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The Parts of
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THE. RECEIVER
THE RECEIVER FRONT PANEL
Contact. Burrows
The front panel buttons give you some control
over the receiver. These buttons work the same
way as the matching remote control buttons.
described in Chapter I - Usmg the Sa'reilue
Svslem and Chapter 4 . Using the DVD Player
MODE lNDICATDRS
A green light our
the SAT label lights
up when the
receiver is turned
ON and is in satellite receiver mode, and goes
out when the receiver is mmed OFF. A red light
over the DISC label lights up when the receiver
is in DVD mode and changes to orange when in
Audio CD mode.
FRONT CARD Smr
The card slot behind the lefi access door-requires
a special ewommeree cartiDa not insert the
DISH Network smart card in to this sloLch do
no! need a cad inserted in this turd slot.
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THE RECEIVER BACK PANEL
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The back panel of the receiver provides the
connections that you use to wire the receiver to
all the other electronic devtces that you use it
also provides the receiver power cord and
telephone jack, Depending on the wiring setup
that you use, you may not use some of these
connections, but they are prOVided to suoport any
desrred setup. The DVD Player doesnot require
any special Wiring. SeeChaprer 5, Reference. or
the Installation Inyrrrrclians for more
information.
SMART CARD SLOT
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the receiver luck
panel slot.
THE REMOTE CONTROL
For infomiation on using the remote control, see
Chapter 3 - Using the Satellite Synemand
Chapter 4 - Using the DVD Player.
Nola: if you lose or damage the remote control
you will not be fully able to control the receivert
If this happens, call the Semice Center at 1400-
ZSE-DISH (3474) to Order I repllcement. You
will be charged the sale price of the remote
control. plus shipping and handling.
UHF remote controls (with the UHF symbol on
the front side) can operate the receiver through
the walls of your building. To use such a remote
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you must attach a UHF antenna to the receiver
back panel UHF Remote Antenna connection
IR remote controls (with “INFRARED
REMOTE" on the back side) must be pointed
directly at the receiver, with no objects blocking
the line ofsightr You can use such a remote only
within 40 Feet of the receiver.
INSTALLING BATTERIES IN THE REMOTE
The remote control is sh tpped
with AAA batteries, packaged
separately. When you replace
old batteries, you should
replace all of the batteries.
Use batteries of tho some
grade, For example, alkaline
or carbon zinc, and do not mix
batteries of different grades,
Alkaline batteries provide
longer battery life
Press down on the slot in the battery cover (on
the back of the remote control) and slide the
coverofi‘.
Insert the new batteries, making sure to match
the plus (“+") ends with the plus markings on the
battery cue.
Replace the battery cover by sliding the cover
back up into Place.
THE REMOTE CONTROL BUTTONS
Mons BUTTONS
The SAT (satellite rec=iver),TV, VCR, and
AUX (auxiliary) mode buttons indicate which
device the remote will control, To change modes,
press the nppropn'n'te button. The corresponding
button background light turn: on. For DVD
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operation, make sure the remote is in theSAT
model
Taneo TVNiDEo ,
if you connect the receiver using only the RF or
VHF connections, use this button, in SAT mode,
to switch between the receiver and an alternate
video source such as cable or broadcast TV
antenna input, It will switch to the device routed
into the TV Antenna Cahln In connection,
in TV mode, this button Cvili switch between
video inputs on some TVs (check your television
GWnet’s manual for more details).
MENU MENU
ln SAT mode, press the Menu button to open the
Main M-nu When using the DVD Player.
this button will bring up the DVD disc menu,
w°‘"5+ POWER
ln SAT mode, press the Fewer button to turn the
receiver ON or Oh? The green Power light over
the SAT label on the receiver front panel lights
up to indicate the receiver is ON, For each mode,
the Power button will turn that device ON and
OFF, lfthe remole has been programmed for that
deVice. See Programmmg the Dlgllal Remote 10
Comm! Other Dew“: on vase 3-7. Note: If you
program the TV mode no control a television and
do not (grog-am the AUX mode, the ALIX mode
button will turn the television ON and OFF. This
allows you to turn the television ON or OFF
without leaving SAT mode.
no: PAGE UP AND PAGE Down
oi
ln SAT mode, press the Pan. Up or Page Down
arrow button to scan, by page, through the listing
of channels when you have open the Program
Guide or, if the receiver supports Thames, the
Therm Cat-god's menu.
In VCR made, these buttons scan up or down
through the television channels.
Mute
In any mode, press the Mute button to
temporarily turn off the sound. Press it again to
restore the sound, The Mute button works only if
you have programmed the remote. See
Programming rhe Digital Remote lo Con/m! Other
Devices on page 3v7.
uoLuue VOLUME
In any mode, press the plus (+) side of the
Volume button to increase the sound volume.
Press the minus (-) side ofmeVolume button to
reduce the sound volume. This button Works only
if you have programmed the remote. See
Program/rung (he Digilal Remote m Conn-at amt-
Dzmer on page 3~7. '
In SAT mode, press the Guide button to open the
Program Guide, When the Program Guide is
open, press the Guide button to switch among
Favorltes Lists.
@ SELECT
In SAT mode, press the Seiect button to svvitch
to DVD mode or press the Select button to select
the highlighted option in a menu and perform die
function.
GUlDE
In VCR mode, this button functions as thePIay
button. Press this button to play the video tape.
In TV or AUX mode, this button functions as an
Enter button.
Press the Select button to go to DVD mode
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or to select an option from a DVD disc menu
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In SAT mode;
- When usmg a menu, press these buttons to
move the highlight to the desired option.
~ When Watching a‘program, press theRight
button to open the Browse Banner or the Up
or Down button to change channels.
~ When the Browse Banner is open. press the
Up or Down button to View the Browse
Banner for the next channel.
When a menu offers a list of chalees. press
the Up or Down button to bring more
choices mto view.
~ When the Program Guide is open, press the
Up or Down button to move the highlight
through the channels
. When a number must be entered in a menu.
press the Up or Down button to increase or
decrease the highlighted number.
~ When the Browse Banner or Program
Guide is open. press the Left or ngbt button
to display programs in different time periods
(but not a time period earlier than the
present),
- If the receiver supports Theme Categories.
when watching a program press the Left
button to open an Theme Categories menu,
In VCR mode:
- The Up button functions as the Stop button.
Press this button to stop the video tape.
n The Down button functions as the Flu“
button. Press this button to temporarily step
the video tape during recording or play.
Press this button or the Select button (Play)
to restart the tape.
- The Left button functions as the Rewlnd
button. Press this button to rewind the video
tape. During tape play, press this button to
rapidly view the video tape as a reverse
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visual tear: it.
~ The Right button functions as the Fast
Forward button. Press this button to rapidly
advance the video tape. During tape play,
press this button to rapidly View the Video as
a forward visual search.
In W or AUX mode:
Use the Up or Down bunnn to change channels
up or down.
in DVD mode:
v When usmg a menut press these hunons to
move the highlight to the desired option.
RECALL
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In SAT, TV: or AUX mode (for cable TV boxes
only), press the Recall button to go hack to the
last channel you were watching. Press repeatedly
to alternate between the last two channels that
you Viewed.
Note: You must first program the remote in
control the device, See Programming the Digital
Remote lo Control Other Devlcer on page 3-7.
INFORMAYION
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In SAT mode:
- Press this button for more information when
the Program Guide, Brews: Banner, or
Theme Categories menu is open. or you are
watching a program.
- When 2 menu is open that includes aHelp
option. press this button to see help
information for that menu.
- If the receiver supports Theme Categorin,
highlight a program in aTherna Categories
list and then press this button for more
information on that progmn.
~ When the receiver is OFF, press this button
to display the kmpomnt System
Inlormation menu.
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© VIEW
New
In SAT mode:
- Press this button to return to watching a
program
. If already watching a program, press this
button to briefly display the Program
Banner.
' From any menu, pressfitis button to cancel
the procedure and immediarely go back to
watching the program.
In DVD mode:
Press this button to return to Satellile TV
viewing.
Q CANCEL
In Sat mode:
Press the Cancel button to cancel the current
procedure and to retum to the previous menu or
to watching a program
In DVD mode:
If the View banner is on, press theCancel button
to return to watching a program.
@ SYSTEM INFORMATION
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In SAT mode, press this button to display the
Import-m System Information menu.
9 RECORD
In VCR mode, press this button to start recording
on the VCR.
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NUMBER PAD
ny mode:
W_hen watching a program or with the
Program Guide open, enter the Jvdigir
channel number to change immediately to
that channel,
Use the number pad buttons to enter m'enu
option numbers
Use these buttons to enter a number such as a
ZIP code or password in a menu
When the Program Guide is open, enrer A
number of hours using the number pad
buttons, and then press the Left or Right
arrow to display programs In the time period
offset by that number of hours The receiver
cannot display a time period earlier than the
present.
In DVD mode:
The 2 button functions as use Title button.
Press this hutlon to cycle through me
availabie DVD disc titles
The 4 buttun functinns as theAudio button,
Press this button to cycle through the
available DVD audio options,
The 5 button functions as the Angle button.
Press this button to cycle through Ihe
available angles on a DVD disc.
The B button functions as the Subtlile
buttons Press lhis button to cycle through the
ayailable DVD subtitles.
The 8 button functions as the chapter
button. Press this button to skip ahead one
chapter on the DVD disc,
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Note: When you are in the Disc menu,these
buttons function as standard number buttons.
In AUX mode: ,
Use this button to progrtrn the remote control.
in DVD mode:
Press this button when midway through a
chapter/track. and play will return to the srart of
that chapter/track. Press it agam to skip hack to a
previous chapter’lrack,
KIP POUND (in/SKIP AHEAD
In SAT mode:
Use this button to set and to check the remote
control addreSs.
In DVD mode:
Press this button to skip ahead (0 the next
Chaplet/track.
® PLAY
In DVD mode:
Press this button ID begin playback ol'a disc.
@ STOP
In DVD mode:
Press this button to stop playback ofa disc.
0 PAUSE
In DVD mode:
' Press this button to freeze/still a picture or
pause in chapter/track.
' Press this button repeatedly to advance still
pictures frame by Eran-re
v Prus Forward or Reverse when in Pause
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mod: for Slow Fonvard or Slow Reverse.
Q FAST FORWARD
In DVD mode:
. Press this button to fast forward search
(hmughadisc,
Fag. 1-5
- hes: the button repeatedly and the Re
Step 4.
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ln OVD mode:
' Press this button to rewind Search through a
disc.
1 Press the button repeatedly and the rewmd
speed will increase to Step 5, the maximum
CHANGING THE DlGITAL REMOTE ADDRESS
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Do not change the address of the remote unless
absolutely necessary
Note: if you start this procedure and at any time
do not press a button wllhin 20 seconds, the
remote will end the procedure automatically
Simply start over again.
Press the Menu button, MEMJ
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Select the System Setup option.
Select the Installation option.
Select the System Info option. Tins
dlsp lays the Im port/mt System
Infimnation menu.
Note the Remote Address shown
on this menu,
Press and hold the SAT mode button about three
seconds, until all the mode button backlighrs
come on, then release the SAT button.
Use are number pad buttons to enter a number
From I to 15. The SAT mode button backllght
will blink of afier you enter each digit, and then
come on again.
Press the Pound (a!) button. if the address
you entered is valid for the remote control, @
the SAT mode button backlight flashes
three times.
Press the Record button The number in the
Remote Address field on the Important
system Infonmtion menu should match the one
you entered.
To verify the code, press and hold theSAT mode
button for three seconds. Then, press me Found
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The Remote Control 627
(13) button twice. The SAT mnde button backlight
flashes the same number of times as the address.
ll) Select the Cancel option repeatedly to exit the
menus
INSTALUNG AN ATTENUATOR (UHF REMOTE
ONLY)
Other UHF signals may block signals sent from a
UHF remote control to the receiver. To prevent
such interference, you can install a lo dB
attenuator. This will reduce the sensinviry of the
receiver to other.UHF signals but also
substantially reduce the operating range of the
rem'ote control,
Remove the UHF antenna from rheuHF Remote
Antenna connection on the receiver back panel.
Attach a IO 65 attenuator to the UHF Remote
Antenna connection.
Attach the UHF antenna to the attenuator.
PROGRAMMING THE DIGlTAL REMOTE
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T0 CONTROL OTHER DEVICES
Note: it" you Want to program the AUX mode,
program It before you program the TV mode. It"
you already have programmed lheTV mode, do
the folloWing: (a) write down the TV code, (5)
reprogram the TV mode using code 222, (c)
program the AUX mode, and (d) reprogram the
w mode using the code that you wrote down.
Tum ON the device you want the remote (0
control. You must turn ON the device using its
buttons or the remote control that came with it.
Find the brand name of the device in the device
code tables stming on page 5-13.1fthe brand is
not listed, see the Doing the Ramon Conn-bl
Device Code Scan procedure on page 3-8.
Press and hold the mode button for the device
that you want the remote to control, for about
three seconds. When all the other mode button
backlights come on, release the mode button.
Use file number pad buttons to enter the code for
me device. if you are programming in the AUX
mode, you must enter a 4-digit code. The first
digit is the code for the device, as follows: 0 is
for a second TV. I is for a second VCR, and 2 is
for an amplifier of cable TV box.
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Press and release the Found (a) button. If the code is valid, the mode button backlight blinks three times.
Test it the code works for the device by pressing thePewer button. it the code works, the device should turn
OFF,
Turn the device back ON and try some other functions to make sure they work. Occasionally, thé’ower button
may work When other buttons do not. lfthe code works for other functions. stop here
if the code you entered does not work, repeat steps 3 through 7 using another code from the tables.
If you have tried all olthe codes listed for the devtce without success. or ifynu can not find the device brand
name in the tables, use the Device Code Scan procedure as follows,
DOlNG THE REMOTE C0 NTRGL
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DEVICE CODE SCAN
[fa device brand lS not listed in the code tables or if the listed codes do'nnt work, you can scan through all the
codes. testing each one. The remote may not control some brands or models ofdevices,
Press and hold the mode button For the device that you want the rcmOle‘lo control, for about three seconds
When all the other mode button bncklights come on, release the button, It will flash to indicate it is in the
address programming. format,
For AUX mode only, use the number pad buttons to enter the number ofthe device. Then. press thétar 1“)
button ThlS defines the device for which you are scanning: 0 is fora second TV.
l is fora second VCR. and 2 is for an amplifier or cable TV box,
Press the Power button,
Press the Up or Down arrow button to set the remote to the next code, TheDown arrow button scans backward.
and the up arrow button scans forward. Press the arrow button repeatedly to continue scanning.
When the correct code is renched, the device turns OFF. If this happens, press the Found (a) button IO store the
code in me remote. IF the code is valid. the appropriate mode light blinks three times
Press the Power button to turn the device back ON.
Try some other remote control buttons to make sure that you have the correct code
DETERMINING me REMOTE CONTROL
Devtce 00055
You can find out what device code is currently set for each remote control mode. Do the followmg:
Press and hold the mode button for the device that you want the remote to control, for about three seconds.
When all the other mode button backlights come on, retcase the mode button.
Press the Pound (t) button twice. The mode light flashes the number of times to indicate each digit of the
current mode. with a pause berWeen the flash sequencesfor example, for an AUX code of mas, the mode
light flashes once quickly (for zero), then once, three times,
and six times.
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WlRlNG THE SYSTEM TOGEl'HER
TWO OR MORE RECEIVERS
Each output on the LNBF can support a single
receiver. You cannot connect two receivers to the
same output (for example, by using a line
splitter), because the two receivers would
interfere with each other during channel
selection. This is a charlctertstic of satellite
television in general. and is not a limitation of
this system.
If you want to connect two or more receivers to
the same snteiiite dish and be able to watch
different channels through each receiver, you
must use I dual—output LNBF. This at lows yuu Iv
connect each receiver to l different output.
preventing interference between the receivers, in
this me, during installation you must run a
separate coaxial cable From each unlput on the
LNBF to each receiver,
Note: if you want to mull a multi—dt'sh system,
see the Multi-Dith Installation Guiré or the
nppropritte sections of the lnuallau‘on
blnl’uctiam.
CABLES AND CONNECTIONS
m“ Tighten um rece'lver back panel
coaxial cable connection: only by
hand. Using a Wrench may over-
tiglnen the connections. causing
dlntlge. Such dining: is not covered
by the Limited Warranty.
RF or VHF CONNECTIONS
(Goon PICTURE AND Souuo)
Cable Connections on Receiver
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The back panel RF or VHF connections (also
called the modutator connections) provide good
picture and good mono (nun-stereo) sound
outlay. Be aware that even ifyou the a TV and
other devices thnl support stereo sound, this type
ofconnectinn will provide only non—stereo
sound.
If you connect a cable TV box or a broadcast TV
antenna to the receiver, use the back panelTv
Antennalcablo In (RF or VHF connectlcnt for
the lcul programming signal input. Use the back
panel Phone (RCA) Audio/Video Output
connections for the output if possible, as using
the TV Set Out (RF nr VHF Connection) will
not provide the best quality video on broadcast or
cable channels,
This is the most simple cabling scheme. and
many people prefer it because of its ease of
installation and use. The RF or VHF ccnnecticns
require that you keep the TV tuned to either
channel 3 pr 4 to view satellite channels, You
also need to set the luck panel Channel 3/4
Switch to match this channel.
Note: if you connect a VCR to the receiver. you
must nlsc set both the VCR channel switch and
viewing channel to this nme channeit All
receivers come preset to channel 3.
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PNONO (RCA) AUDIONIDEO CONNECTIONS
(BETTER PtcrUitE AND SOUND)
cable Connacllons on Receiver
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The back panel phono (RCA) audiolvideo
connections provide better picture on ‘ty and
stereo sound. The phone (RCA) audio/video
cable is available as a single cable with three
connectors on either end, or as three separate
cables. The connectors are color-coded
according to the type ol'signal they carry. the
yellow connector carries the video signal, the
white connector carries the left audio signal, and
the red connector carries the right audio signal. ll”
the TV only has one input connection for this
type ot'uudio, connect it to the right (R) phono
(RCA) audio connection on the receiver.
If you use the phone (RCA) audio/video
connections to connect the receiver with other
devices, then depending on the type of device
that you connect to the receiver you may need to
use the menus displayed by each device to
change the input from local broadcast TV to
satellite TV. See the user manuals that came with
die other devices for more information.
UHF REMOTE
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REMOTE
ANTENNA
For UHF remote controls only, the receiver uses
the UHF antenna to receive communes from the
remote. Connect the UHF antenna here, and
place it so it dos net touch anything.
Note: Place the antenna vertically for maximum
remote runge, if necessary for space you can
place the antenna horizontally, but his will
reduce the range.
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ACCESSORY JACK
If you use a mutti-dish switch that is connected
to the receiver back panelAcclnory Jack, or if
you use an [R extender (also called an “IR mouse
tail”), you mutt set up the receiver properly.
To do this, display the Main Menu, and select the
system Setup option. Next. select the
Accnlory Jack option. Finally. select the"!
Extender or switchbox oplipn, and then select
the Save option.
CH 3 CHANNEL 3/4 Swrrcn
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if you use the TV SI! Out (RF or VHF
Connection) to wire the receiver to a television,
set this SWllch to the channel for the signal
output. Select a channel that is not being used by
a cable or local television station
Note: if you connect the receiver to a VCR that
also uses a channel switch, set both swttches to
the same channel.
TV ANTENNMCAELE IN
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Connect your broadcast TV antenna or cable TV
connection here to switch between satellite
programming and your local or cable W. When
the satellite receiver is turned OFF or you press
the TVIVldoo button on the remote, you have
access to your local TV stations from this
connection.
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The receiver sends non-stereo output through
this connector. If you connect the cable or
broadcast TV antenna to the receiver, you must
use this to connect the TV. if you use this
connection, you do not need to use the Phone
(RCA) or S-VIDEO connectors. However, you
should use them to support the highest quality
stereo sound And video.
SUPER VHS VIDEO
0 (s-VIDEO) OUTPUT
s WDEO (BEsT Plcrune)
The receiver supports S—VIDEO. Which supports
the highest quality video available, If you use
this back panel connection for Video, you must
still connect the audio using rhthonc (RCA)
Anelo Ouwule.
E TELEPHONE JACK
Connect a telephone |ll|E wirh a sundard RM 1
telephone connector to ihe receiver here, and
then connect the line m an active telephone
connection,
Note: The receiver must be connected at all
limes to an active telephone conneciion. ”you
install two or more receivers. each receiver must
be connected at all times to an active telephone
connection
SATELLITE IN
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Connect the coaxial cable from the satellite dish
to the receiver using this connection
f—g DOLEWR DlGn'AL OUTFUT
Dolbf 33an
Use this connection in route Dolby Digital
signals to a compatible amplifier/decoder.
Reference
Wiring the System Together
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STAYING LEGAL
Title 47, Section 605ml), United States Code
(U SE.) makes it e federal crime to modify this
receiver to enable it to recent encrypted
(scrambled) teleVlsion programming-without
payment ol required subscriptions. Conviction can
result in I (in: of up 50 $500 000 mu
imprisonment for live years. or be Any owner
of tilts receiver who procure: or in fully clusls
its modification is In accessory to thtt offense and
may be punishable in the some manner.
lnvesti§ntive euthority for violations lies Wt'J't the
Peder; Bureau of investigation (FBI).
US, Patent No! 4631603. 4577216, 4819093 or:
licensed for limited pay per view use only.
This product incorporates copyright protection
technology that “is protected by Us, ntente and
other intellectual property rights se of this
topyrishi protection technology must be
authorized by Mecmvisron,‘ Md is attended for
home and other limited Plynrcf view uteeonly '
unless otherwise authorize liy Mastovjsion.
Reverse engineering or disusemhly is nrohibitad.
Fcc COMPLIANCE
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that onnmins, among other infommi‘on. the FCC
taint-lion number and‘ ringer e uiszenee ‘
number (HEN) for'this and em. muted.
this information must be provided to the telephone
comp-fly.
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The KEN is used to determine the quantity of
devices which may be connected in the telephone
line. Excessiw. KEN; on the telephone line may
result in the devices not ringing in response to an
incominiull, In most. but not ell areas, the sum
of the R N: should not exceed five (5.0). To be
certain of the number ol’devices that mey or
connected lit the line, as determined by the total
RENE, contact the telephone eon-i any to
determine the maximum KEN For the calling Area.
This equipment use: the following Universal
Service Order Code tUSOC) jivkl: RJ-flc,
An FCC compliant telephone cord and modular
plug is provided with this equipment This
equiyment is designed to be connected to the
telephone network or yteinlses wiring using e
compatible modular gack which is Part 68
campiianr.
This equipment cannot be used on telephone
compeny-providzd coin service. Connection to
Party Line Service is subject in sure urith,
lt‘ zhit equipment cause: harm to the telephone
netwotic the telephone monny will notify you in
advance that temyotary discontinuance of service
may be required. If Advanee‘ notice is not
pnctiul. the telephone complny will natiFy die
customer as soon as possible. Also, you will be
odvised of your right to file I complaint with the
FCC ifyou believe it is necemry.
The zelephone company may make changes in its
Facilities, e ointment. opentiofls. or procedures
' that could I act the operation ofthe eqni L [1'
this happens, the mltphm company Wii prDVide
Advance notice in order for you to make the
necessary modifications in order to maintain
uninterrupted service.
If you experience ttuuigle with this equipment.
glaze cannot-the Seance Center at LNG-333-
474 for tepltr end w infirm-don. lithe
oottble is causing harm to the telephone nawodt,
the telephone comps!) may request you temve
the eqntpmenl flora the network until the problem
it reserved.
The customer may perform minor adjustments
such on the lbliowing, in ofplochms with the
mime-ta
Fag. B-t
atellite System User Guide
~ Move or realign the antenna or receiving
device, such as your broadcast TV antenna,
~ Increase the distance between the receiver
and the equipment with the interference,
Change the angle of die receiver relative to
the equipment,
~ Plug the receiver into a different power
outlet, preferably an a different fuse circuit
within your building.
Refer to the Pmblems amt Solutions Tables
starting on page 5—5 for a detailed description of
recommended customer actions. . .
Do not attempt to open the receiver,
as this Will void the Limited
Warranty (with the exception of
opening the Smart Card access door
on the receiver Front panel), There is
risk of electrical shock, Which may
result in damage to the equipment, or
- personal Injury or death "than are
' no uscrvserviceable parts inside the
receiver. Unauthorized modification i
will Void the Limited Warranty,
This equipment is hearing-aid compatible
It is recommended that the customer insmll an AC
surge arresmr in the AC outlet to Which thisdevice
is connected. This is to avoid damage to the
equipment caused by local lightning strikes and
other electrical surges.
Dlo INTERFERENCE
This equipment has been tested and found to
comply with the limits for a Class B d‘ ital device,
gursuantto Part 15 of the FCC Rules, cs: limits
are desi fled to provide reasonable protection
against urmful interference in a residential
installation. This equipment generntes, use: and
can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not
installed and used in accordance with the
instructions, may cause harmful interference to
radio communications. However. there is no
guarantee that interference will not occur in a
particular installation. If this equipment does
cause harmful interference to radio or television
recqau'ori. which can be determined by turning the
eqlfipmmoflflldmfllfllwis enmuragedmtry
to correct the interference by one or more of the
following measures:
4 Reorierit or relocate the receiving antenna.
eB—Z
. Increase _ the separation between the
equipment and receiver.
. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a
circuit different from that to which the
receiver is connected, .
- Consuit the dealer or an experienced radio!
TV technician for help,
in addition, the FCC provides a booklet that can
help you You can order the booklet from the
following address:
How to 1443an and Resolve Radio-TV
Interference Problem
Stock No 004-000-0014»;
US. Government Punting Office
Washington, DC 20401

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