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( Home Networks Home Networks When we refer to a "home network," we mean two or more devices (probably computers), connected to a router. Connecting DVRs to a home network is the best way to take full advantage of Home Media Option. ~. USB Ports. Wireless and Wired Network Adapters On the back panel of your DVR, you will see two USB ports that can be used to connect either a wireless or a wired (Ethernet) USB network adapter. Although you can use either of these ports, only one network adapter can be connected at a time. USB network adapters let your DVR use its USB port to communicate with other networked devices. Whether you choose wireless or wired (Ethernet), you will need a network adapter for each DVR you wish to connect. TiVo recommends the following models of wireless and wired (Ethernet) network adapters: • Wireless: Linksys WUSBll ver. 2.6 - Instant Wireless USB Network Adapter, Version 2.6 or later. (The version number is located on the front and side panels of the box.) • Wired (Ethernet): Linksys USBIOOTX - EtherFast® 10/100 USB Network Adapter. Our customers have also reported some success with other models. Check TiVo online support at www.tivo.com/adapters for the latest information. The USB port on the back panel of your DVR A USB Wireless network adapter (yours may look different) (yours may look different) ~ You do not need to use the CDs that ~ came with your network adapters. They are intended to load software on your computer. You can put the CDs away for safe keeping. 81

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(
Home
Networks
~-------------------------
Home
Networks
When we refer to a "home network," we mean two or more devices (probably computers),
connected to a router. Connecting DVRs to a home network is the best way to take full
advantage
of
Home Media Option.
~.
USB
Ports.
Wireless
and
Wired
Network
Adapters
On the back panel
of
your DVR, you will see two
USB ports
that can be used to connect
either a wireless or a wired (Ethernet) USB network adapter. Although you can use either
of
these ports, only one network adapter can be connected at a time.
USB
network adapters
let your
DVR
use its USB port to communicate with other
networked devices. Whether you choose wireless or wired (Ethernet), you will need a
network adapter for each
DVR
you wish to connect.
TiVo recommends the following models
of
wireless and wired (Ethernet) network
adapters:
•
Wireless: Linksys
WUSBll
ver. 2.6 -
Instant Wireless USB Network Adapter,
Version 2.6 or later. (The version number is located on the front and side panels
of
the
box.)
•
Wired (Ethernet): Linksys USBIOOTX -
EtherFast® 10/100 USB Network Adapter.
Our customers have also reported some success with other models. Check TiVo online
support at
www.tivo.com/adapters
for the latest information.
The
USB
port
on
the
back panel
of
your
DVR
A
USB
Wireless network adapter
(yours may
look
different)
(yours may
look
different)
~
You do
not
need
to
use
the
CDs
that
~
came
with
your
network
adapters.
They are intended
to
load software on
your
computer.
You
can
put
the
CDs
away
for
safe keeping.
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