TELUS Optik TV

What's in the box?

• 4K Wireless Digital Box
• Power supply
• Breakout cable

Step 1: Unplug cables connected to existing HD Digital Box

Remove all cables from your current HD Digital Box.

[Diagram showing cables being unplugged from an existing digital box]

Step 2: Determine your existing video cable connection

Identify how your current HD Digital Box is connected to the TV. Common connections include HDMI or Component/Composite cables.

TIP: Take a picture of your current HD Digital Box cables to help set up your new 4K Wireless Digital Box.

[Diagram illustrating HDMI connection with an HDMI cable]

[Diagram illustrating Component/Composite connection with Red, Green, Blue (Y, Pb, Pr) and Red, White, Yellow (Video, Audio) cables]

Step 3: HDMI video connection

Use an existing HDMI cable to connect the 4K Wireless Digital Box to the HDMI input on your TV.

[Diagram showing an HDMI cable connecting the 4K Wireless Digital Box to the 'HDMI OUT' port on the back of a TV]

[Illustration of the back panel of the 4K Wireless Digital Box showing HDMI OUT port]

[Go to Step 5]

Step 4: Component/composite video connection

Use the provided breakout cable to connect your existing component or composite cables to the 4K Wireless Digital Box.

[Diagram showing the breakout cable connecting to the 4K Wireless Digital Box, and then component/composite cables connecting to the breakout cable]

[Illustration of the back panel of the 4K Wireless Digital Box showing ports for the breakout cable]

[Go to Step 5]

Step 5: Connect to power

IMPORTANT: Only use the new power supply provided with the 4K Wireless Digital Box to connect it to a power outlet. Do not use an existing power supply.

[Diagram showing the power adapter connecting to the 4K Wireless Digital Box and then to a wall outlet]

[Illustration of the back panel of the 4K Wireless Digital Box showing the '12V DC' power input port]

Step 6: Determine your network connection

Choose your preferred network connection method: an Ethernet cable connection or a wireless (Wi-Fi) connection.

[Diagram showing two paths: one with an Ethernet cable labeled 'Existing Ethernet cable' going to the box, and another labeled 'Wireless' with a Wi-Fi symbol]

[Go to Step 7] for Ethernet

[Go to Step 9] for Wireless

Step 7: Ethernet network connection

Connect the existing Ethernet cable from your modem or wall jack to the Ethernet port on the 4K Wireless Digital Box.

[Diagram showing an Ethernet cable connecting a modem/wall jack to the 'ETHERNET' port on the 4K Wireless Digital Box]

Step 8: Nice work, you're all done!

Turn on your TV and follow the on-screen instructions for initial setup.

NOTE: If you do not see on-screen instructions, use your TV remote to change the TV to the correct input or source.

[Image of the Optik TV 4K Wireless Digital Box]

Step 9: Wireless network connection

Press the OK button on your Optik TV remote to initiate the connection to your Wi-Fi network.

Alternatively, you can download the TELUS My Wi-Fi smartphone app or locate your modem and press its WPS button.

[Illustration of the Optik TV remote with the OK button highlighted]

[Diagram showing a smartphone with the TELUS My Wi-Fi app icon]

[Diagram showing a hand pressing the WPS button on a modem]

Step 10: Press WPS button on your modem for 10 seconds

Press and hold the WPS button on your modem for 10 seconds. The LEDs on the modem will begin flashing once the WPS button is released.

[Image of the front of an Advanced Wi-Fi Modem with WPS button indicated]

[Image of the back of a TELUS Wi-Fi Hub with WPS button indicated]

[Image of the back of a Boost Wi-Fi 6 with WPS button indicated]

Step 11: Nice work, you're all done!

The TV screen will indicate that wireless pairing was successful. You are now connected and can enjoy Optik TV.

[Image of a TV screen displaying a 'You're connected!' or similar success message]

NOTE: If wireless pairing did not work, wait 5 minutes and repeat steps 9-11.

NOTE: If you do not see on-screen instructions, use your TV remote to turn on the TV and change to the correct input or source.

Additional Support

For more information, visit: telus.com/TVHardwareUpgrades