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Using My DVR Expander with Scientific Atlanta DVRs, Connecting the DVR Expander to a DVR

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Using My DVR Expander with Scientific Atlanta DVRs Connecting the DVR Expander to a DVR 1. Check the recording space on your digital video recorder (DVR). Write down the percentage of used and available space, then power off the DVR and disconnect its power cord. 2. Connect the AC adapter cord to the DVR Expander and electrical outlet as shown below. The power LED illuminates. CAUTION: Do not connect to the auxiliary power connector on the back of the DVR, as it is not an adequate power source for external drives. 3. Connect the eSATA cable to the DVR Expander and DVR. 4. Power on the DVR. 5. Check the recording space on your DVR. If the DVR Expander was detected properly by the DVR, the percentage of used space should be decreased and the percentage of available space should be increased. If the DVR Expander was not detected properly, disconnect the drive as described in "Disconnecting the DVR Expander" in the next section then repeat the steps above. Front Power LED Rear eSATA Connector Kensington® Security Slot† Power Supply Connector Step 2 Power Connection †For more information on the Kensington Security Slot, visit www.kensington.com. Step 3 eSATA Connection to DVR Using My DVR Expander with Scientific Atlanta DVRs | 6

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Using My DVR Expander with Scientific Atlanta DVRs
Connecting the DVR Expander to a DVR
1.
Check the recording space on your digital video recorder (DVR). Write down the percentage of used and
available space, then power off the DVR and disconnect its power cord.
2.
Connect the AC adapter cord to the DVR Expander and electrical outlet as shown below. The power LED
illuminates.
3.
Connect the eSATA cable to the DVR Expander and DVR.
4.
Power on the DVR.
5.
Check the recording space on your DVR. If the DVR Expander was detected properly by the DVR, the
percentage of used space should be decreased and the percentage of available space should be increased.
If the DVR Expander was not detected properly, disconnect the drive as described in “Disconnecting the
DVR Expander” in the next section then repeat the steps above.
For more information on the Kensington Security Slot, visit www.kensington.com.
CAUTION:
Do not connect to the auxiliary power connector on the back of the DVR, as it is not an
adequate power source for external drives.
Front
Rear
Power LED
eSATA Connector
Power Supply
Connector
Kensington
®
Security Slot
Step 3
eSATA Connection to DVR
Step 2
Power Connection