Technicolor Connected Home USA DCI401GEU2 wirelessly controlled converter box User Manual Manual Part 1

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HD-DTA
Easy Setup Guide
Installation • Operation • Troubleshooting
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Table of Contents
What’s included in this Install Kit?
Start Here!
Connecting to a TV with HDMI Cable (No VCR)
Connecting to a TV+VCR with Coax cable
Connecting to a TV with Coax cable (No VCR)
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Power Up
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Connecting to the Network and activating your HD-DTA
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Verify your Services
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Programming the new remote
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HD-DTA Operation Guide
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Using your HD-DTA and VCR
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Remote Operation Guide
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RF Remote Pairing Process
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Troubleshooting Guide
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DTA Operation Guide (Two remotes)
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What you need to know
To bring you better service now and in the future your cable operator is
upgrading to an
All-Digital network – All-Digital for every channel, on every TV set.
What you need to do
To continue to receive all the channels you are used to, you will need
to make sure that every TV in your home is equipped with
one of our HD-DTA or Digital Cable Boxes.
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What’s included in this Install Kit?
HD-DTA
Each TV will need to be connected to a HD-DTA or a Digital Cable
Box, but not both.
HDMI Cable
5 Foot Coax Cable
Power Cord
Remote Control
In order to operate the HD-DTA you must use the remote control
included with this kit. Programming instructions for the remote control
are included in this guide.
2 AAA Batteries
Adhesive Fasteners
Use these if you want to stick the HD-DTA to your TV.
Note: Please be careful. Technicolor is not responsible for any damage
done to any surface you stick these to.
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Items that you may also need:
Flashlight
Power Strip
You’ll need a power strip if you already have 2 items plugged into the
electrical outlet that you plan to use.
Extension Cord
You’ll need an extension cord if you already have 2 items plugged into
the electrical outlet closest to your TV.
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Start Here!
Please refer to the Welcome Letter that was delivered
with this kit to identify:
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The phone number associated with your Cable Operator account
The channel where you can view a video demonstration of these
instructions
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The last four digits of the serial number of
each HD-DTA that you will be activating:
Serial Number
Location in your home
Output Channel
Note: The serial number can be found on the bottom of the
HD-DTA itself and is also printed on the outside of the
HD-DTA package.
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Connecting to a TV
with HDMI Cable
(No VCR)
If you have a VCR, follow the directions on page 9.
If you do not have a VCR, follow the directions on this page.
Connect the HD-DTA
to the Cable Outlet
Turn off your TV.
Locate the cable that currently runs from
the cable wall outlet to the back of your
TV. Leave one end of the cable connected
to the wall, but disconnect
the other end from the back of your TV.
Connect the HD-DTA
to the TV
Find the HDMI cable included in this kit.
Connect one end of the cable to the “HDMI”
input on the back of the HD-DTA.
Connect the other end to the “HDMI” input
on the back of your TV.
TV
TV
Wall
Cable Outlet
Reconnect this end of the cable to the
“Cable In” input on the back of the
HD-DTA.
Cable Outlet
Wall
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Connecting to a TV+VCR
with Coax cable
If you do not have a VCR, follow the directions on page 8.
If you have a VCR, follow the directions on this page.
Connect the HD-DTA
to the Cable Outlet
Turn off your TV.
Locate the cable that currently runs from
the cable wall outlet to the back of your
VCR (or other recording device). Leave one
end of the cable connected to the wall, but
disconnect the other end from the back of
your VCR.
Connect the HD-DTA
to the VCR
Find the 5-foot coax cable included in this
kit. Connect one end of the cable to the
“To TV” input on the back of the HD-DTA.
Connect the other end to the “Cable In/RF
In” input on the back of your VCR.
VCR Input
VCR
Wall
Cable Outlet
Reconnect this end of the cable to the
“Cable In” input on the back of the
HD-DTA.
Cable Outlet
Wall
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Connecting to a TV with Coax cable
(No VCR)
If you have a VCR, follow the directions on this page 9.
Connect the HD-DTA
to the Cable Outlet
Turn off your TV.
Locate the cable that currently runs from
the cable wall outlet to the back of your
VCR (or other recording device). Leave one
end of the cable connected to the wall, but
disconnect the other end from the back of
your VCR.
Connect the HD-DTA
to the TV
Find the 5-foot coax cable included in this
kit. Connect one end of the cable to the
“To TV” input on the back of the HD-DTA.
Connect the other end to the “Cable In/RF
In” input on the back of your TV.
Cable IN / RF IN
VCR
Wall
Cable Outlet
Reconnect this end of the cable to the
“Cable In” input on the back of the
HD-DTA.
Cable Outlet
Wall
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Power Up
If you are connecting the HD-DTA to a television with HDMI,
set your TV to choose “HDMI” as the input source.
Or
Pick which output channel your TV will use and make sure your television
is set to that selected channel
by setting the switch on the back of the HD-DTA
to the proper output channel (Ch 3 or Ch 4).
Find the power cord included in the kit. Plug the end of the
power cord into the power input “+5V DC In” on the back of the HD-DTA.
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Plug the other end into a working electrical outlet or power strip.
Make sure that the outlet is not controlled by a
switch that gets turned on and off.
Check the front of the HD-DTA to see if the green light is on and blinking.
If it is not on, check to make sure the power plug was plugged
into the power input “+5V DC In” and that the other end
is plugged into a working electrical outlet.
Note: After activation, this light will remain on and constantly lit.
Please wait 20 minutes before calling to activate.
This will allow the HD-DTA to connect to the
network and get the latest updates.
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Connecting to the Network and
activating your HD-DTA
Remember, you must wait 20 minutes before calling to
activate. This will allow the HD-DTA to connect to the
network and get the latest updates.
If you received more than one HD-DTA, this would be a good time to
get the others installed so you can activate them all with one call.
Note: To complete your activation, you will need your account information
and the serial number of each HD-DTA you are activating.
Note: The serial number can be found on the bottom of the
HD-DTA itself and is also printed on the outside of the
HD-DTA package.
Call your cable operator’s automated activation line
and follow the instructions.
Turn on your TV and tune it to the proper output channel (Ch 3 or Ch 4).
Channel 3/4
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Verify your Services
After completing the activation step, wait a few minutes
for programming to appear.
Confirm that the HD-DTA is connected to the power and that
the light on the front is solid (not blinking).
Make sure that the TV is on.
Using the remote control to operate your HD-DTA, scroll through
your channels and make sure they are all working.
Note: If the light is blinking or your channels are not showing up, turn to the
troubleshooting section of this guide.
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Programming the new remote
This is the easiest method for programming your remote control to
operate the volume and power on your TV.
In this next section, you will use the remote to
automatically find the right code for your TV.
Keys to successfully
programming your remote:
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Carefully read all instructions on pages 17
and 18 before starting.
Pay attention to the red light on the
remote. You will need to watch for “blinks”
in order to tell if you have completed a
step correctly.
Be patient. It may take a few tries to get
this right.
Step 3 is critical. Remember to press and
hold the TV POWER or the MUTE
button while searching for the right code
for your particular brand of TV. As soon
as the TV turns off or becomes muted,
you will have to release the button within
2 seconds for the code to lock into the
remote.
Red light location
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Step 1
Turn on your TV using the buttons on the TV or the TV remote.
Note: Your TV must always be set to the proper channel (Ch 3 or Ch 4)
or HDMI Input to match the output channel on the back of your HD-DTA.
Step 2
Install the batteries (included in your kit) in your new remote control.
Press and hold both Digit 1 and Digit 3 buttons together until the red light turns on.
Release both buttons.
Keep your eyes on
the remote so you can
watch the red light.
Press and hold
both buttons at the
same time
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Step 3
Point the new remote at the TV.
Press and hold either the
TV POWER or the MUTE button.
The remote will start searching for the
right code while you are holding one
of these buttons.
When the TV follows the command you chose
(turns off if you held the TV POWER button
or the sound goes off if you held the MUTE
button), release the button within 2 seconds
to lock in the code.
The red light on the remote will blink twice.
Step 4
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Keys to success:
Carefully read all parts of
step 3 before attempting.
Be patient and hold down
the TV POWER or MUTE
button during the search for
the right code.
If you pressed TV POWER in Step 3, press TV
POWER on your remote to turn on your TV.
If you pressed MUTE in Step 3, press MUTE on
the remote to restore the sound to your TV.
If your TV responds, then you have successfully
programmed your remote.
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If you are not successful the first time,
try again.
If you still don’t succeed, try this alternate method:
Find the small instruction booklet that came with the remote.
Use those instructions to look up and enter the 4 digit code
for your TV make and model.
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HD-DTA Operation Guide
Quick Troubleshooting Checklist
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TV set on the proper output channel (Ch 3 or Ch 4) or HDMI Input
HD-DTA light is on
Be sure that the TV
is on the proper
channel
(Ch 3 or Ch 4).
Be sure that the
HD-DTA is on.
You should see a
solid green light.
Be sure that the
HD-DTA is set to the proper
output channel (Ch 3 or Ch 4).
Always use the remote that came with the HD-DTA to
change channels and for volume control.
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Using your HD-DTA and VCR
Quick Troubleshooting Checklist
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TV set on the proper output channel (Ch 3 or Ch 4) or HDMI
VCR set on the proper output channel (Ch 3 or Ch 4)
Tune VCR to the same channel
HD-DTA light is on
Tune HD-DTA to channel that you want to record
Be sure that the TV
is on the proper channel
(Ch 3 or Ch 4) or
HDMI.
Be sure that the
HD-DTA is set to the
proper output channel
(Ch 3 or Ch 4).
Use your HD-DTA
remote to tune the
HD-DTA to the
channel that you
want to record.
Be sure that
the VCR tuner
is set to the
proper channel
(Ch 3 or Ch 4).
Be sure that the VCR
is set on the
proper output channel
(Ch 3 or Ch 4).
Recording with your VCR:
TV on 3 and VCR on 3 if you selected 3 for your HD-DTA output channel
or
TV on 4 and VCR on 4 if you selected 4 for your HD-DTA output channel
Use your HD-DTA remote to tune the HD-DTA to the channel to be recorded.
If you are scheduling a recording you must leave your
HD-DTA tuned to the channel that you want to record.
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Remote Operation Guide
KEY
FUNCTION
When the remote has been programmed to the TV,
TV POWER will turn the TV on and off.
Use DTA POWER to turn the HD-DTA on and off.
Use the key pad (0-9) to directly select the channels.
Use MENU to display the Menu screen.
Use CLEAR to erase the last digit you had entered.
Use Navigation Keys to move the cursor UP, DOWN, LEFT,
DOWN.
Use SELECT to select the item the cursor is pointing to.
Press MUTE once to turn the sound on or off.
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Remote Operation Guide
KEY
FUNCTION
Use LAST to recall the last channel.
Use GUIDE to display the Electronic Program Guide.
Use INFO to display information relating to current
contents.
Use INPUT to toggle among TV Input signals.
Use VOL+ (or VOL-) to raise (or lower) the volume.
Use CH+ (or CH-) to select the next higher (or lower)
channel.
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RF Remote Pairing Process
When multiple Technicolor remotes work in a shared space, interference can result.
To avoid this problem, the remote must be paired with the HD-DTA.
Follow these steps to “pair” a remote with a HD-DTA:
Step 1
Make certain no other Technicolor remote is in the area.
Turn on your HD-DTA.
Turn on your TV using the buttons on the TV or the TV remote
(not a HD-DTA remote in this instance).
Step 2
Press and hold both DTA POWER and SELECT keys
at the same time.
Wait, then a 3 digit validation code will display on the TV.
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Code to appears on the screen.
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Step 3
Release both remote keys.
Enter the 3 digit code using the HD-DTA remote.
When remote is successfully paired with the HD-DTA, the
remote’s red light will blink twice.
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Troubleshooting Guide
If the remote control does not work:
• Check that the batteries still have charge and are inserted correctly.
• Make sure your remote can “see” the front of the HD-DTA.
If there is no picture on the TV and the light on the HD-DTA is
blinking:
• Check your coaxial cables and make sure that they are attached
correctly.
• Unplug the HD-DTA, plug it back in, then wait 5 minutes for it to reset.
If there is no picture on the TV and the light on the HD-DTA is solid
(not blinking):
• Check  that the TV is tuned to the proper channel (Ch 3 or Ch 4).
• If you are also connected to a VCR, try turning the VCR off.  
• Check that the HD-DTA is connected directly to the cable provider
outlet in your wall.
• Make sure that all cables are firmly connected.
• Check the input setting on your TV, make sure that it is set on
ANT or CABLE.
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If the audio is in a language that you did not expect to hear:
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You may have changed to an alternate language setting – Press the “LANG” button
on your remote control one or two times.
If the remote is turning the TV off and on and changing the channels
but not changing the volume:
•
Your TV volume may have been turned all the way down or muted with the old TV
remote. Refer to page 26.
If your HD-DTA is not coming on:
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Make sure that the power cord is securely connected to the back of theHD-DTA.
Make sure that theHD-DTA power cord is plugged into a working power outlet.
If you cannot get the HD-DTA remote programmed to your TV:
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You may not be hitting the CH+ enough times.  
Be sure to push the “set” button within 5 seconds once your TV turns off.
You may be hitting the CH+ once the TV has already turned off. Start over and press
the button slowly.
Try the alternate programming method on page 19.
VCR is not recording the right channel:
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The VCR will only record the channel that the HD-DTA is tuned to. Set your TV
and VCR to the proper channel (Ch 3 or Ch 4), then use the HD-DTA remote to
tune the HD-DTA to the channel to be recorded.
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DTA Operation Guide
(Two remotes)
If you were unable to program your remote, you will need to use two
remotes to operate your TV:
the HD-DTA remote and the one that came with your TV.
Setting the remote volume
1. Use the remote control that came with your TV
to adjust the volume to a comfortable level. This
should be the last time you’ll use this remote for
volume control.
2. Going forward use only your HD-DTA remote to
adjust volume up or down.
Caution:
Don’t use your TV remote to change channels.
Your TV must always be set to the proper
channel (Ch 3 or Ch 4) or you will
see a snowy or blank screen.
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Using two remotes
Use the remote that came
with your TV to turn
the TV on and off.
Use your HD-DTA remote
to change channels
and adjust volume.
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