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CHAPTER 2
Getting started
Chapter 2: Getting started
This chapter tells you everything you need to know before you start setting up and using
your DIRECTV ® HD Receiver. It includes information on:
Box contents
Front panel controls and lights
Back of the DIRECTV ® HD Receiver
Installing the batteries in the remote control
Inserting the Access Card
Box contents
Welcome! The first step in setting up your DIRECTV
familiarize yourself with its contents. If you are missing any items, contact your dealer.
< DIRECTV
AAA size RJ-11
batteries Telephone cord
S-Video cable VCR control cable
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Access Card Remote control (IR)
Component cable
A/V cable (Y/P /P cable)
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Front panel controls and lights
Display Window
Displays information about your Digital Satellite Receiver.
Remote Control Sensor
Point your remote control at this sensor when operating your receiver.
STANDBY
Turns your Digital Satellite Receiver on and off.
MENU
displays the Main Menu.
INFO
displays TV program information.
SELECT
selects highlighted items on Guide and Menu screens.
EXIT
clears on-screen displays and return to TV program viewing.
ARROW
The arrow buttons navigate in the on-screen Guide and menu system.
RESOLUTION
Sets the video resolution output by the DIRECTV ® HD Receiver to match the resolution of your TV or monitor (480p/i).
Affects the signal output from the COMPONENT OUT, RGB OUT, and DVI/HDCP OUT jacks.
OUTPUT MODE
This button determines the signal type output by either DVI/HDCP OUT and RGB OUT, or COMPONENT OUT jacks.
Access Card slot
This slot holds the Access Card (which allows you to view DIRECTV
RESET
Resets your Digital Satellite Receiver.
MENU SELECT RESOLUTION
Remote Control Sensor INFO EXIT OUTPUT MODE
STANDBY RESET
< Display Window >
Signal antenna indicator Display format Display Interface
indicator indicator
Stand by mode indicator
Broadcaster
signal
indicator
Dolby Digital indicator
® programming).
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