................17 GETTING STARTED 1. Welcome to Arvig WiFi TV! If you haven’t previously created an account, go to arvig.net and click on CREATE LOGIN. WiFi Please have the email you received from us available as reference. If you no longer have this email, or didn’t receive it, you may also use a current statement. Delivered by Arvig® _____________________________ ______________________________ Username (email address) Password To change your password at a later time, return to arvig.net, click SIGN IN, then click the “Forgot your password” link. You will receive an email at the email address on the account with instructions to change the password. Once completed, you will be required to re-log in to any devices that access WiFi TV. 2. Once registered at arvig.net, set up your streaming device. Follow the instructions and select your home’s wireless network to connect your device to when prompted: _____________________________ ______________________________ Network Name Password If your wireless signal has multiple channels, select 5GHz when prompted. 3. This set-top box (STB) comes with the Arvig WiFi TV app pre-loaded from the app store. The app will launch upon successful STB set up. 4. Log in to the Arvig WiFi TV app for your device using the username (email address) and password you created on arvig.net in step 1. If you need assistance, would like to learn more about Arvig WiFi TV, or view the latest channel lineup, FAQ, how-to videos and supported devices, visit us on arvig.net/wifitv. Stream Anywhere Arvig WiFi TV is a streaming television service. Live TV requires the use of your home IP address and must be viewed on your home network. However, you can watch and set recordings from just about anywhere with a Wi-Fi connection. Arvig WiFi TV works on a variety of streaming devices including Amazon, Android and Apple devices, and a variety of web browsers. • Visit stream.arvig.tv and sign in using your My Arvig credentials (step 1). View the most current list of streaming devices at arvig.net/wifitv. The customer owns and is responsible for their streaming devices and setting up device accounts. Please contact the manufacturer of the device for general operating instructions and technical issues. 1 REMOTE CONTROL TV Power TV Input Turns your TV on or off if Changes video input on TV remote is programmed. if remote is programmed. Menu Power Displays the TV menus of Turns STB and TV power Arvig WiFi TV service. on or off. Page (Up or Down) LIVE Scrolls one page up or Instantly tunes to live TV. down in the Guide or Mute Audio Menu screens. Channel Control Volume Control Last Back Displays your Recently Returns you to the Watched list. previous screen. Guide Navigation Opens the grid TV guide Press up, down, left showing you what’s on. and right to move your Home cursor in those directions. Displays the main Android Shows TV menu and apps. Opens the Shows menu displaying available titles. Select Selects highlighted Search/Voice screen options. Launches voice-based Google Assistant search. Movies Opens the Movies menu Playback Controls displaying available titles. Control live TV and your video recordings using Record the video control buttons. Begins recording live programming from the Set moment of pushing it. Unused for Arvig WiFi TV. Numbers 0-9 Enter specific channel numbers. The buttons on this remote are universal in function, however, the options available within the Arvig app may be different than within other apps. Your remote may vary. The remote control is motion detecting and will light up when the remote is picked up or moved. Lighting will remain on for 3 seconds. 2 CONNECTING YOUR ANDROID TV SET-TOP BOX Components included: streaming media player set-top box (STB) power adapter HDMI cable AA batteries remote control Follow these steps: 1. Remove the STB and accessories from the box and plastic packaging—do not block vents or the remote control signal. Insert the included batteries into the remote control. 2. Connect the included HDMI cable to the HDMI 1 port on your TV, and the other end to the HDMI port on the back of the STB. 3. Connect the included power adapter to the 12V socket on the STB, then to an appropriate power source in your home. With your TV on, the STB will automatically begin the set-up process. During this process, you will need to connect to your home wireless network. To connect to your network: 1. When you see the message “Connection is down,” press the Select button while the Cancel option is highlighted. 2. On the Android TV menu screen you will see a message “Ethernet is not connected.” Press up on the Navigation button twice to highlight the Settings menu icon (cog wheel) in the upper right corner of the screen and press Select. 3. A sidebar menu appears with Setting options. “Network” is already highlighted, press the Select button. 4. Press down on the Navigation button to highlight the correct network, then press Select.
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