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Cables and Accessories Cables and Accessories Inside the carton, you will find your new Digital Media Server (DMS), the Remote Control, and two bags of cables (contents listed below), along with this Viewer's Guide and the Start Here poster. DMS T T t u TV Power Live TV Guide V Inpu DVD Info Angle Select Vol Mute Chan Page Record Play Slow op Men Stop 1 2 4 5 7 8 0 Clear Menu 3 6 9 Enter Remote Control You may need to purchase additional items for some setups: OUT IN OUT RF Coaxial cable splitter 1 Cable Bag Audio, Video, Phone, and Power These cables connect your DMS to your TV, power source, and your home phone line. Power Cord Composite A/V cables 25' Phone Cord RF Coaxial cable Phone Line Splitter Component Video cable Cable Bag Channel Changing These cables allow your DMS to change channels on a cable or satellite box. If you don't have a cable or satellite box, you won't use these cables. If you have a DIRECTV® satellite box with a 9-pin Data connector, or a Motorola/GI DCT2000 series cable box, use this cable: If you can't use the Serial Control cable with your satellite box or cable box, use this cable instead: S-Video cable Serial (Data) Control cable IR Control cable Digital Audio cable 3 Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine

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Cables and Accessories
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Cables and Accessories
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25’ Phone Cord
Power Cord
RF Coaxial cable
Cable Bag
Channel Changing
These cables allow your DMS to change
channels on a cable or satellite box. If
you don’t have a cable or satellite box,
you won’t use these cables.
If you can’t use the Serial Control
cable with your satellite box or
cable box, use this cable instead:
Serial (Data) Control cable
IR Control cable
Phone Line Splitter
You may need to purchase
additional items for
some setups:
RF Coaxial cable splitter
Component Video cable
If you have a DIRECTV
®
satellite box with a
9-pin Data connector, or a
Motorola/GI DCT2000 series
cable box, use this cable:
Digital Audio cable
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Audio, Video, Phone, and Power
These cables connect your DMS to your TV,
power source, and your home phone line.
Inside the carton, you will find
your new Digital Media Server (DMS),
the Remote Control, and two bags of
cables (contents listed below), along
with this
Viewer’s Guide
and the
Start
Here
poster.
DMS
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