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Unboxing

The following guide provides you with recommended actions and tips to install the setup box correctly.

Tip

To do this, it is recommended that you carry out the following steps one after the other.

The steps are as follows:
  • 1. Check the contents of your box
    Are the items complete? The items are listed here.

  • 2. Check the cables you need
    Which interfaces are available on the device to be connected? The available cables and interfaces of the Setup Box are listed here.

  • 3. Plug in
    If the items are complete, go on with plugging in the cables.

    1. First of all, plugin the cables for sound and vision. Plug in a LAN cable is optional depending on whether you use LAN or WLAN to acces the network with the setup box.
    2. In the next step continue with plugin the power cable.
    3. Finally, you can start the box with the Power button on the RCU or the button on the top of the box.

  • 4. Enter PIN
    In the last step, go to your connected screen and switch to the channel where your box is connected with (e.g. HDMI). Then you should see the start screen to enter the provided PIN. The screen should look like this.

  • 5. Enjoy!
    Enjoy the box with a wide range of apps and services in our partner portal.

Our RCU key codes are listed below

Contents supplied

One box contains the following items:

Label

The Model number, Redmine number, Serial number and the MAC address are printed on the back of the box (check the picture down below cables).

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Cables

The box allows a variety of cable connections.

Details

Our box offers several connections. The following options are available:

  • Ethernet (LAN)
  • RF IN
  • AV OUT
  • HDMI
  • S/PDIF
  • Power 12V 1.5 A
  • USB 3.0 5V 900 mA
  • USB 3.0 5V 500 mA
  • Serial cable

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Remote Control Unit (RCU)

The current Remote Control Units (RCUs) that we supply are described below.

Model: Access RCU

The Remote Control Unit (RCU) will communicate with an Set-Top-Box (STB) via IR.

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General information

Model: Access RCU
Vendor: Hong Gang
Technology: IR
Protocool: NEC













Model: Notus L1 T4H

The Remote Control Unit (RCU), with out-of-the-box settings, will communicate with an Set-Top-Box (STB), via IR. The RCU also supports two-way, radio-frequency, communication, using the BLE platform, to communicate with the STB; this is only possible once the RCU is paired with the STB.

The RCU includes a microphone to allow the user to perform Voice Search, using a push-to-talk mechanism. The RCU will support firmware upgrades over the air (OTA).

The Remote’s battery is constantly monitored and updates are sent to the STB.

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General information

Model: Notus L1 T4H
Vendor: Tech4Home
Technology: BT + IR
Protocool: NEC

Battery Monitor

The battery monitor makes it possible to check whether the supply voltage is below a certain level.

BLE Mode
The standard BLE Battery Service exposes the Battery State and Battery Level of a battery in a device. The Battery Level characteristic can beread using the GATT Read Characteristic Value sub-procedure and returns the current battery voltage level as a percentage from 0% to 100%; 0% represents a battery that is discharged to the point that operation is not guaranteed anymore; 100% represents a battery that is fully charged. The RCU should always update the battery value in the Battery Service. The Host can request readings of this characteristic whenever it desires. The RCU will notify the STB on the battery level every time that the level lowers at least 1%.

IR Mode
In IR mode (STB-IR mode) or in TV Device mode, the RCU will send an extra IR transmission upon key release, if the battery level is below 2.2 V (≈15%).

Over the Air Updates

The RCU is prepared to receive upgrades whenever it is deemed necessary, using the T4H BLEOAD Protocol. The RCU firmware can be upgraded for example, to modify the User Interface. Bug corrections can also be resolved via firmware upgrades. The RCU will also be able to update the Universal IR Database it contains, via OAD.

Setup Procedures

The Setup mode is a sub-mode of the Use mode and allows the user to configure the userdefined settings for the RCU. In the Setup mode, some keys may be temporarily disabled in the user interface. Disabled keys do not trigger any action and will not create an error situation. Other keys may have to be pressed for a minimum time duration. The Key Stuck feature is enabled during Setup, unless stated otherwise.

Setup Timeout
The Setup feature has a timeout of 60 seconds; if no activity is detected during this time, the RCU aborts the Setupstate and returns to Sleep mode. The visual LED of the device being setup, will execute the Error Blink and remain off, indicating that the Setup state has terminated unsuccessfully.

Forced Pairing
The RCU can be forced to allow pairing with another STB, even if it is already paired. If the RCU is already paired and a new pair is successful, it will simply replace the old bonding information stored in the pairing table with the new. Forced Pairing can be initiated by applying the following procedure:

  1. Simultaneously press and hold the VOLUME DOWN key (key #29) and the CHANNEL DOWN key (key #31), for at least 3 seconds.

  2. The MIC LED (green) will turn on. Release the keys.

  3. The MIC LED will execute the Pairing Blink during the pairing process.

  4. 200ms after key release, the RCU transmits 3 IR frames of the PLEASE_PAIR command.

  5. The RCU shall start transmitting Indirect Advertising packets.

  6. If the RCU pairs successfully: The new STB pairing information will be stored in the pairing table, overwriting any previous STB’s pairing information. The STB Device LED will execute a Success Blink to indicate that pairing was successful. The RCU will change to Idle mode.

  7. The RCU shall timeout after 60 seconds of advertising, if pairing with the new STB fails: It shall maintain the previously paired STB information in the pairing table. The STB Device LED will execute an Error Blink. The RCU will change to Sleep mode.

Unpairing
The device pairing information can be removed from the RCU’s memory. All other information remains unchanged. To unpair a device from the Remote, execute the following steps:

  1. Simultaneously press and hold the OK key (key #20) and the CHANNEL DOWN key (key #31), for at least 3 seconds.

  2. The MIC LED (green) will turn on. Release the keys.

  3. After 3 seconds the MIC LED will turn on.

  4. After the MIC LED turns on, release the keys.

  5. The RCU will remove the pairing information from its memory. The MIC LED will give a Success Blink. The RCU will now transmit IR to control the ASTB.

  6. If the RCU is not able to delete the pairing information, an Error Blink will be executed.

  7. The RCU returns to Sleep mode.

Factory Reset
At any moment, the RCU Factory Settings can be restored to the device. A Factory Reset can be executed with the Remote in STB device mode or TV device mode. To execute a Factory Reset, use the following key combination:

  1. Simultaneously press and hold the BACK key (key #23) and the SETTINGS key (key #25) for at least 3 seconds.

  2. After 3 seconds the Setup LED and the STB Device LED shall both turn on.

  3. When the LEDs turn on, release the keys.

  4. Press and release the OK key (key #20).

  5. The LEDs will both execute the Success Blink to indicate that the RCU has been restored to its Factory Settings.

  6. If any other key is pressed, besides the OK key, or if a setup timeout occurs, then Setupis aborted. Both the Setup LED and the STB device LED will execute an Error Blink before the RCU returns to Sleep mode. All RCU settings shall be maintained.

  7. The RCU exits Setup.






RCU Key codes

Our RCU key codes are listed below. These are available for Linux and the browser. The key codes are CE-HTML compliant.

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Name (Linux) HEX code Dec code Name (Browser) HEX code Dec code
KEY_INFO 166 358 CEA_VK_INFO 1c9 457
KEY_EXIT ae 174 CEA_VK_EXIT 100 256
KEY_F1(Source_RCU) 1d2 466 CEA_VK_F1 70 112
KEY_STOP 80 128 CEA_VK_STOP 19d 413
KEY_PREV 19c 412 CEA_VK_PREV 1a8 424
KEY_F2(Mode_RCU) 1d3 467 CEA_VK_F2 71 113
KEY_NEXT 197 407 CEA_VK_NEXT 1a9 425
KEY_RED 18e 398 CEA_VK_RED 193 403
KEY_GREEN 18f 399 CEA_VK_GREEN 194 404
KEY_YELLOW 190 400 CEA_VK_YELLOW 195 405
KEY_BLUE 191 401 CEA_VK_BLUE 196 406
KEY_GUIDE(EPG_RCU) 16d 365 CEA_VK_GUIDE 1ca 458
KEY_MENU 8b 139 CEA_VK_MENU 1ce 462
KEY_BACK 9e 158 CEA_VK_BACK 1cd 461
KEY_CHANNEL_UP 192 402 CEA_VK_CHANNEL_UP 1ab 427
KEY_CHANNEL_DOWN 193 403 CEA_VK_CHANNEL_DOWN 1ac 428
KEY_SUBTITLE 172 370 CEA_VK_SUBTITLE 1cc 460
KEY_AUDIO 188 392 KEY_AUDIODESCRIPTION f 15
KEY_TELETEXT 184 388 CEA_VK_TELETEXT 1cb 459
KEY_FAV 16c 364 VKEY_BROWSER_FAVORITES ab 171
0 VK_UNDEFINED 0 0
KEY_CANCEL DF 223 VK_CANCEL 3 3
BACKSPACE e 14 VK_BACK_SPACE 8 8
KEY_TAB f 15 VK_TAB 9 9
KEY_CLEAR 163 355 VK_CLEAR C 12
ENTER 1c 28 VK_ENTER D 13
KEY_LEFT_SHIFT 2a 42 VK_SHIFT 10 16
KEY_LEFTCTRL 1d 29 VK_CONTROL 11 17
KEY_LEFTALT 38 56 VK_ALT 12 18
KEY_RIGHTALT 64 100 VK_ALT 12 18
KEY_RIGHTCTRL 61 97 VK_CONTROL 11 17
PAUSE 77 119 VK_PAUSE 13 19
KEY_CAPSLOCK 3a 58 VK_CAPS_LOCK 14 20
KEY_KATAKANAHIRAGANA 5d 93 VK_KANA 15 21
0 VK_FINAL 18 24
0 VK_KANJI 19 25
KEY_ESC 1 1 VK_ESCAPE 1B 27
KEY_HENKAN 5c 92 VK_CONVERT 1C 28
KEY_MUHENKAN 5e 94 VK_NONCONVERT 1D 29
KEY_OK 160 352 VK_ACCEPT 1E 30
0 VK_MODECHANGE 1F 31
KEY_SPACE 39 57 VK_SPACE 20 32
KEY_PAGEUP 68 104 VK_PAGE_UP 21 33
KEY_PAGEDOWN 6d 109 VK_PAGE_DOWN 22 34
KEY_END 6b 107 VK_END 23 35
KEY_HOME 66 102 VK_HOME 24 36
LEFT 69 105 VK_LEFT 25 37
UP 67 103 VK_UP 26 38
RIGHT 6a 106 VK_RIGHT 27 39
DOWN 6c 108 VK_DOWN 28 40
KEY_COMMA 33 51 VK_COMMA 2C 44
0 VK_PERIOD 2E 46
KEY_SLASH 35 53 VK_SLASH 2F 47
KEY_0 b 11 VK_0 30 48
KEY_1 2 2 VK_1 31 49
KEY_2 3 3 VK_2 32 50
KEY_3 4 4 VK_3 33 51
KEY_4 5 5 VK_4 34 52
KEY_5 6 6 VK_5 35 53
KEY_6 7 7 VK_6 36 54
KEY_7 8 8 VK_7 37 55
KEY_8 9 9 VK_8 38 56
KEY_9 a 10 VK_9 39 57
KEY_SEMICOLON 27 39 VK_SEMICOLON 3B 59
KEY_EQUAL d 13 VK_EQUALS 3D 61
KEY_A 1e 30 VK_A 41 65
KEY_B 30 48 VK_B 42 66
KEY_C 2e 46 VK_C 43 67
KEY_D 20 32 VK_D 44 68
KEY_E 12 18 VK_E 45 69
KEY_F 21 33 VK_F 46 70
KEY_G 22 34 VK_G 47 71
KEY_H 23 35 VK_H 48 72
KEY_I 17 23 VK_I 49 73
KEY_J 24 36 VK_J 4A 74
KEY_K 25 37 VK_K 4B 75
KEY_L 26 38 VK_L 4C 76
KEY_M 32 50 VK_M 4D 77
KEY_N 31 49 VK_N 4E 78
KEY_O 18 24 VK_O 4F 79
KEY_P 19 25 VK_P 50 80
KEY_Q 10 16 VK_Q 51 81
KEY_R 13 19 VK_R 52 82
KEY_S 1f 31 VK_S 53 83
KEY_T 14 20 VK_T 54 84
KEY_U 16 22 VK_U 55 85
KEY_V 2f 47 VK_V 56 86
KEY_W 11 17 VK_W 57 87
KEY_X 2d 45 VK_X 58 88
KEY_Y 15 21 VK_Y 59 89
KEY_Z 2c 44 VK_Z 5A 90
0 VK_OPEN_BRACKET 5B 91
KEY_BACKSLASH 2b 43 VK_BACK_SLASH 5C 92
0 VK_CLOSE_BRACKET 5D 93
KEY_KP0 52 82 VK_NUMPAD0 60 96
KEY_KP1 4f 79 VK_NUMPAD1 61 97
KEY_KP2 50 80 VK_NUMPAD2 62 98
KEY_KP3 51 81 VK_NUMPAD3 63 99
KEY_KP4 4b 75 VK_NUMPAD4 64 100
KEY_KP5 4c 76 VK_NUMPAD5 65 101
KEY_KP6 4D 77 VK_NUMPAD6 66 102
KEY_KP7 47 71 VK_NUMPAD7 67 103
KEY_KP8 48 72 VK_NUMPAD8 68 104
KEY_KP9 49 73 VK_NUMPAD9 69 105
0 VK_MULTIPLY 6A 106
KEY_KPPLUS 4E 78 VK_ADD 6B 107
0 VK_SEPARATER 6C 108
KEY_KPMINUS 4A 74 VK_SUBTRACT 6D 109
KEY_MINUS C 12 VK_SUBTRACT 6D 109
KEY_KPDOT 53 83 VK_DECIMAL 6E 110
0 VK_DIVIDE 6F 111
KEY_F1 3B 59 VK_F1 70 112
KEY_F2 3C 60 VK_F2 71 113
KEY_F3 3D 61 VK_F3 72 114
KEY_F4 3E 62 VK_F4 73 115
KEY_F5 3F 63 VK_F5 74 116
KEY_F6 40 64 VK_F6 75 117
KEY_F7 41 65 VK_F7 76 118
KEY_F8 42 66 VK_F8 77 119
KEY_F9 43 67 VK_F9 78 120
KEY_F10 44 68 VK_F10 79 121
KEY_F11 57 87 VK_F11 7A 122
KEY_F12 58 88 VK_F12 7B 123
KEY_DELETE 6F 111 VK_DELETE 7F 127
KEY_NUMLOCK 45 69 VK_NUM_LOCK 90 144
KEY_SCROLLLOCK 46 70 VK_SCROLL_LOCK 91 145
KEY_PRINT D2 210 VK_PRINTSCREEN 9A 154
KEY_INSERT 6e 110 VK_INSERT 9B 155
HELP 8a 138 VK_HELP 9C 156
KEY_LEFTMETA 7d 125 VK_META 9D 157
KEY_RIGHTMETA 7e 126 VK_META 9D 157
KEY_GRAVE 29 41 VK_BACK_QUOTE C0 192
KEY_APOSTROPHE 28 40 VK_QUOTE DE 222
0 VK_GREY 197 407
0 VK_BROWN 198 408
POWER 74 116 VK_POWER 199 409
0 VK_DIMMER 19A 410
0 VK_WINK 19B 411
REWIND a8 168 VK_REWIND 19C 412
EJECTCD a1 161 VK_EJECT_TOGGLE 19E 414
PLAY cf 207 VK_PLAY 19F 415
RECORD a7 167 VK_RECORD 1A0 416
KEY_FASTFORWARD d0 208 VK_FAST_FWD 1A1 417
0 VK_PLAY_SPEED_UP 1A2 418
0 VK_PLAY_SPEED_DOWN 1A3 419
0 VK_PLAY_SPEED_RESET 1A4 420
0 VK_RECORD_SPEED_NEXT 1A5 421
0 VK_GO_TO_START 1A6 422
0 VK_GO_TO_END 1A7 423
KEY_PREVIOUS 19c 412 VK_TRACK_PREV 1A8 424
KEY_NEXT 197 407 VK_TRACK_NEXT 1A9 425
0 VK_RANDOM_TOGGLE 1AA 426
0 VK_STORE_FAVORITE_0 1AD 429
0 VK_STORE_FAVORITE_1 1AE 430
0 VK_STORE_FAVORITE_2 1AF 431
0 VK_STORE_FAVORITE_3 1B0 432
0 VK_RECALL_FAVORITE_0 1B1 433
0 VK_RECALL_FAVORITE_1 1B2 434
0 VK_RECALL_FAVORITE_2 1B3 435
0 VK_RECALL_FAVORITE_3 1B4 436
0 VK_CLEAR_FAVORITE_0 1B5 437
0 VK_CLEAR_FAVORITE_1 1B6 438
0 VK_CLEAR_FAVORITE_2 1B7 439
0 VK_CLEAR_FAVORITE_3 1B8 440
0 VK_SCAN_CHANNELS_TOGGLE 1B9 441
0 VK_PINP_TOGGLE 1BA 442
0 VK_SPLIT_SCREEN_TOGGLE 1BB 443
0 VK_DISPLAY_SWAP 1BC 444
0 VK_SCREEN_MODE_NEXT 1BD 445
0 VK_VIDEO_MODE_NEXT 1BE 446
VOLUMEUP 73 115 VK_VOLUME_UP 1BF 447
VOLUMEDOWN 72 114 VK_VOLUME_DOWN 1C0 448
MUTE 71 113 VK_MUTE 1C1 449
0 VK_SURROUND_MODE_NEXT 1C2 450
0 VK_BALANCE_RIGHT 1C3 451
0 VK_BALANCE_LEFT 1C4 452
0 VK_FADER_FRONT 1C5 453
0 VK_FADER_REAR 1C6 454
0 VK_BASS_BOOST_UP 1C7 455
0 VK_BASS_BOOST_DOWN 1C8 456
KEY_PLAYPAUSE a4 164 VK_PLAY_PAUSE 1CF 463
0 VENDOR_VK_DEVICE_LANGUAGE 296 662

Partner Portal

In the partner portal you will find our various apps and services. These are divided into different categories.

PIN

As soon as you start the box, you will be asked to enter a PIN. Please enter the four-digit PIN you were given here. This will give you access to the partner portal.

Please use the buttons on the remote control supplied to enter the PIN.

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