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DIRECTV® HD RECEIVER USER GUIDE DIRECTV® WHOLE-HOME DVR SERVICE With DIRECTV's Whole-Home DVR service and the proper equipment, it's like having a DVR in every room. Now even rooms with HD Non-DVR receivers can schedule and watch recorded programs. Start watching a recorded program in one room, stop it, then continue watching it in another room. 1. Network Your Receivers: When your HD DVR and HD Non-DVR receivers are networked, it allows them to share content. This is typically completed by an installer during your installation appointment. To learn more about upgrade and eligibility requirements, go to directv.com/ wholehome. To get a quick understanding of how recorded content is shared by your household, skip to step 7. NOTE: To access DIRECTV® Whole-Home DVR service functionality, you need a DIRECTV Plus HD DVR receiver (models HR34, HR24, HR20-HR23 with DECA), an additional Whole-Home-capable receiver (models H25, H24, HR24, HR34, H21 with DECA, H23 with DECA, R22 with DECA,HR20-HR23 with DECA) for each TV, a SWiM network, HD Access, DVR service and DIRECTV® Whole-Home DVR service. There is a limit of one remote viewing per DVR at a time. For Whole-Home DVR to function, your receivers should never have an Ethernet cable connected, unless it is connected to a DECA. H24, H25, HR24 and HR34 receivers should never have a DECA installed. 34

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DIRECTV
®
HD RECEIVER USER GUIDE
With DIRECTV’s Whole-Home DVR service and the proper
equipment, it’s like having a DVR in every room. Now even
rooms with HD Non-DVR receivers can schedule and watch
recorded programs. Start watching a recorded program in one
room, stop it, then continue watching it in another room.
1. Network Your Receivers:
When your HD DVR and HD Non-DVR receivers are networked,
it allows them to share content. This is typically completed by
an installer during your installation appointment. To learn more
about upgrade and eligibility requirements, go to directv.com/
wholehome. To get a quick understanding of how recorded
content is shared by your household, skip to step 7.
NOTE: To access DIRECTV
®
Whole-Home DVR service
functionality, you need a DIRECTV Plus HD DVR receiver
(models HR34, HR24, HR20-HR23 with DECA), an additional
Whole-Home-capable receiver (models H25, H24, HR24, HR34,
H21 with DECA, H23 with DECA, R22 with DECA,HR20-HR23
with DECA) for each TV, a SWiM network, HD Access, DVR
service and DIRECTV
®
Whole-Home DVR service. There is a
limit of one remote viewing per DVR at a time. For Whole-Home
DVR to function, your receivers should never have an Ethernet
cable connected, unless it is connected to a DECA. H24, H25,
HR24 and HR34 receivers should never have a DECA installed.
DIRECTV
®
WHOLE-HOME DVR SERVICE
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DIRECTV
®
HD RECEIVER USER GUIDE