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Audio/Video Output, RF In, Channel Change/Serial

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Setup 4: Both a Satellite Box and an RF Program Source 1. Make sure the satellite cable from the wall is connected to the satellite box. 2. Connect a Composite A/V cable from the Audio/Video Output connectors on the satellite box to the Audio/Video Input 1 connectors on the Recorder. 3. Connect the RF Coaxial cable from the antenna or cable source to the RF In connector on the Recorder. 4. Connect Composite A/V cables from the Audio/Video Output 1connectors on the Recorder to the Audio/Video Input connectors on the TV. 5. Connect a phone line (see also page 8). 6. Connect the Serial Control cable. If your DIRECTV satellite receiver has a 9-pin Data connector, plug one end of the Serial Control cable Data 3 into the Data connector, and other end into the Channel Change/Serial Connector IR Control cable connection connector on the Recorder. Then skip to step 8. 7 If you don't have a Data connector, see page 9 for Serial control alternatives. If you still can't use a Serial connection or if you don't have DIRECTV service, go to step 7. 7. Connect the IR Control cable. (Skip this step if you completed step 6 above.) extends 1½ " Cable Box or Satellite Receiver c (a) Plug the purple end of the IR Control cable into the Channel Change/IR connector (the upper mini-jack) on the Recorder. (b) Locate the IR sensor (see page 9). (c) Mount the IR emitters. Place one emitter on top of the satellite box and the other underneath b a it. Be sure both emitters stick out about 1.5 inches directly in front of the IR sensor. (Use the provided adhesive strips to hold the emitters in place.) Recorder ® 8. Plug in all power cords and turn on your TV. If you don't see the Welcome screen, you need to find the correct TV input setting. Press the Input, Source, or TV/Video button on your TV until you see the Welcome screen. For more help, see page 42. 9. Once you see the Welcome screen, the last step is to complete Guided Setup (see the User's Guide for details).You must complete Guided Setup before you can play and record DVDs. For tips on the IR Control cable connection, see page 10. ® 23

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S e t u p 4 : B o t h a S a t e l l i t e B o x a n d a n R F P r o g r a m S o u r c e
3
1.
Make sure the satellite cable from the wall is connected to the satellite box.
2.
Connect a Composite A/V cable from the
Audio/Video Output
connectors on the
satellite box to the
Audio/Video Input 1
connectors on the Recorder.
3.
Connect the RF Coaxial cable from the antenna or cable source to the
RF In
connector
on the Recorder.
4.
Connect Composite A/V cables from the
Audio/Video Output 1
connectors on the
Recorder to the
Audio/Video Input
connectors on the TV.
5.
Connect a phone line (see also page 8).
6.
Connect the Serial Control cable. If your DIRECTV satellite receiver
has a 9-pin Data connector, plug one end of the Serial Control cable
into the Data connector, and other end into the
Channel Change/Serial
connector on the Recorder. Then skip to step 8.
If you don’t have a Data connector, see page 9 for Serial control alternatives. If you
still can’t use a Serial connection or if you don’t have DIRECTV service, go to step 7.
7.
Connect the IR Control cable. (Skip this step if you completed step 6 above.)
(a)
Plug the purple end of the IR Control cable into the
Channel Change/IR
connector
(the upper mini-jack) on the Recorder.
(b)
Locate the IR sensor (see page 9).
(c)
Mount
the IR emitters. Place one emitter on top of the satellite box and the other underneath
it. Be sure both emitters stick out about 1.5 inches directly in front of the IR sensor.
(Use the provided adhesive strips to hold the emitters in place.)
8.
Plug in all power cords and turn on your TV. If you don’t see the Welcome screen, you
need to find the correct TV input setting. Press the Input, Source, or TV/Video button
on your TV until you see the Welcome screen. For more help, see page 42.
9.
Once you see the Welcome screen, the last step is to complete Guided Setup (see the
User’s Guide
for details).You must complete Guided Setup before you can play and
record DVDs.
For tips on the IR Control cable
connection, see page 10.
®
extends 1½ "
Cable Box or
Satellite Receiver
a
Recorder
®
b
c
IR Control cable connection
7
Data
Connector