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Technician Bulletin Issue 17 2010 - 10.25.10 DIRECTV Technical Services Contacts: Tim Kollmann, Senior Manager Tom Lockwood, Senior Manager Val Allen, Technical Specialist Harvie Dunn, Technical Specialist Greg Rowe, Technical Specialist ISS Department Introduction In this edition, we will cover the Diagnostic Codes that are displayed on the DIRECTV receiver when a system test is completed. We will go over the diagnostic code meanings and how to resolve the issue prompting the code to appear. Any comments or questions about this document should be sent to: [email protected] Diagnostic Codes Diagnostic Code 10-xxx Receiver error detected. 11-xxx Receiver error detected. 12-xxx Receiver error detected. 13-xxx Receiver error detected. Issue A problem with your receiver was detected. A problem with your receiver was detected. A problem with your receiver was detected. A problem was detected reading your access card. Please check to see that the card is inserted correctly and rerun the test. Resolution / Troubleshooting Both of these indicate receiver errors that are not recoverable in the field so the box must be replaced. Code 10 indicates a RID-related error while 11 indicates the tuner hardware can‟t be accessed. The presence of error 11 may also result in a box stuck in step 1 of 2 at boot up. This indicates no signal on the network tuner in MPEG4 boxes. This tuner is DC blocked and slaved to the primary tuner and is used for guide and conditional access data. If the primary tuner shows good signal strength with this error present, then the box should be replaced. This is often associated with a 761 / 762 OSD. It can be a card inserted incorrectly, a faulty card reader in the receiver or a faulty access card. Reposition the card and swap between boxes to isolate the cause. Note that brown discoloration of the CAM card on top does not indicate a failed or about-to-fail CAM card. The information contained on this page is confidential, proprietary DIRECTV business information and is intended for authorized users only. 1 Unauthorized use, disclosure or copying of this information is strictly prohibited and may be unlawful.

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Technician Bulletin
The information contained on this page is confidential, proprietary DIRECTV business information and is intended for authorized users only.
Unauthorized use, disclosure or copying of this information is strictly prohibited and may be unlawful.
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Issue 17 2010
10.25.10
DIRECTV Technical Services Contacts:
Tim Kollmann, Senior Manager
Tom Lockwood, Senior Manager
Val Allen, Technical Specialist
Harvie Dunn, Technical Specialist
Greg Rowe, Technical Specialist
ISS Department
Introduction
In this edition, we will cover the Diagnostic Codes that are displayed on the DIRECTV receiver
when a system test is completed.
We will go over the diagnostic code meanings and how to
resolve the issue prompting the code to appear.
Any comments or questions about this document should be sent to:
Diagnostic Codes
Diagnostic Code
Issue
Resolution /
Troubleshooting
10-xxx Receiver error detected.
A problem with your receiver was detected.
Both of these indicate receiver
errors that are not recoverable in
the field so the box must be
replaced. Code 10 indicates a
RID-related error while 11
indicates the tuner hardware
can‟t be access
ed. The presence
of error 11 may also result in a
box stuck in step 1 of 2 at boot
up.
11-xxx Receiver error detected.
A problem with your receiver was detected.
12-xxx Receiver error detected.
A problem with your receiver was detected.
This indicates no signal on the
network tuner in MPEG4 boxes.
This tuner is DC blocked and
slaved to the primary tuner and is
used for guide and conditional
access data. If the primary tuner
shows good signal strength with
this error present, then the box
should be replaced.
13-xxx Receiver error detected.
A problem was detected reading your
access card. Please check to see that the
card is inserted correctly and rerun the test.
This is often associated with a
761 / 762 OSD. It can be a card
inserted incorrectly, a faulty card
reader in the receiver or a faulty
access card. Reposition the card
and swap between boxes to
isolate the cause. Note that
brown discoloration of the CAM
card on top does not indicate a
failed or about-to-fail CAM card.