Bush DLED49FHD, Instruction Manual

Wired Network Connection

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You must have a modem/router connected to an active 
broadband connection.

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Connect your TV to your modem/router via an Ethernet 
cable. There is a LAN port at the rear (back) of your TV.

1. 

Broadband ISP connection

2. 

LAN (Ethernet) cable

3. 

LAN input on the rear side of the TV

To configure wired settings refer to the Network 
section in the Settings menu.

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You might be able to connect your TV to your LAN depending 
on your network’s configuration. In such a case, use an 
Ethernet cable to connect your TV directly to the network 
wall outlet.

1. 

Network wall socket

2. 

LAN input on the rear  side of the TV

Configuring Wired Device Settings

Network Type

The 

Network Type 

can be selected as 

Wired Device 

or 

Disabled

, in accordance with the active connection to the 

TV set. Select this as

 Wired Device

 if you are connecting via 

an Ethernet cable.

Internet Speed Test

Highlight

 Internet Speed Test

 and press the

 OK

 button. TV 

will check the internet connection bandwidth and display 
the result when complete. 

Advanced Settings

Highlight 

Advanced Settings

 and press the 

OK

 button. On 

the next screen you can change the IP and DNS settings 

of the TV. Highlight the desired one and press Left or Right 
button to change the setting from

 Automatic

 to 

Manual

. 

Now you can enter the 

Manual IP 

and / or

 Manual DNS

values. Select the related item in the drop down menu 
and enter the new values using the numeric buttons of 
the remote. Highlight 

Save

 and press the 

OK

 button to 

save settings when complete. 

Troubleshooting

Internet Connection Not Available

If the MAC address (a unique identifier number) of your PC 
or modem has been permanently registered, it is possible 
that your TV might not connect to the internet. In such a 
case, the MAC address is authenticated each time when 
you connect to the internet. This is a precaution against 
unauthorized access. Since your TV has its own MAC 
address, your internet service provider cannot validate the 
MAC address of your TV. For this reason, your TV cannot 
connect to the internet. Contact your internet service 
provider and request information on how to connect a 
different device, such as your TV, to the internet.

It is also possible that the connection may not be available 
due to a firewall problem. If you think this causes your 
problem, contact your internet service provider. 

Advanced features

Getting the most from your TV

Advanced features

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If you require any technical guidance or find that your TV is not operating as intended, a simple solution can often be found in the 

Troubleshooting

 section of these instructions,