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Its all cutting-edge. Bell Satellite TV is beamed straight to you from Canadas largest fleet of television satellites 100% digital, HD picture quality thats 10x better than regular cable Dolby Digital 5.1 surround sound for an unbelievable home theatre experience Watch TV shows, movies and sports on your TV and also on your computer with Bell TV online Order the latest blockbusters, anytime, with the new On Demand service from Bell Satellite TV

PROGRAMMING

Designed to thrill. Choose from over 500 digital channels including: Over 100 HD channels 20 Digital Theme Packs from News and Sports to Family and Lifestyle Premium Sports and Movie Packages Exclusive Interactive Programming content, games and more
BELL SATELLITE TV vs. Cable
See why Bell Satellite TV is a better service for your TV.
Features Reliable service Canadas best HD PVR1 Exclusive 30-second skip feature Watch movies, sports and shows online with no commercials Professional installation at no charge Bell Satellite TV Cable

TWO WAYS TO ENJOY

Choose from the convenient and affordable option that suits you best: Buy a Bell Satellite TV receiver and get programming from only $30 per month.2 Or Rent a Bell Satellite TV receiver and combine it with programming from only $40 per month2 with an All-in-One package. No matter which option you choose, benefit from a free and customized professional installation with the Bell Install.3 And youll save more when you bundle Bell Satellite TV with other Bell services.

RECEIVERS

Superior hardware the heart of Bell TV. Pause, rewind and replay live TV Easily record your favourite shows digitally then watch them on your schedule Watch one show while recording another. Youll never miss a thing! Browse and choose your favourite channels with our 9-day programming guide Record your favourite shows from anywhere with Remote PVR, from your smartphone or Internet Increase your recording capacity with an external hard drive 3D-ready HD receivers
Getting Bell Satellite TV is as simple as 1-2-3

Follow the steps inside

Visit a Bell Satellite TV retailer 759-3474 bell.ca/tv
Current as of March 1, 2011. Available to residential customers in Ontario where access and line of sight permit. A fee in an amount not to exceed 1.5% of your monthly Bell Satellite TV charges shall apply to fund Bells contribution to the CRTCs Local Programming Improvement Fund. See bell.ca/LPIF. Digital service fee ($3/mo. per account) extra. Early termination fees apply. Subject to change without notice. Taxes extra. May not be as shown. Other conditions apply; see bell.ca/satelliteagreements or call 759-3474. (1) Based on combination of 30-second skip function, 9-day programming guide, expandable recording capacity and Remote PVR feature. Additional equipment required. (2) Price includes $5 Bundle discount. Available to customers who subscribe to at least 2 select services; see bell.ca/bundle. (3) Covers basic installation which includes up to 4 receivers for rental and 1 receiver for purchase; see bell.ca/installationincluded. (4) Time shifting channels may vary according to region. Includes $1 optional subscription to Time Shifting on U.S. Networks. (5) Requires subscription to packages containing associated digital channels. (6) Subject to change or cancellation without notice. Bell and Bell Satellite TV are trade-marks of Bell Canada. Vu! is a trade-mark of Bell ExpressVu Limited Partnership. Dolby is a registered trademark of Dolby Laboratories. NHL and the NHL Shield are registered trademarks and Centre Ice name and logo are trademarks of the National Hockey League. NHL and NHL team marks are the property of the NHL and its teams. Images and logos: NHL 2011, National Hockey League. All Rights Reserved. NFL, NFL Sunday Ticket, NFL RedZone and the NFL shield design are trademarks or registered trademarks of the National Football League. Major League Baseball trademarks and copyrights are used with permission of Major League Baseball Properties, Inc. NASCAR HotPass word mark is a registered trademark of the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing, Inc. Disney images: Disney. Kidswise images: KidsWise, I-play and Oberon Media are trademarks or registered trademarks of Oberon Media, Inc. in the US and/or other countries. Buzztime images: 2010 Buzztime Entertainment, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Nick, Nickelodeon and all related titles, logos and characters are trademarks of Viacom International Inc. Le guide de programmation est aussi offert en franais, suggrant un forfait base numrique et des combos diffrents. 11T2_MAR_PROG_BR_E (SAP 67503) FO-1203 ONTARIO ENGLISH

STEP 1

PERSONALIZE YOUR PROGRAMMING
CHOOSE A PLAN DIGITAL STANDARD DIGITAL THEME PACKS
NEWS & LEARNING 1 NEWS & LEARNING 2

SPORTS 1

Digital Standard (including free HD) Network Time Shifting4

in the Bell Bundle2

Calgary, Edmonton, Kenora*, Maritimes, Montreal, Ottawa, Regina, Saskatoon, Sudbury, Toronto, Vancouver, Winnipeg Atlantic, Calgary, Edmonton, Edmonton, Moncton, Quebec City, Halifax, Montreal, Northern Montreal, Ottawa, Montreal, Pacific Arctic, Ottawa, Regina, Quebec, Sherbrooke, Sherbrooke, Thunder Bay*, Vancouver, Winnipeg Toronto, Vancouver, Winnipeg, Saskatoon Calgary, Edmonton, Halifax, Montreal, Saskatoon, Toronto, Thunder Bay*, Vancouver, Winnipeg
* Not available as Pick & Pay
Basic Plus Essentials Extra
Digital Standard (including free HD) Network Time Shifting4 Choice of 3 Digital Theme Packs

SPORTS 2

SPORTS 3

FAMILY 1

Calgary, Edmonton, Toronto, Vancouver, Winnipeg Montreal, Saguenay Lac St.-Jean, Sherbrooke, Quebec City Add-on available
Only available in the Ottawa Valley. English HD also included.
* Leafs TV Add-On. Available in Ontario only, excluding the Ottawa Valley.
Atlantic, London, Ottawa/Pembroke, Toronto/Barrie, Vancouver Island

Ontario

FAMILY 2

LIFESTYLE 1

LIFESTYLE 2
Digital Standard (including free HD) Network Time Shifting4 Choice of 6 Digital Theme Packs

Vancouver St. Johns

VARIETY 1

Saskatchewan

VARIETY 2

VARIETY 3

English
Northern Canada, Winnipeg
Digital Standard (including free HD) Network Time Shifting4 Choice of 7 Digital Theme Packs Choice of 1 Premium Movies Pack

Kingston

Hamilton

Montreal

Peterborough
* Not available as Pick & Pay Additional hardware required

MORE MOVIES

Includes 45 music channels Halifax, Toronto, Vancouver Toronto, Vancouver Montreal, Vancouver
ARCADE FUN (INTERACTIVE GAMES)
PUZZLES & TRIVIA (INTERACTIVE GAMES)
Available in English only. * Add-on available with subscription to Playin'TV or Arcade Fun.
EARLY LEARNING (INTERACTIVE GAMES) FREE HD CHANNELS INCLUDED

LE MONDE EN FRANAIS

EN FAMILLE
Digital Standard (including free HD) Network Time Shifting4 Choice of 12 Digital Theme Packs Choice of 1 Premium Movies Pack
Toronto, Calgary, Vancouver Ontario, B.C., Calgary Toronto Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver

French

DIVERTISSEMENT
Montreal, Ottawa Boston Boston Boston

DIVERTISSEMENT PLUS

Boston

HD also included.

Additional hardware required. Some conditions apply. HD U.S. time shifting add-on available. * Varies by region.

STEP 2

ANY HD $ THEME PACK

HD SPORTS5

ENHANCE YOUR PROGRAMMING
HD THEME PACKS PREMIUM MOVIE PACKS

STEP 3

THE MOVIE NETWORK
WITH 7 OR MORE $ DIGITAL THEME PACKS

CHOOSE YOUR RECEIVERS

ANY 4 HD $ THEME PACKS

SUPER CHANNEL

WITH 6 OR LESS $ DIGITAL THEME PACKS
WITH 6 OR MORE $ DIGITAL THEME PACKS
WITH 5 OR LESS $ DIGITAL THEME PACKS

DIGITAL RECEIVER

RENT: $4/MO. BUY: $99
*Included with subscription to TSN HD.

MORE HD SPORTS

Only available in the Ottawa Valley.
HD RECEIVER RENT: $10/MO. BUY: $199

ADD-ONS

HD VARIETY PREMIUM SPORTS PACKAGES
Check bell.ca/sports for pricing details.

PAY-PER-VIEW

Order the latest Hollywood blockbusters and top-tier sporting events.

INTERNATIONAL NEWS 1

INTERNATIONAL NEWS 2

INTERNATIONAL COMBOS

Ask about International programming combos starting from $5/MO. each. For more information visit a retailer, reference the International Programming Guide or visit bell.ca.
HD PERSONAL VIDE0 RECORDER RENT: $20/MO. BUY: $499
MORE HD VARIETY MATURE SPECIALTY FRENCH NETWORKS

AFTER HOURS $ PACKAGE

Only available with a Premium Movies Pack.

2.50/MO.

Rimouski, Sherbrooke, Saguenay Lac St.-Jean

HD WORLD

8 /MO.

20 /MO.

Local evening news only

SUPER CRAN

DIGITAL THEME PACKS WITH 6 OR MORE $

VENUS $ COMBO

AOV $ COMBO

DIGITAL THEME PACKS

WITH 5 OR LESS $

STEP 4

Includes subscription to Primeurs magazine.6

15/MO.

Additional hardware required.

759-3474

TO BOOK YOUR INSTALLATION.

Legend

Time shifting. Watch your favourite shows from up to 5 different time zones. Included at no extra cost.
$1 Optional U.S. Time Shifting included in Digital Standard.

$ 50/MO.

$ /MO.
Pick & Pay you can subscribe to these video channels or interactive game services individually. Some exceptions may apply.
Current as of March 1, 2011

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Installation Guide

Note to Satellite TV System Installer: This reminder is provided to call the satellite TV system installers attention to Article 820-40 of the National Electrical Code (NEC) that provides guidelines for proper grounding and, in particular, specifies that the cable ground shall be connected to the grounding system of the building as close to the point of cable entry as practical.

Safety Tips

Unplug the receiver from the AC power outlet before cleaning. The use of accessories or attachments not recommended by the receiver manufacturer will void the Limited Warranty. Do not place the receiver in an enclosure such as a cabinet without proper ventilation. Do not stack the receiver on top of or below other electronic devices. Operate the receiver using only the type of power source indicated on the marking label. Unplug the receiver power cord by gripping the power plug, not the cord. Do not overload wall outlets or extension cords, as this can result in a risk of fire or electrical shock. Never insert objects of any kind into the receiver through openings, as the objects may touch dangerous voltage points or short out parts. This could cause fire or electrical shock. Make sure that the outdoor parts of the antenna system are grounded in accordance with local, state, federal, and National Electrical Code (NEC) requirements. Do not locate the antenna near overhead light or power circuits, or where it can fall into such power lines or circuits.When installing the antenna, take extreme care to avoid touching such power lines or circuits, as contact with them can be fatal. Do not attempt to service the receiver yourself, as opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltage, and will void the Limited Warranty. Refer all servicing to authorized service personnel. Use an outlet that contains surge suppression or ground fault protection. For added protection during a lightning storm, or when the receiver is left unattended and unused for long periods of time, unplug the power cord from the wall outlet, disconnect the lines between the receiver and the antenna, and disconnect the telephone line. This will provide some protection against damage caused by lightning or power line surges.

If you did not purchase the Installation Kit, but still plan to install your Bell ExpressVu system yourself, we recommend that you gather the appropriate materials before beginning installation. Note: Amount of RG-6 (coaxial) cable required will depend on distance between LNBF and receiver. The tools you will need to complete the installation will vary, depending on the type of installation that you do. If you find that you do not have the tools and skills for a certain procedure, call a professional, such as an Bell ExpressVu dealer or an electrician, for assistance. These tools are not included in the Installation Kit.

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SUMMARY OF INSTALLATION

Following is a summary of the procedures to install and set up your Bell ExpressVu system. We recommend that you perform the procedures in the order presented. 1. Unpack the satellite antenna, receiver, and parts (see page I-6) and the optional installation kit, if you purchased one (see page I-3). 2. Review "What You Need to Know" (see page I-6). 3. Connect the receiver to your TV set, and make sure the Smart Card is installed (see page I-8). 4. Determine the approximate location of the Bell ExpressVu satellite (see page I-18). 5. Find the best location on your property for the satellite antenna, with a clear line of sight to the satellite (see pages I-18 through I-20). 6. Assemble the satellite antenna and attach it to a solid surface (see pages I-27 through I-40). 7. Ground the satellite antenna, and wire it to the Bell ExpressVu receiver (see pages I-42). 8. Aim the satellite antenna for the strongest possible signal (see pages I-44 through I-48). 9. Connect the receiver to an active telephone connection (see page I-54). With the receiver wired to the TV and the antenna properly installed, you will be able to see the Bell ExpressVu Program Guide, which tells you about available programs, channels, and services. 10.Order your programming by calling the Bell ExpressVu Customer Service Call Centre at 1-888-SKY-DISH (see page I-57). 11. Review Bell ExpressVu Pre-Authorized Payment Plan. (see page I-58) 12. Program the remote control to control the receiver and your other electronic equipment. This feature is not available on all receiver models. (see page I-60). 13 Wire the receiver to your audio system, VCR, DVD and other electronic equipment, as required (see page I-63).

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Installation and Setup Before You Start Installation
STEP 1: BEFORE YOU START INSTALLATION
This is a typical "Mount"shown attached to a wall. Notice that the top portion is "Plumb".

THE KEY

TO SETTING UP YOUR

SYSTEM EASILY

IMPORTANT
The key to setting up the system is in the accurate initial setting of the vertical elevation of the dish. The vertical elevation is the amount of tilt upwards, from horizontal, toward the sky, which is required to see the satellite. This is best achieved by mounting the dish support mast so that the top portion, to which the dish clamps attach, is as Plumb as possible. That is to say: the top portion of the mount should be as perpendicular to the earth as you can manage - this is true for wall mounting, roof mounting, any kind of mounting. If it is Plumb, then, when the dish is mounted on it and the dish is tilted upward toward the satellite at the correct vertical elevation angle, the dish can be easily panned (East/West movements) to find the satellite.
UNPACK AND CHECK CONTENTS
As you unpack the system, confirm that all the parts are included. See "Package Contents" on page I-6 for a list of the included components. Note: Keep the shipping materials in which these items are packed, in case you ever need to return them. Unpack the contents carefully. Electronic equipment can be easily damaged if bumped or handled roughly. Examine all parts for damage that may have occurred during shipment. If you find any damage, immediately call the location where your Bell ExpressVu system was purchased, or the Bell ExpressVu Customer Service Call Centre at 1-888-SKY-DISH, before continuing with installation. The size of your dish will vary depending on the part of Canada in which you live. The standard diameter of a Bell ExpressVu dish is 51 cm, however, 60 cm, 90 cm or 1.2m dishes are also available. If you require the large dish, we recommend that you hire a professional to install it because installation of the 90 cm and 1.2 m dishes is a more exacting project.

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PACKAGE CONTENTS

User and Installation Guide Bell ExpressVu satellite antenna assembly Bell ExpressVu receiver Accessories 7.6-metre RJ11 telephone cable 2.4-metre phono (RCA) 3-connector cable 1.8-metre modulator cable Remote control, with four (4) AAA batteries packaged separately
In addition, we provide an optional Installation Kit, which includes the necessary hardware and cables that you would typically use during installation. Contact the location where your Bell ExpressVu system was purchased for more information, or call the Bell ExpressVu Customer Service Call Centre at 1-888-SKY-DISH for the location of a licensed dealer near you.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

Because you will make modifications to the location where you mount the satellite antenna, we suggest that you be familiar with and be able to safely perform the following procedures. You should be able to use a plumb line or level to set both horizontal and vertical surfaces. This is especially critical for vertical surfaces. You should know how to drill holes in the mounting surface (whether wood, brick, cinder block, etc.). You should know how to drill holes and run cabling through your building. This includes sealing the holes once the cable has been installed.

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MOUNTING THE ANTENNA ON BRICK
We define "brick" as a solid brick wall or other structure. This does not include brick facing that is used on some buildings over the main structure. If you are mounting the satellite antenna on brick facing, see "Mounting the Antenna on Siding," below. You can mount the satellite antenna on a solid brick wall. The brick surface must be flat and even. The mortar between the bricks should be in good to excellent condition. The satellite antenna foot should be mounted on several bricks. As the wind tugs on the satellite antenna, the foot will put heavy pressure (several hundred kilograms) on those bricks in different directions. Loose or weakened mortar may allow the bricks to shift, changing the dish angle and reception quality, and possibly damaging the satellite antenna and the building. The installed satellite antenna could also hasten the deterioration of old mortar. To mount the satellite antenna on brick, be sure that all of the fasteners are set into the brick, not into the mortar between the bricks. Use materials necessary to follow the local building codes.
MOUNTING THE ANTENNA ON SIDING
We do not recommend mounting the satellite antenna on aluminum or vinyl siding. These materials can be structurally unsound, causing eventual shifting of the dish. To mount the satellite antenna on solid siding, be sure to follow the suggestions below. The surface must be flat and even. You may need to use a separator, or shim, between the shingles to even the siding surface. Mount the foot on the foundation material beneath the siding surface. This may be a building stud, cinder block, or other solid material. To locate the studs, find the vertical line of nails where the siding is attached to the building, or use a stud finder.

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MOUNTING THE ANTENNA ON CINDER BLOCK
You can mount the satellite antenna on cinder blocks, whether they are part of a wall or the side of a building.
The surface must be flat and even. Be sure that the cinder block and mortar are in good condition. We recommend using toggle anchors and machine bolts, inserted into the hollow of the block, as fasteners. Other types of anchors may not have the required strength.

MOUNTING THE ANTENNA ON THE ROOF
You can mount the satellite antenna on the roof. This usually provides the highest available location.
Attach the satellite antenna to a rafter beneath the roof surface. You can locate the rafter by looking for the nails attaching the fascia board to the rafters. You can also locate the rafters from inside the attic. To prevent the roof from leaking, you should caulk the holes, or use silicone sealant around the holes and at the bottom of the satellite antenna foot where it contacts the surface. Apply the sealant before you bolt the foot down tight.

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MOUNTING THE ANTENNA ON WOOD
You can mount the satellite antenna on a wooden deck, wooden beam, or other wooden surface.
The surface must be flat and even. Be sure that the wood has a solid foundation, and is secured. It should be a strong piece that cannot be moved or jiggled. Do not mount the satellite antenna on a railing.
INSTALL THE SATELLITE ANTENNA
Once you have found the direction and elevation of the satellite and decided on the best mounting location, you can install the satellite antenna.
ORIENTATION OF MAST OR POLE
It is very important that the upper part of the mast or the mounting pole, whichever is used, be truly plumb (vertical). If not, the elevation provided by the receiver for your location will be inaccurate. This will make it more difficult for you to find the satellite. Refer to page I-4, Summary of Installation to begin the installation of your antenna.

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Vertical Mounting Surfaces with Mast
Horizontal Mounting Surfaces with Mast

Pole Mounting Surfaces

The figure above shows how you should attach the mast to the foot for mounting on vertical surfaces.
The figure above shows how you should attach the mast to the foot for mounting on horizontal surfaces.
The figure above shows how you should attach the dish support and bracket to a mounting pole.

Install the Antenna Mount
Before you install the antenna mount, you should make sure that you can route the cable from the mounting location into your building, drilling holes where necessary, to the receiver. Assemble the satellite antenna in a safe location before climbing up to the mounting location. Use caution when climbing, and when working at the mounting location. 1. Gather all the items you will need for the assembly. 2. If the dish support arm and the bracket that holds it came separately, attach the arm to the bracket with the supplied bolts. 3. Mount the foot on the solid surface you have chosen.
4. Adjust the mast so that when the foot is mounted, the upper part of the mast is, as close to vertical as possible. Use a plumb line or bubble level to measure the upper part of the mast. Alignment of the dish is more difficult if the mast is not plumb.

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You may have either one or two LNBF cables to attach, depending on which type of LNBF you purchased and how many receivers are being installed.
Note: If you have to attach two cables to the LNBF, the following instructions apply to both cables. Use only RG-6 coaxial cables with "F" connectors. Do not use the 1.8-meter RF or VHF cable supplied with the receiver. This cable is used for the receiver to TV connection. 5. Place the dish on the support arm. Align the flathead bolts with the dish support bolt holes on the dish supports. 6. Insert each flathead bolt into one of the holes, and secure it by threading a lock nut onto the bolt on the back side. Do this for all the flathead bolts. 7. Tighten the bolts so that they are snug. This is a picture of the support arm and bracket with the dish attached. 8. Tilt the support bracket to the approximate elevation of the satellite. Use the elevation you found earlier on the Satellite Location Reference Chart.

46CM 60

If you have the bracket with points above the elevation washer, align the elevation marks on the bracket with the points on the washer. If you have the bracket where the edge of the mast shows through the curved slot, align the edge with the desired elevation mark. 9. Slide the mast clamp onto the mast. Tighten the elevation bolts and the pivot bolt so that the bracket is snug, but can still be moved up and down. 10.Turn the antenna mount on the mast or pole to align the LNBF support arm in the direction of the satellite. Use the direction you found earlier in the Satellite Location Reference Chart.

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STEP 2:

FIND THE RIGHT LOCATION FOR THE DISH
The Dish must be at a location on your dwelling which gives a clear, year-round, unobstructed view of the satellite and which is also free from occasional blockages due to vehicles or passers-by. Locating the appropriate site for your Bell ExpressVu dish is a two step process: First, use your compass and the satellite direction data provided in this guide, to estimate the general direction of the satellite. Use this information to find the right spot to mount the dish on your dwelling. Next, get more serious about the installation; confirm that your dish has a clear unobstructed view of the satellite and that the dish can be mounted securely.

WHAT YOU WILL NEED

Compass Level Satellite Receiver connected to a television Satellite Location Table (page I-50) Vertical Elevation Protractor (page I-53)
DETERMINE DIRECTION TO THE SATELLITE
You must determine the direction the Bell ExpressVu satellite from your location to help you determine where to mount your antenna. You must have a clear line of sight from the antenna location to the satellite. Use the following procedure to find the best location for the antenna, while keeping in mind the considerations referenced in DISCUSSION OF POTENTIAL MOUNTING SITES on page I-9. After you finish mounting the antenna, you will need to re-aim the dish to get the strongest signal. Please see STEP 5: ALIGNING THE DISH on page I-44 for this procedure.

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Installation and Setup Find The Right Location For The Dish

WHERE IS IT?

The Bell ExpressVu satellite orbits the Earth over the equator. For everyone in Canada, this means that the satellite will be south of your location. The Bell ExpressVu satellite is approximately 35,680 kilometers above the surface of the Earth. It is in what is called a "geosynchronous orbit." This means that the satellite stays aligned over one place on the surface of the Earth. If you could see the satellite, it would seem to hang in one spot in the sky. Because the satellite does not move in relation to the surface of the Earth, it is easy to maintain the signal. Once your antenna is aimed at the Bell ExpressVu satellite, the antenna will not have to move to follow the satellite. When determining the approximate location of the satellite, you will need to find the azimuth (South, Southeast, or Southwest direction to the satellite) and elevation (angle up to the satellite) from your location. "Azimuth" is also called "direction." (As shown on a compass). We use the term "direction" in this guide. Refer to "Satellite Location Reference Chart" on page I-50. Find your city or a city near you and note down the appropriate settings for direction and elevation.

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18.Connect the cables labeled '82' leading from the satellite dish to each 'Dish 1' input on both SW21 multi-dish switches. Next, connect the cables labeled '91' leading from the satellite dish to each 'Dish 2' input on both SW21 multi-dish 91 switches Finally, take cable from the other side of the multi-dish switch and connect 82 directly to each Bell Express Vu satellite receiver. If you possess only one satellite receiver, use either multi-dish switch output to connect the cable in order to relay the satellite signal. Whichever multi-dish switch that is left un-used will be available in case you wish to connect a second satellite receiver in future. 19.Complete installation and wiring by following the instructions in this manual. If you are installing more than one satellite receiver, refer to this manual for directions. 20.After the wiring is done, complete the satellite system installation by following the 'System Set-up' instructions outlined on page I-26.

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SYSTEM SET-UP

COMPLETING INSTALLATION WITH MULTI-SATELLITE POINT DISH ONSCREEN MENUS:
1. Once the satellite system installation is finished, power on the satellite receiver and display the Point Dish screen on the TV. Note that the display has now changed to show satellite reception from both satellite locations: Bell ExpressVu 91 and Bell ExpressVu 82. (If the Point Dish screen has not changed, power off the satellite receiver so it can begin to download the new Multi-Satellite software. Ensure the receiver is set to accept upgrades via the System Setup menu.) 2. Using the remote, confirm signal strength by selecting one satellite and then the other. 3. Next, perform a test on the satellite system switches by selecting Check Switch option on the screen. On the following display, select Check to begin the automatic set-up for systems installation. 4. Once the test is completed, an Installation Summary screen will appear and indicate the various settings for each switch output and also verify proper satellite reception. Congratulations! The installation for your new Bell ExpressVu Multi-Satellite system is now complete! Simply call SKY DISH (7593474) to activate your satellite receiver(s) and begin enjoying Bell ExpressVus 100% digital quality television.

STEP 3.2D: CONNECTING THINGS TOGETHER (60 CM DISH)

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Installation and Setup Assembling the 90cm Dish
3. Attach the LNBF to the LNBF cable(s). Slide the weather boot up securely to cover the cable/LNBF connection at the base of the LNBF. 4. Slip the LNBF onto the end of the arm, until contact is made with the LNBF bracket stops and put in screw through arm and LNBF. 5. Route and fasten the cable in a neat, unobtrusive manner in such a way so it cannot be damaged by accident. Connect the opposite end of the cable to your receiver, to the connector marked Satellite In. 6. See page I-42 for instructions concerning safety grounding. The assembly and mounting of the 60 cm Dish is complete. Proceed to page I-41 Installing the Receiver.
STEP 3.3: ASSEMBLING THE 90 CM DISH
STEP 3.3A: PRE-ASSEMBLE THE PARTS (90 CM DISH)
Its best to pre-assemble the dish indoors, so that it is all ready to place on the mast outdoors, quickly and easily. especially if its cold out.
The complete system consists of three main parts: the dish mount, the dish assembly, and the receiver. The mount consists of the foot (base plate) and a bent pipe called the mast. The dish assembly consists of the antenna, or dish, the dish support bracket, the (LNBF) low noise amplifier, and the LNBF support arm. The receiver is also fully assembled.

LNBF ARM

MOUNT MAST
Pre-assemble the Dish as follows: 1. Assemble the dish as indicated in the instructions which are included in the antenna box.

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2. Determine your specific vertical elevation from the Table (page I-50) and adjust the angular tilt of the antenna so that the centre of the top bolt on the Mast Head Clamp lines up with your vertical elevation position on the Mast Head elevation gauge. In our diagram here, it is set for 50 degrees. 3. Lightly tighten the two bolts located in the curved slots on the mast head. Leave the pivot bolt slightly loose. 4. Your antenna assembly is now ready to be placed on the outdoor mount assembly.

VERTICAL ELEVATION GAUGE

STEP 3.3B: ATTACHING THE MOUNT TO YOUR DWELLING (90 CM DISH)
The mount should be attached to your dwelling before putting the dish assembly on it. When fastening it to your wall or roof, etc., make sure that the top portion is plumb. You can get it right by using a spirit level on both the front and side of the top piece. It is important to affix the mount firmly to your structure with the appropriate fasteners so that the wind cant move it. The dish support mounting assembly requires an area of approximately 9 square feet to accommodate the mast mount foot and the two support struts. Note: Plumb means vertical in all directions. A flagpole is plumb.

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Here is how it can be done: 1. Place the mount foot on the surface location where you intend to attach it to the structure. 2. Mark the location of one of the 2 holes and remove the mount. 3. Drill the hole and attach the mount foot with the one fastener only.
FRONT VIEW PRESS LEVEL AGAINST MOUNT

Mountfoot

4. Place a spirit level on the top and side of the foot and pivot the foot to make it level and plumb. Drill the other hole while the mount foot is still properly in place. (Alternatively, you can mark the hole, remove the mount, then drill). 5. Attach the mount with the fasteners; seal the holes with silicone to prevent water damage to your dwelling. 6. Install the mast to the mount foot using the supplied fastener. Orientate the mast so that the short curved portion will face vertically. 7. Place a spirit level on the front face of the short curved portion of the mast and adjust the mast to a vertical position. Tighten the mast mounting bolt. 8. Attach the two struts to the mast with the supplied hardware. Tighten the bolt for a snug fit that still allows some slight movement of the struts. 9. Position the foot of each strut squarely on the mounting surface and mark the holes for drilling. Prior to drilling the strut holes, confirm with the spirit level that the mast is still vertical. This is a critical check to ensure proper alignment. 10. Drill the holes while the strut feet are still properly in place. (Alternatively, you can mark the holes, move the struts slightly, then drill.) 11. Attach the mount with the 4 fasteners; seal the holes with silicone to prevent water damage to your dwelling. 12. Tighten the strut attachment bolt which was installed in step 8. Place the level on front face of the short curved portion of the mast to confirm that the mast is still vertical. There are no further adjustments to make to the mount. If you have trouble fastening the mount to a surface, try mounting a solid piece of wood to your dwellings surface first, then fastening the mount to the wood.

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STEP 3.3C: INSTALLING THE DISH ON THE MOUNT (90 CM DISH)
You have installed the mount on your dwelling and you have pre-assembled the antenna unit, ready to be installed on the mount. There are just a few steps here: 1. Slide the antenna assembly over the mast. 2. Lightly tighten the four nuts on the back of the mast clamp, so that the antenna can pivot in the East/West directions but not be loose. 3. You are ready to carry out the antenna alignments, as soon as the wiring in Step 3.3D is completed.
STEP 3.3D: CONNECTING THINGS TOGETHER (90 CM DISH)
The wiring is accomplished as follows: 1. Thread a length of coaxial cable through the mast pipe and mast clamp as shown in the diagram. 2. Route the coaxial cable through the side of the feed support tube as shown in the diagram. 3. Slip the weather boot(s) onto the LNBF cable(s). To do this, insert the end of the cable with the screw connector into the smaller end of the boot and work it through. When you are finished the boot should slide freely over the cable but hold snugly when slipped up over the the screw connector. Be patient. This is a difficult and somewhat painstaking job. (If possible, place weather boot on cable before putting on F connector). 4. Attach the LNBF to the LNBF cable(s). Slide the weather boot up securely to cover the cable/LNBF connection at the base of the LNBF. 5. Slip the LNBF onto the end of the arm as shown, until contact is made with the LNBF bracket stops and put in screw through arm and LNBF. 6. Route and fasten the cable in a neat, unobtrusive manner in such a way so it cannot be damaged by accident. Connect the opposite end of the cable to your receiver, to the connector marked Satellite In. 7. See page I-42 for instructions concerning safety grounding. The assembly and mounting of the 90 cm Dish is complete. Proceed to page I-41 Installing the Receiver.

If it is red and displays the word, Unlocked, you may be aiming the dish at the correct satellite but without a strong enough signal for a picture. The signal tone will be beeping. If it is red and displays the words Wrong Satellite you may be aiming the dish at a satellite other than Bell ExpressVus. The signal tone will be beeping. If it is green and displays the words Locked ExpressVu, you are aiming the dish at the correct satellite and should have a strong enough signal for a picture. The signal tone will be steady. It rises as the signal gets stronger, and lowers as the signal strength drops. You are now ready to fine tune your antenna to obtain the highest signal strength reading possible. 10. Now that the receiver has been setup to display the correct screen you are ready to adjust the dish to find the satellite. If a signal level is not indicated on the signal strength bar, loosen the mast head clamp bolts slightly and pan the dish a tiny bit in one direction and remove your hands from it. Keep doing this, in very small increments, until you swing the dish about 10 degrees. The system takes a second to display the signal strength, so you must pause between adjustments. Your partner at the TV set should inform you at each step if there is an indication on the meter. The conversation usually goes something like this:

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Ok, I moved it No Change OK, I moved it some more Hold it. I see something on the meter. , move it some more Ok I moved it some more, any change ? Yes. Its getting better. and so it goes Slowly move the dish from side to side until you find the strongest signal. If you dont find it in the one direction rotate the antenna back to the marked position and carry out the procedure again, this time with the same small movements in the opposite direction. Tighten the mast clamp bolts just enough so the dish cannot be moved horizontally.
11. Loosen the elevation bolts and the pivot bolt just enough to be able to move the support bracket. Slowly move the dish up and down until you find the strongest signal. Tighten the elevation bolts and pivot bolt just enough so the dish cannot be moved vertically. Note: Make each of these adjustments individually, loosening the bolts or screws before each movement and tightening them again before the next movement. 12.Repeat steps 10 and 11 until the Signal Strength bar is green, the word "Locked" is displayed, and you have gained the strongest signal possible.

1 Press the remote control MENU button. The receiver displays the Main Menu. 2. Select the System Setup option. The receiver displays the System Setup menu. 3. Select the Installation option. The receiver displays the Installation menu. 4. Select the Phone System option. The receiver displays the Telephone System Setup menu. 5. Use the UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT arrow buttons to move the highlight to the TouchTone or the Rotary/Pulse option in the Phone Type list. Press the SELECT button to select the highlighted option. Note: A telephone number prefix is usually required only for business installations. For most residential installations, all you need to do is specify the telephone system type. The default prefix setting of No prefix needed will enable correct operation. If this is the case, highlight and select the Done option to save the above setting, and stop here. If you do need to specify a telephone number prefix, then instead of selecting the Done option, go on to the next step.

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6. Use the arrow buttons to move the highlight to the Prefix Code.
Press the SELECT button to select the highlighted option. 7. Enter prefix code using the keypad.
8. Use the UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT arrow buttons to move the highlight to the Done option. To correct an incorrect entry use the left arrow button to delete the incorrect digit(s). Press the SELECT button to save the above settings.

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Installation and Setup Order Your Bell ExpressVu Programming
ORDER YOUR BELL EXPRESSVU PROGRAMMING
This procedure notifies the Bell ExpressVu Customer Service Call Centre that your system is on-line and installed. You need to have your services activated before you can start enjoying your desired programming. Prior to authorization, you will see the Bell ExpressVu XPRS Preview Channel and perhaps an unscrambled program channel such as CBC. You must authorize your services when you first install your Bell ExpressVu system, and whenever you request to add or remove services. All you need to do is call the Bell ExpressVu Customer Service Call Centre at 1-888SKY-DISH and notify them that your system has been installed and you would like to begin receiving programming. The Service Representative will explain the available program packages and la carte services and take you through the authorization procedure and software download steps. When the services are authorized, you should see channels other than the Bell ExpressVu Preview Channel. You will need to give the Service Representative information about your system. To get this information, do the following. Power the receiver OFF, using the remote control Power button (not the receiver Power button). Ensure that the remote control is in SAT mode, (applies only to certain models and receivers), then press the SYS INFO button on the remote. This will display the System Info menu, as shown below. To exit from this menu, press the SELECT button on the remote. Note: Even though there is information on the screen the receiver is still OFF. You will have to press the Power button on either the remote or the receiver to turn the receiver back ON.

WHEN DOES THE PLAN START?
Please continue to pay your bill in the usual manner until a message appears on your statement confirming that you have been successfully set up on our PreAuthorized Payment Plan. This process should take approximately four (4) to six (6) weeks.

TERMS & CONDITIONS

This Pre-Authorized Payment Plan is for the convenience of the customer. Bell ExpressVu does not charge for this service. The customer certifies that the information is correct and that the customer will notify Bell ExpressVu of any changes. The customer certifies that their bank account is in good standing with sufficient funds to cover the authorized payments as they come due. If the bank account designated does not have sufficient funds, the customer will be liable for both the NSF payment charges and any applicable late payment fees. All pre-authorized payments will be drawn only on Canadian financial institutions in Canadian funds. The use of line of credit cheques or credit card cheques are not eligible for the plan.

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Installation and Setup Pre-Authorized Payment Plan

CANCELLATION

This agreement can be terminated, upon written notification, at any time, by the customer or Bell ExpressVu. Your notification must be received in our offices at least 14 days prior to your next invoice date. Upon termination of the pre-authorized payment plan, any amount owing will be paid directly to Bell ExpressVu. We require a minimum of 14 days to process your cancellation request.
ExpressVu is a registered trademark held by Bell ExpressVu Inc. Bell is a registered trademark of Bell Canada and is used under license.
For the convenience of pre-authorized payments, please complete this form and send it with a void cheque to Bell ExpressVu at the address indicated below:
I hereby authorize Bell ExpressVu to withdraw monthly, from my financial institution, the amount due on my Bell ExpressVu Statement. I acknowledge that the withdrawal will occur approximately twenty (20) days after the billing date on my Bell ExpressVu statement. I understand that Bell ExpressVu does not charge for this service although my bank or trust company may. This authority is to remain in effect until I notify Bell ExpressVu, in writing, Attention: Billing Department, 115 Scarsdale Road, North York, ON, M3B 2R2 or by Fax at (416) 382-5833, or until Bell ExpressVu notifies me in writing. I acknowledge that I am aware of all the terms and conditions that Bell ExpressVu has listed.