Specifications -
Receiving HDTV signals (MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 and MPEG-2).
- Under
1W power consumption in standby.
- HDMI
- digital interface for perfect transmission of picture and sound.
- Simultaneous
playing of transmissions over HDMI, YPbPr or Scart*
- Easy
installation and operation.
- Resolution
format: 1080i, 720p, 576p, 576i * DVB-S2 and DVB-S compatible.
-
Ethernet support.
- Full
colour, high resolution electronic program guide.
- Dolby
digital audio output (S/PDIF).
- Automatic
software upgrade via satellite.
- Improving
SDTV on a HD LCD TV.
- Audio
description / One touch subtitle.
- Dimensions
(Width x Height x Depth): 280 x 45 x 200mm.
- Weight:
1.5kg.
* Some High Definition programmes or events may be protected by the broadcaster
and not available via the Component or RGB scart outputs. FAQs
What models will be available? The
Humax Foxsat-HD is currently available. A freesat recorder will be available later
in the year. Will
I require a satellite dish? freesat
is delivered by satellite so you will require a working Satellite dish connected
to your freesat product. Will
I need an aerial? freesat
is delivered by satellite so you will require a working Satellite dish connected
to your freesat product. You cannot use an aerial with freesat products. I
have VirginMedia, can I use the Foxsat (or other Humax freesat products)?
freesat
is delivered by satellite so you will require a working Satellite dish connected
to your freesat product. Can
I use my current Freeview box? No,
Freeview products are Digital Terrestrial products that work off a standard aerial.
Freesat products are Digital Satellite products and a require a satellite dish.
Will I get free software updates?
Humax will provide software updates for changes / improvements in there products.
These will be update automatically without any user Intervention.
Why do I need to enter my postcode? You
are required to enter your postcode so the freesat products can assign the correct
Regional channels for your location. My
BBC channels are not for my region? You
can assign different Regional channels in the Menu> Edit Channels > Edit Customisable
Channels menu; only the channels that allow changes will be available in this
menu. If you require different regional channels then you can enter a different
postcode.
Can I change the BBC channels to a different region? Yes,
the BBC channels can be changed in the Menu> Edit Channels > Edit Customisable
Channels menu; alternatively you can enter a postcode for the region you require.
Can I rename the channels? No,
you cannot rename the channels.
Can I setup favourite's lists? Yes,
you can setup 5 different favourites' lists. Can
I receive Pay TV? No,
the freesat products are designed for FREE channels from freesat; it is not possible
to receive/upgrade to Pay TV channels. Can
I get Sky channels? No,
the freesat products are designed for FREE channels from freesat; it is not possible
to receive/upgrade to Sky Pay TV channels. What
way do I point my dish? Please
contact a professional satellite installer for assistance or contact the retailer
you purchased the product from for Installation assistance. Can
I connect the FOXSAT to a recorder? Yes,
you can connect a recorder to the Foxsat-HD to record channels. How
do I get my regional BBC and ITV channels to be detected? You
need to enter your postcode and the correct regional channels should be selected
for your area. I
have a HD Ready TV, do I need a FOXSAT-HD HD-Ready
TVs mean you can connect a High Definition product to receiver HD channels for
superior picture quality than Standard Definition (SD) channels. Can
I use the FOXSAT-HD on a TV that is not HD Ready
Yes, the Foxsat-HD does have scart & component connections to allow you to connect
to a non HD-Ready TV. Why
do I need the FOXSAT if I already have a HD TV HD-Ready
does not mean you are actually receiving High Definition; instead it means the
TV set is ready to have a Foxsat-HD connected to it for superior picture quality.
What
connections does it have? Please
see the REAR view of the product for details of the connections and information.
What
is the USB port for? The
USB connection is used for Software updates in the factory or Service Centre;
customers will receive all new software updates will be broadcast OTA (Over the
Air) automatically. What
is the Ethernet Port for? The
Ethernet port is not yet active; as freesat release new services in the future
the software on the Humax freesat products will be updated to utilise the Ethernet
port. Can
I move the box to a different location? Yes,
if you move to a different location then you will still require a satellite dish
to receive the channels; if you wish to receive the new regional channels then
please enter your new postcode in the freesat Tune menu. I
have a multi-room system, can I use the FOXSAT-HD.
If you have a satellite Multi-room system you can use the Foxsat-HD product. Can
I record and watch different channels on the FOXSAT-HD? No,
the Foxsat-HD is a single tuner satellite product so it is not possible to record
and view 2 different freesat channels. I
want to receive different Regional channels from those detected from my postcode.
To change the Regional channels go to the Menu> Edit Channels > Edit Customisable
Channels menu or enter a postcode for the area that you wish to receive the regional
channels from. How
do I find out what channels are available.
For a list of channels available from freesat please visit here
Can
I use my current satellite dish? Yes,
if you have a working satellite dish that you current use for UK satellite broadcasts
(e.g. Sky) then you can replace your existing equipment for a Foxsat-HD Can
I add channels that are not available through freesat? Yes,
the Foxsat-HD has a freesat mode and a non-freesat mode. Can
I connect it to a Multi satellite system? The
Foxsat-HD product can be used with a DiSEqC 1.0 / 2.0 switch or a DiSEqC 1.2 motorised
System.
I have a motorised Satellite Dish, can I use it? Yes,
you can use a Motorised dish (DiSEqC 1.2 or USALS) |