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IBAHN ACADEMY<br />

ETVi <strong>Troubleshooting</strong> Guide


ETVi <strong>Troubleshooting</strong> Guide<br />

The purpose of this document is to provide you with the knowledge to<br />

troubleshoot the most common in-room faults relevant to <strong>iBAHN</strong>’s ETVi product.<br />

The instructions in this guide will explain how all elements of the ETVi in-room<br />

service connect together, covering:<br />

1. Set Top Box Connections<br />

2. Remote and Keyboard Details<br />

3. Common faults that could occur<br />

Support queries<br />

For all technical support queries, please contact our Network Operations Centre<br />

on 1800 727 589. Our ETVi support team are available 24/7.<br />

General queries/Account Management<br />

For any general queries, please call our office:<br />

T: 1300 0 <strong>iBAHN</strong><br />

LIST OF COMMON ABREVIATIONS<br />

NIC Network Interface Card<br />

PMS Property Management System<br />

STB Set Top Box<br />

TV Television<br />

URL Universal Resource Locator (Website Address)<br />

HD High Definition<br />

SD Standard Definition<br />

Tight Integration Where the Infrared signals are received by the Set Top Box<br />

via the Television Infrared receiver<br />

Loose Integration Where the Infrared signals received by the Set Top Box are<br />

received via a “Magic Eye”<br />

Magic Eye Loose integration Infrared receiver


Q: The ETVi Box appears to be non-responsive<br />

A: Check that the power cable is connected to a plug socket within<br />

the guestroom. When plugged in and switched on you should see<br />

the red LED light as shown below<br />

If the light does not come on, check that the power socket you are<br />

using is working by plugging something else in, a lamp for example.<br />

Also check that the ETVi Power Supply is ok by testing it in another<br />

working room.<br />

You could also check to see if the STB will power on in another room<br />

using a different power source.<br />

If you have tried all these methods and the STB will still not come to<br />

life, it is possible that you may require a replacement STB.<br />

If you require more spares, these can be ordered by calling <strong>iBAHN</strong>.<br />

Q: Why is the keyboard not responding?<br />

A: To wake the keyboard up you need to press a key, not the<br />

touchpad. If this is still not working check there is a dongle plugged<br />

in the back of the STB, it is important it is the one that came with<br />

the keyboard as these are a pair.<br />

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Q: The TV is displaying a message informing me that there is “No<br />

Signal” being received. Or the STB appears to be switched on<br />

but I’m not getting a picture<br />

A: Located second down from the top and silver in colour in the below<br />

picture is the HDMI cable. This cable provides the TV with the Audio<br />

& Visual source. You can see that the other end looks identical and is<br />

connected to the rear of the TV in the lower left corner of the picture<br />

Check that both ends of the cable are securely connected to both the<br />

STB and the TV. Also check the power to the STB and that the Input<br />

source is correct on the TV. To do this you may need the original TV<br />

remote rather than the ETVi remote.<br />

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Q: The Remote Control or Keyboard doesn’t seem to work<br />

A: Firstly check that the batteries in the Remote Control do not require<br />

replacement<br />

If the remote or keyboard you are using is new it may need to be<br />

reprogrammed to function correctly. How to do this is explained later<br />

in this document.<br />

There will be a connection from the STB to the TV for Infrared signals<br />

to be received, or you will see a connection from the STB to a “Magic<br />

Eye” such as the one pictured below. Check that all Infrared<br />

Connections are correct.<br />

Magic Eye Infrared receiver<br />

You will need to ensure the DB9 connector shown below is securely<br />

connected to both the STB and the TV/Magic eye. In the below picture<br />

the DB9 Connector is located third down from the top of the STB.<br />

The DB9 terminates as an<br />

RJ11 cable, also shown<br />

below, and is plugged into<br />

the rear of the TV as shown<br />

right.<br />

A typical DB9 Connector<br />

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Q: The STB does not appear to be responding to the remote<br />

control commands / The ETVi logo is stuck on the screen<br />

A: Check that the Ethernet Cable / Coaxial cable which provides the<br />

signal into the guestroom is connected<br />

Notice the green and yellow lights being displayed by the STB below the<br />

network connection port (white CAT5 cable), the lights show that there is<br />

a working network connection to this iPLUS STB.<br />

Also check to see if the box has any lights switched on at the front.<br />

If a yellow light is on<br />

permanently, the STB could<br />

be receiving a network<br />

update which can take 10 –<br />

15 minutes to complete.<br />

Leave the box for a while and let it settle. It should return to a normal<br />

state once the update has been automatically applied. A green light will<br />

illuminate once it has finished.<br />

Tip: The LEDs on the front of<br />

the STBs will flash a “Morse<br />

Code” pattern to indicate<br />

their status. Or you may<br />

notice that the ETVi logo on<br />

the TV does not progress.”<br />

If the STB red light flashes a sequence of "short short long long long"<br />

(dot dot dash dash dash) it means "No network connection", which<br />

highlights that there is a physical connection problem - i.e. the CAT5<br />

cable is disconnected, or connected to the wrong port on the STB. On<br />

an Activy STB this is highlighted by the LCD panel stating DHCP Lease.<br />

Please refer to pages 5 & 6 for further information on how to connect the<br />

STB correctly.<br />

It should be noted that any other pattern probably indicates an issue<br />

which cannot be resolved by the hotel themselves, and the pattern and<br />

problem should be noted and reported to <strong>iBAHN</strong>.<br />

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Q: We have the <strong>iBAHN</strong> laptop connect solution, the STB is working fine but<br />

when a laptop is plugged in, nothing appears to happen and the guest<br />

cannot connect to the internet<br />

A: Ensure that the connection between the laptop and the STB is ok. You may<br />

have a Teleadapt module such as the ones displayed below<br />

Trace the cable back to the STB and confirm that is it correctly plugged in.<br />

If the cable appears to be ok, then it is mostly likely to be a setting on the<br />

guests laptop that needs configuring. Advise the guest to call <strong>iBAHN</strong>’s<br />

technical support team on 1800 727 589<br />

Q: How do I reprogram a Remote Controller or Keyboard?<br />

A: Programming your ETV remote control – For All TV Types<br />

STEP 1<br />

Push SELECT and POWER for 4 seconds<br />

Enter the appropriate code for your STB (see below) and then push SELECT<br />

STEP 2 – Only to be completed for tight integration<br />

Push SELECT and POWER for 4 seconds<br />

Enter 008 and then push SELECT<br />

Codes for STEP 1 Tight Integration Loose Integration<br />

iPLUS 056 036<br />

Step1 – Remote control and keyboard<br />

Hold down SELECT and POWER buttons simultaneously for around four seconds. You<br />

should see a double flash of the red light. The remote is now ready be programmed with<br />

the TV code. Within 3 seconds you must enter the appropriate code for your Set Top Box.<br />

If the remote control has been programmed correctly the red light will flash twice to<br />

confirm. If the programming has failed the red light will flash one long continuous flash.<br />

Step2 – Remote control only – Tight Integration only<br />

Hold down SELECT and POWER buttons simultaneously for around four seconds. You<br />

should see a double flash of the red light. The remote is now ready be programmed with<br />

the TV code. Within 3 seconds you must enter the following code: 0 0 8 SELECT<br />

If the remote control has been programmed correctly the red light will flash twice to<br />

confirm. If the programming has failed the red light will flash one long continuous flash.<br />

<strong>iBAHN</strong> is continually updating documentation and training materials. If you have any comments or suggestions,<br />

please feel free to contact your <strong>iBAHN</strong> Account Manager on 1300 0 <strong>iBAHN</strong><br />

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